Current guesstimate is Late October or Early November for Demon Lord tier (which is what gets leaked here) and Late November (if DL is released in October) or Early December (if DL is released in November) for Public release.
I don´t know if that will be necessary for the scene to happen, I don´t remember if he said it to the other girls right before having sex with them.
Yes, but all the girls had some action (teasing or oral) before having actual sex. So far Caly has the teasing scene, so I assume this one will be oral. Step by step, you know?
It would be and I would love whoever was chosen for it, but I don´t think it will happen yet. And if it does, I think Alex is the bigger candidate, seeing as Dalia has only just lost her virginity and I don´t think she would go for anal on her second time. But who knows? I would love to see it. We all would, I´m sure.
I trust you don't have kids on your own then. Beleave me, they mostly do shit that does not make sense...
...and many others wouldn't, though for almost all of them (on both sides) it's purely hypothetical. But to borrow a line from Mr. Spock, people often find that having is not nearly as enjoyable as wanting. However much money he may have, Alex rightly sees that William is an awful person (to her and everyone else), and wants out. I don't blame her for it--while "stay, enjoy the privilege, wait to rebel until you're a safe distance away" might be a reasonable course of action, it carries with it at least some compromise. And for that matter, so does the course she chose; if less so.
I mean, being an abusive psycho is not just the only thing Alex knows that her father is guilty of. Or are we forgetting that he condones a lot of shady shit that Ulysses is doing such as excommunications? Stuff that Alex is aware of as she had mentioned back in Ogygia?
I mean in the context of her character long before meeting the MC, not in the way the plot of this story is destined to play out
Yep. If Alex went along with her father and acted like a female version of Axel (which is the only way William would probably accept her) I don't see Orion being in any kind of positive relationship with her. Let alone any of the other girls in the harem.
Even so--yes, she could have handled it differently, and I probably wouldn't blame her for doing so. But the route she chose (which, as you note, was already in place before she met MC)--namely, "I'm getting out as soon as I can afford a place to live, no matter how much of a shithole it may be"--would be easily in the realm of "reasonable" with a far-less-awful father than she had. Particularly when she's made it with her eyes open--she knows what she's giving up, and is willing to pay the price.
That's what I said tho? You really want her to be deep into Ulysses by the time we meet her in the beginning of the game and thus could lead her to be a lot more resistant to the idea of Orion and co "rocking the boat" because it will make all her sacrifices to her pride and not embracing her need for freedom to be all for naught?
Well the question is whether the time loop is a plot device or the central theme. Iirc we don't know if we're talking about the same people having tried it before or other people having tried it before. Again, I might be forgetting stuff, but I think there's nothing saying previous "tries" have been Orion still? Or whether we're talking other heroes who have tried and been corrupted or failed.
William is divorcing their mother and leaving them with nothing. No doubt Alex rebelling didn't help with this, but I doubt it was the main cause of it.
That's not what you said tho? You said you doubt Cari is gonna put concepts of a loop or cycle/s front and center to the main plot despite evidence and hints to the contrary. Of course it's not going to be a deep philosophical dive as this is written by Cari not Monolithsoft, but something along the lines of "there used to be a cycle that the dead are trapped in and now there isn't thanks to your actions" is simple enough direction for Cari to work with.
Putting adult motivations on behaviour stemming from childhood, would cause a lot of "misunderstanding" in general - not just with Eternum's Alex.
Because she's not cut from the same cloth the rest of her family is. She had a good influence from her grandma and after her death she was mature enough tonl understand that what her parents and brother do isn't good.
Not everyone is stuck on materialism. Alex is a romantic. Romantics have little interest in materialism, particularly when it manifests as a love of money and objects over people and emotions. You can't cookie cutter everyone into the same gingerbread man prototype.
True, though she'd probably hit you for saying that.
