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Maybe it was just me but that whole scene felt so similar to the cyberpunk2077 introBar scene is 0.4 is a classic
Yeah, but Lucy is only interested in the MC because she thinks that he is a bigshot and not just some random dude.she spends QUALITY TIME with us and is invested in a relationship with us.
Yeah, but Lucy is only interested in the MC because she thinks that he is a bigshot and not just some random dude.
And even the MC knows this.
It just seems like you're looking at this game from a weird perspective. Sorry to say, but it seems like you're even more fragile irl than the MC is supposed to be, because of the way you're twisting the story in your head. Is Elsa's banter really so bad, considering her influence on the MC has actually been good for him? And it's not like the MC doesn't get the opportunity to banter back at her.Does Elsa not know all of MC and she still demolishes his self esteem?
Yeah, she does.
That remains to be seen. Right now there isn't much to redeem the incel vibes, especially if you pursue Lucy. But it seems like people are hoping that this is supposed to be the major conflict of the story.Who wrote this script a Incel or a Feminist that wants you to hate the MC as much as possible?
It just seems like you're looking at this game from a weird perspective. Sorry to say, but it seems like you're even more fragile irl than the MC is supposed to be, because of the way you're twisting the story in your head. Is Elsa's banter really so bad, considering her influence on the MC has actually been good for him? And it's not like the MC doesn't get the opportunity to banter back at her.
There's even a scene, where Elsa protects the MC from getting pranked with a permanent marker by another colleague. So your supposed devil incarnate doesn't even stoop as low as the MC's other colleagues.
That remains to be seen. Right now there isn't much to redeem the incel vibes, especially if you pursue Lucy. But it seems like people are hoping that this is supposed to be the major conflict of the story.
Babes in all our lives have life altering flaws that keep us from symbiosis.Being in the MC's psycho-emotional space is not a fun experience.
His social skills, never well developed, have degraded so bad he can't even play nice with the few friends he has in the office. Elsa is frank and brutal with him, but it's not like subtlety would have worked anyway. It would have just been lost on him.
Alice doesn't know MC enough to plot anything beyond doing her homework.We take the good and mittigate their bad with retort and assertiveness,
not goof balling into madness - the course Elsa and Alice keep plotting for MC.
She's not even a LI at this point in the game and it's not clear, if she ever will be (the story would probably be better off if she wasn't, but the porn content would suffer a big loss). I think seduction and infatuation are important attributes for the femme fatale archetype.Elsa is the typpical femme fatalle for MC
Who knows? Given all the effort she's invested in putting him on track and keeping him there she might just decide he's wasted on Alice and better off with her.She's not even a LI at this point in the game and it's not clear, if she ever will be (the story would probably be better off if she wasn't, but the porn content would suffer a big loss).
I think they've already telegraphed it; he's the princess and she's the knight that will save him. That said, the final goal will probably have them as equals/friends (and whatever plans Elsa has for the company) not necessarily as a romantic coupling.Who knows? Given all the effort she's invested in putting him on track and keeping him there she might just decide he's wasted on Alice and better off with her.
BUT this is an erotic novel. MC has to get laid. The final goal is: MC conquers the pussy.I think they've already telegraphed it; he's the princess and she's the knight that will save him. That said, the final goal will probably have them as equals/friends (and whatever plans Elsa has for the company) not necessarily as a romantic coupling.