SamualHand
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Make it a local tradition in this town to enrich your story!Same story with the wedding rings. Currently, the main characters in the game aren't engaged to anyone.
Make it a local tradition in this town to enrich your story!Same story with the wedding rings. Currently, the main characters in the game aren't engaged to anyone.
I gathered it would be something like that heh. Thanks for the reply, take it easy man.As for this - it's definitely my oversight. When I was selecting clothes/hairstyles/jewelry for individual characters, I simply chose one of the standard jewelry assets for rings. It automatically placed it on the wrong finger, and I didn't notice it. During development, there are so many details to keep track of that some small things are easy to miss. I have the same problem with the main character's stubble - sometimes it disappears, sometimes it appears. It's a minor detail I only noticed long after the renders were finished.Same story with the wedding rings. Currently, the main characters in the game aren't engaged to anyone.
Thanks for making the effort and engage w/ us despite -understandably- being averse to itOkay, maybe I shouldn't jump into this conversation since I don't really like arguing and all. But I'm genuinely curious here. What's wrong with these examples? Honestly, I don't understand.
What's the problem with MC taking on the role of a white knight and trying to stand up for a colleague? Is it bad? Oh no, a man stood up for a woman he doesn't know well. How terrible! This never happens in normal stories, right? And he doesn't have his own place to live. So that means he should keep quiet? Is that the logic? And what's with the criticism about having two bags of belongings? When I was 20, that's all I had too. As I imagine many guys that age do.
The conversation example is a bit more complex. I admit I'm not a native English speaker, so maybe I'm missing something. Of course, the example given is significantly simplified, but here's the full version:
lu "Mom says you're living the dream. That you finally escaped our backwater and found your place."
lu "But Dad's a whole different story. Keeps muttering that you'll be back any day now. Thinks the big city's too much for you."
mc "(As if he ever believed in me.)"
lu "Don't listen to him. A couple more years, and I'll be right there with you, showing this city what we're made of. We've always had each other's backs, remember?"
mc "Of course I remember. We're a team! You and me against the world."
mc "(I forgot how much I missed this little troublemaker.)"
mc "I miss you, sis. This city wouldn't be so lonely if you were here. Every adventure's more fun with you around."
lu "Don't worry. I'll be there soon. Hang in there till then. I believe in you."
lu "Everything's good with you, right? Mom's really worried, you know."
mc "I won't lie, Lucy, it's not easy. But I'll find my way, I promise."
Yes, maybe there should have been some kind of pause before "Everything's good with you, right? Mom's really worried, you know." But is it really that unnatural?
I won't deny I have plenty of issues with story construction, characters, etc. But these specific examples... I don't know. Is this criticism just for the sake of criticism, or am I really missing something? I'm asking because I'm genuinely interested. I always try to improve my understanding of how to write a story.
The "white knight" thing doesn't make a whole lot of sense because we are told that the customer is known to do that by the coworker saying something along the lines of "oh its x again" which means he has done this before and has clearly gotten away with it because he is a favorite customer/big spender/frequent guest so the first question is...... why now and why her?Okay, maybe I shouldn't jump into this conversation since I don't really like arguing and all. But I'm genuinely curious here. What's wrong with these examples? Honestly, I don't understand.
What's the problem with MC taking on the role of a white knight and trying to stand up for a colleague? Is it bad? Oh no, a man stood up for a woman he doesn't know well. How terrible! This never happens in normal stories, right? And he doesn't have his own place to live. So that means he should keep quiet? Is that the logic? And what's with the criticism about having two bags of belongings? When I was 20, that's all I had too. As I imagine many guys that age do.
The conversation example is a bit more complex. I admit I'm not a native English speaker, so maybe I'm missing something. Of course, the example given is significantly simplified, but here's the full version:
lu "Mom says you're living the dream. That you finally escaped our backwater and found your place."
lu "But Dad's a whole different story. Keeps muttering that you'll be back any day now. Thinks the big city's too much for you."
mc "(As if he ever believed in me.)"
lu "Don't listen to him. A couple more years, and I'll be right there with you, showing this city what we're made of. We've always had each other's backs, remember?"
mc "Of course I remember. We're a team! You and me against the world."
mc "(I forgot how much I missed this little troublemaker.)"
mc "I miss you, sis. This city wouldn't be so lonely if you were here. Every adventure's more fun with you around."
lu "Don't worry. I'll be there soon. Hang in there till then. I believe in you."
lu "Everything's good with you, right? Mom's really worried, you know."
mc "I won't lie, Lucy, it's not easy. But I'll find my way, I promise."
