The story is actually quite old; I think it's been two years since Bardie was erased from the game. Sure, he had his fans, but it's truly outrageous to insult the whole threat like this just because Bardie isn't being continued. After all, the community can't do anything about it.
To be fair, it's not such a shame about Bardie. He was just an immature, not even good-looking brat who was given too much power and actually just made the game unnecessarily difficult for us. He was the most annoying character of all, and his dialogue wasn't even well-written. The only thing I miss about the bardie content is the teacher. He was really good.
But let's face it: bad luck for Bardie. All other content is still in there. And that's more than enough.
Like I said: I could live with and without Bardie (there are way bigger assholes, psychos and other shitheads in the game! xD) - but the content in the Buckfett/Roberts Mansion is a big loss! - could have been in game easily without Bardie...
The worst thing about the dialogue is definitely everything that comes from Victoria (I'm at the beginning of Ep. 3, maybe this changes...).
Anyone who deals with writing, screenplays, books, newspapers, etc., would never dare to publish something like this.
Anyone who takes a writing course to learn how to do this and submits something like this for correction would be given extra lessons in writing style and dramaturgy!
This is not a matter of opinion. That's just very poor craftsmanship. This could be done better!
But this may also be due to the translation into English. I don't know.
However, Victoria's constant third-person dialogue is also not very well done. It's too much; something like this should be used sparingly.
Yes, she's an absolute psychopathic, annoying child-like brat, but that much is not really authentic in that way.
Perhaps it comes across better in the original, but in English it's a complete disaster, because in addition to the poor stylistic device, the words are completely jumbled together in a sentence - like word-scrabble

Children talk about themselves in the third person until they discover the “self”. And a tribe in the pacific/indonesian ocean, but that's another story...

Talking about yourself in the third person creates distance, but at the expense of authenticity. Perhaps this is intentional (who wants to be near Victoria? Yeah, maybe to give her a acid-bubble-bath xD), as it helps the narrator portray a character as a psychopath or sociopath – but there isn't a single mentally normal, healthy person in the entire game - Mr. Roberts seems to be pretty normal (Ep. 3, beginning, as I said)
Or perhaps the stylistic device has simply fallen victim to the translation, but even so, it cannot be accepted without comment. You can't do that to the developer, you'd just be lying to his face!
Victoria's text/writing is a disaster. Not her story line, and intentions - that's not what I'm saying.
Sorry, to be honest in a little bit harsh, direct way...
Ok, ty for your reply!
