Ciaran8023
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Aw shit, you opened the floodgates, there'll be people latching on to her like white on rice.I mean, she may be an option.. Just not a main option.. >_>
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Dessolos
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Is it just me but when I look at those renders in the Devlog I don't even want the MC to have sex with that cute girl. I want Cassie and that girl to have some lesbian sex. I guess all the times Joshy92 mentioned his lesbian watching chair giving me other ideas haha
Trust we'll get a "dark" route, hopefully with the first Bad End/Game Over...
Joshy92
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That's it Cassie honey seduce that hot girl
Cassie & I could even eat some pussy together.
Cassie & I could even eat some pussy together.
Dessolos
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I mean I don't think anything been confirmed and I very much doubt it
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That's a noob mistake Neon, you can't introduce hot models and say they won't be fuckable.
Next time make it a dude and nobody will care
Next time make it a dude and nobody will care
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it means he cares about dudes , wich is very sus
Maybe not confirmed but very much hinted. Her flirting with the lawyer at end of content then those update photos, it's hinting pretty hard.
IIRC there's also pictures of Cassie with her "friend" in the earlier part of the game/Halloween special that make Guy wonder if those two are maybe more than friends.
Not that it means all that much. Bisexual people exist, so Cassie getting it on with girls doesn't have to exclude y'all's incest fantasies.
Dessolos
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still doesn't mean she won't play both sides and knowing how this game handles and respects player choice it would 100% be optional anyways so I don't see the big deal
If nothing else, hopefully there'll at least be option to tell Cassie to refrain from hitting on your employees. When the owner's relative is given free rein to harass the workers the power dynamics make for pretty poor optics.
That's true, I just remembered Mason. You can refer to him as a Girl and without going totally dark route.
I've enjoyed this one so much, most other VN's pale in comparison to me. Are there any other games that come close to the amount of options and choices?
DogSwordWhychm
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Just finished the Episode 1 remaster, and honestly, I didn't love the changes to Nicki. It feels like she lost a lot of her agency. The two biggest changes were Guy sort of pushing her into getting with Brent, and her not knowing about Guy’s wealth until after she visits.
In the original, those were her own decisions, they gave her depth, led to character development, and let her arc mirror Guy’s in a certain way. Depending on the player's choices, Guy could turn out selfish or thoughtful, and it was cool seeing how the choices of the two characters led them to their meeting point. Nicki went through hardship, but came out the other side knowing that she wouldn’t make the same mistakes again. Guy on the other hand, came into wealth, so he could afford to make mistakes without the same hardships. The player would end up choosing if their two paths were in contrast (if Guy was an asshole) or in parallel (if Guy was more thoughtful).
Now, Nicki not being responsible for what happened to her, removes some of the complexity. Not that she was responsible before, but there was some gray area, which I thought gave depth. Her arc doesn't mirror Guy's as much, and in the remaster, she feels less like a flawed, growing person and more like a static "can-do-no-wrong" type character. Less layered I guess is what I'm trying to say.
Not trying to hate, just my take. Curious what others think as more people play the update.
In the original, those were her own decisions, they gave her depth, led to character development, and let her arc mirror Guy’s in a certain way. Depending on the player's choices, Guy could turn out selfish or thoughtful, and it was cool seeing how the choices of the two characters led them to their meeting point. Nicki went through hardship, but came out the other side knowing that she wouldn’t make the same mistakes again. Guy on the other hand, came into wealth, so he could afford to make mistakes without the same hardships. The player would end up choosing if their two paths were in contrast (if Guy was an asshole) or in parallel (if Guy was more thoughtful).
Now, Nicki not being responsible for what happened to her, removes some of the complexity. Not that she was responsible before, but there was some gray area, which I thought gave depth. Her arc doesn't mirror Guy's as much, and in the remaster, she feels less like a flawed, growing person and more like a static "can-do-no-wrong" type character. Less layered I guess is what I'm trying to say.
Not trying to hate, just my take. Curious what others think as more people play the update.