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You can name D, that's why we all call her D, because she doesn't have a NPC default name, thus she is not a non-player character.
We make lot's of choices from D's perspective. Just in this latest update we made a decision with Margo in the park. I'm sure we'll make choices when she is alone at the competition too, in fact her going to that competition by herself shows she is indeed one of the games protagonists.
D and F are both the protagonists. We make choices for both of them, we see things from both perspectives, both of them are named by the player, both of them move the story forward. Being a protagonist doesn't mean they have equal content, or have equal choices.
This game is mostly from F's perspective (for male player immersion reasons), but the game is about D. She is the one who is gaining a career, making choices and growing as a character. Just like how Melody was about Melody, or Haley's Story is about Haley.
We make lot's of choices from D's perspective. Just in this latest update we made a decision with Margo in the park. I'm sure we'll make choices when she is alone at the competition too, in fact her going to that competition by herself shows she is indeed one of the games protagonists.
D and F are both the protagonists. We make choices for both of them, we see things from both perspectives, both of them are named by the player, both of them move the story forward. Being a protagonist doesn't mean they have equal content, or have equal choices.
This game is mostly from F's perspective (for male player immersion reasons), but the game is about D. She is the one who is gaining a career, making choices and growing as a character. Just like how Melody was about Melody, or Haley's Story is about Haley.