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Yeah, I haven't seen such a scene either and now I'm wondering if I've missed something.To change the topic of this discussion, with which character does the "lights" scene come into play. Havent had problems with epilepsy for years now but it is better to be safe then sorry(just put the chars name into spoilers). Thanks in advance.
Exactly so. The MC is going to have to find another gear to keep up with her... and I'm not sure he has it in him (he isn't sure, either).God, I love this woman She really mops the floor with Edward. There is nothing sexier than confidence, and she has it in abundance
I'm confused too, it's that the whole update? or did i missed something because i think i did not.so does the game just end after Lucy comes back with that guy? it seemed like a very short update
I couldn't agree more!The only women worth pursuing are lionesses, and this lady is an apex predator.
I think sqwl is telling the story of a man who learns how to stop being a miserable incel and starts seeing women as actual human beings. Slowly, painfully, but surely Maybe Edward will even stop putting Alice on pedestal and move onto other potential interests!The MC is going to have to find another gear to keep up with her... and I'm not sure he has it in him (he isn't sure, either).
[...] And Elsa... is pretty much my ideal woman, although she's also a nightmare... particularly for a guy like the MC. (Unless, that is, the MC has that other gear... we'll see!)
Agreed. Corporate Culture, along with Hillside, are basically on a category of their own, standing above others.CC puts so much out there in the shade... there are only 3-4 games on this site with characters that are as well written and compelling.
Yup, that's the way I read it too. I'm hoping that if Edward advances beyond doormat (and he is advancing, albeit super slowly) he will realize that the manipulative chess player who is presently using him as a pawn in a game of her own devising is the _only_ woman worth having. (The nature of her game is one of the plot's big unknowns...)Agree to disagree Edward is a doormat - he knows it, she knows it. She is trying to teach him to stop seeking validation from others and build some self-confidence. I don't see anything arrogant about that.
Yeah, but at this point, I don't know if he's even hit rock bottom yet. He's starting to chafe under Elsa's direction, but he hasn't full-on rebelled; that will probably be his lowest point.I couldn't agree more!
I think sqwl is telling the story of a man who learns how to stop being a miserable incel and starts seeing women as actual human beings. Slowly, painfully, but surely
Honestly, if that actually happens in the story, I'm going to donate like a thousand pounds to sqwl's PatreonI'm hoping that if Edward advances beyond doormat he will realize that the manipulative chess player who is presently using him as a pawn in a game of her own devising is the _only_ woman worth having.
Agreed. Funnily enough, it was my wife who introduced me to this gameFor a man to have a shot at achieving truly great things, he must have a powerful, determined woman at his side... iron sharpens iron. Come on, Edward, you wimpy lummox... be worthy of her!
Oh, definitely! I think we are still a while away from Edward hitting rock bottom. We'll get there eventually.Yeah, but at this point, I don't know if he's even hit rock bottom yet. He's starting to chafe under Elsa's direction, but he hasn't full-on rebelled; that will probably be his lowest point.
We have such similar tastes it's rather scary. Fundamentally, what both of those games have in common is that the Devs know how to create compelling female characters, who behave as fully-rounded human beings and are true to their own natures. (In other words, as compelling _people_ not porn tropes or male fantasy cardboard cutouts.)I couldn't agree more!
I think sqwl is telling the story of a man who learns how to stop being a miserable incel and starts seeing women as actual human beings. Slowly, painfully, but surely Maybe Edward will even stop putting Alice on pedestal and move onto other potential interests!
Agreed. Corporate Culture, along with Hillside, are basically on a category of their own, standing above others.
I am in no way surprised by this... coulda predicted it. Now... you just need to establish a 'my wife's approved adult games list' so that I can find them, play them, and support the creators.Agreed. Funnily enough, it was my wife who introduced me to this game
I don't think he's just a stereotypical incel. The guy had gfs and a friend circle. He just went the wrong way and now it's super hard to crawl back to life from the pit without the outsider's help. You can have relationships but still lack direction in life, have 0 life goals, and be in almost the exact same position as mc.I couldn't agree more!
I think sqwl is telling the story of a man who learns how to stop being a miserable incel and starts seeing women as actual human beings. Slowly, painfully, but surely Maybe Edward will even stop putting Alice on pedestal and move onto other potential interests!
Agreed. Corporate Culture, along with Hillside, are basically on a category of their own, standing above others.
That's fair, he wasn't always an incel. His current state definitely fits the stereotype, though.I don't think he's just a stereotypical incel. The guy had gfs and a friend circle. He just went the wrong way and now it's super hard to crawl back to life from the pit without the outsider's help.
While I appreciate femdom, that game is a bit much for me. It goes beyond sexual domination, well into the territory of slavery/indentured servitude. Not my cup of teaTry to check *estate dominate*. The only game on pair with this one where I was really hooked to characters and great writing.
i look up at 0.4 image folder and the answer is yesso does the game just end after Lucy comes back with that guy? it seemed like a very short update