Yes, maybe there should have been some kind of pause before "Everything's good with you, right? Mom's really worried, you know." But is it really that unnatural?
I won't deny I have plenty of issues with story construction, characters, etc. But these specific examples... I don't know. Is this criticism just for the sake of criticism, or am I really missing something? I'm asking because I'm genuinely interested. I always try to improve my understanding of how to write a story.
I think people have already pointed out the issue with the dialog but I'll pitch in my 2 cents too. the dialog you've written here is actually quite good and I have no complaints. I haven't played this game yet, only the rockstar one. The issue there was that while the sentences were grammatically correct, they were quite convoluted and had too many words. Also the flow was very jarring and did not go smoothly from one sentence to another. English speaking youth (which I assume the characters are, if I'm playing in English) speak smoothly and use small, easy to understand phrases/sentences. I understand you're not a native English speaker, so may I suggest watching some videos/movies to better understand dialog? Pulp Fiction had some amazing natural dialog iircOkay, maybe I shouldn't jump into this conversation since I don't really like arguing and all. But I'm genuinely curious here. What's wrong with these examples? Honestly, I don't understand.
What's the problem with MC taking on the role of a white knight and trying to stand up for a colleague? Is it bad? Oh no, a man stood up for a woman he doesn't know well. How terrible! This never happens in normal stories, right? And he doesn't have his own place to live. So that means he should keep quiet? Is that the logic? And what's with the criticism about having two bags of belongings? When I was 20, that's all I had too. As I imagine many guys that age do.
The conversation example is a bit more complex. I admit I'm not a native English speaker, so maybe I'm missing something. Of course, the example given is significantly simplified, but here's the full version:
lu "Mom says you're living the dream. That you finally escaped our backwater and found your place."
lu "But Dad's a whole different story. Keeps muttering that you'll be back any day now. Thinks the big city's too much for you."
mc "(As if he ever believed in me.)"
lu "Don't listen to him. A couple more years, and I'll be right there with you, showing this city what we're made of. We've always had each other's backs, remember?"
mc "Of course I remember. We're a team! You and me against the world."
mc "(I forgot how much I missed this little troublemaker.)"
mc "I miss you, sis. This city wouldn't be so lonely if you were here. Every adventure's more fun with you around."
lu "Don't worry. I'll be there soon. Hang in there till then. I believe in you."
lu "Everything's good with you, right? Mom's really worried, you know."
mc "I won't lie, Lucy, it's not easy. But I'll find my way, I promise."
Yes, maybe there should have been some kind of pause before "Everything's good with you, right? Mom's really worried, you know." But is it really that unnatural?
I won't deny I have plenty of issues with story construction, characters, etc. But these specific examples... I don't know. Is this criticism just for the sake of criticism, or am I really missing something? I'm asking because I'm genuinely interested. I always try to improve my understanding of how to write a story.
I mean you are playing a game that is in Russian & English, while English is a translation. So you should accept that this is Russian youth, maybe the characters should be rename into Vladimir, Olga and Sergiey... ;-) no just joking, obviously this is not playing in Russia for financial reasons, but maybe you are asking to much?English speaking youth (which I assume the characters are, if I'm playing in English) speak smoothly and use small, easy to understand phrases/sentences. I understand you're not a native English speaker, so may I suggest watching some videos/movies to better understand dialog?
I usually dont write, because i'm a casual when it comes to these games, and i dont really feel the need to. Here i felt the need , because to me this game was awesome. From the quality, to the cast, i think it shapes up to be a great story. Sure, some elements might be, obvious, or a bit "mainstream"? But i think, the atmosphere, the overall feel of everything is quite amazing. Mr Jet, you are doing a fantastic job, hope you can keep this level of quality, throught your "career", because to be frank, you are one of the few, that in my opinion can deliver such a intriguing and appealing game.Heh, as expected, the game ended up here pretty quickly, as always. Nevertheless, I hope you guys will enjoy it. I'd love to hear your feedback.
Don't forget to hit that like button if you enjoyed the game!
don't hold your breath while waiting.Very nice game bro I am eagerly waiting for the new update
where do those scenes come out? do you have to choose another path? especially Riley'snot forgetting sillies.
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The first 3 are on Zoe path (Riley & Zoe share a house, so you'll see her in the morning.), The last one is on Nikki, get in her car and then choose the appropriate responses.where do those scenes come out? do you have to choose another path? especially Riley's