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George RR Martin might be faster than him at writing novels at this point. Honestly, I'd be happy if he could just make this a linear graphic novel. Gives me closure that way.Feels like he's just writing a novel now, lol.
George RR Martin might be faster than him at writing novels at this point. Honestly, I'd be happy if he could just make this a linear graphic novel. Gives me closure that way.Feels like he's just writing a novel now, lol.
You don't even to go that far back. Even in the current evolution of the game there are several mechanics that don't get used. From the very beginning there was a mechanic where people liked or disliked certain anwers. It is still there. That has never been used. He introduced a suspicion mechanic not too long ago. Not sure what for and how it is supposed to work with a linear story to begin with. I am pretty sure that sex skills are still in the game and so is the dice rolling and occasionally your kinks open up dialogue choices, but only for you to choose between almost identical scenes to begin with.The (latest) reboot and, especially the removal of the lifepath (technically, hiding, the code is still there) is based on one reason (note that it isn't a *logical* reason): "If I have to take into account all these variables and choices I will never get to Bangkok! Therefore I must remove those parts of the game altogether"
It is of course really silly considering the variables weren't even being used to begin with, and he could have chosen to ignore them altogether like he already did (seriously, back in the days you had stuff like "+1 Riding Motorcycle" and "+1 Rock Music")
It's never been used because it's all complete sham and can't be used -- aside from couple early cases most characters don't have functional variable(s) to store their liking/respect, and the game doesn't actually record and tally these likes/dislikes, merely displays them as part of scene text. It's pure window dressing.From the very beginning there was a mechanic where people liked or disliked certain anwers. It is still there. That has never been used.
If we get another rewrite it's your fault.If the dev wanted realism he would probably send Kate just as a field agent/overseer who navigates the whole operation and controls recruited bargirls who snitch for money. Then *insert story twist* happens and Kate have to step in or abort mission. This claim is a bit stronger than current one, anyway.
Exactly.I don't think people want to ignore the trauma. They just balk at things proceeding seemingly out of order, with the trauma explosion over a blowjob when the heroine was already made to fully fuck multiple people (and one of them repeatedly) with little to no apparent reaction from her other than "man it was kinda hot".
Can also suck off a drug dealer as a thank you for delivering coke at 3 in the morning, and fuck a frat boy after the party the coke was bought for.Did I miss someone?
Well, that's what lampshading is -- it's intentionally made to stand out, so then the MC can explain to herself (and confirm for the player) that she's just being irrational about it, and how it isn't a big deal at all and she should just get over it.Honestly that just makes the inconsistency stand out even more.
Yes. She's done all the things she's done, and she's known how Bonaht gets paid from day one, and that it would be her turn eventually. Making her have a serious wobble before moving her on to bargirl work makes good dramatic sense, but this comes out of nowhere, and destroys all she's been.Honestly that just makes the inconsistency stand out even more.
First Connor fuck is 100% rape. The trauma scene would fit perfectly there. But no, she had an orgasm being raped. As a matter of fact, she has been having orgasms the whole time, with everyone! Truly makes zero sense.I mean seriously her first test in the establishment was to get fucked raw by Connor including getting a creampie.
Perhaps Crush forgot that?
Or how Connor used to repeat it after her shifts I think two times?
I know Crush won't like the description but that was rape.
Especially the first one.
And now she's getting into psychologic problems after a BJ?
Were we supposed to see some trauma building up?
Sure as hell didn't seem that way during the Hotel date with whatever his name was or during the party with the girls.
Also why isn't the new girl getting "broken in" by Connor?
Perhaps save the moral problems for after the MC witnessed that?
That would actually be a good plot device where the MC can decide to save her or to save the mission (throwing the new girl to the wolves, using her for the mission) or something in between.
Nah a BJ it is.