I'm behind on updates but honestly I can understand his obsession because of the painting he saw was of his last moment he was with Lilly. Now if it turns out the painter wasn't Lilly well my bad im behind on updates. But to me that would justification to be a little obsessed. But yeah without that then id agree just move on nothing you can do but hold onto hope you will reconnect one day.
Yeah... And to be honest, the whole ghosting thing and deleting her social media almost seems like an afterthought. As if the dev felt the need to explain why the MC couldn't just pick up his phone. And, sure, these are valid questions to ask and answer... But the way this story goes about it makes it look as if it's written episode per episode without an outline. Ideally, this kind of information would be seeded throughout the story instead.
That's a good point, but even then, his reaction to seeing the painting is over the top. He _only_ reacts that way because of his obsession with her.
Yeah, as i said, i understand that wants to be back in contact, completely understandable.
that's exactly what I meant as well...MC is soooo obsessed with Lily he's loosing opportunities to create relationships with all the beautiful women around him....and also you mentioned Val's roommate, it's obvious that she's infatuated with the MC but she has to beg him for intimacy...his character is kinda turning me off a little!!!
I only had the first encounter with her (on accident because I didn't understand the context of "play along"), then when the 3rd one came around, it didn't make a lot of sense for them to have this conversation. It was very clear that something else should have happened in between, which is how I discovered their 2nd encounter after checking the code.
What didn't make much sense was MC's reaction to her thought. Like girl you just want sex, did you call just for that etc.
Yeah, exactly. And if you missed the 2nd time, then this reaction really comes out of nowhere. These are signs that the MC is written for the scene, instead of the MC's personality guiding how the scene gets written and plays out. And why we have an inconsistent MC.
Until this gets fixed in a patch or later release, you have a few options to fix it. I'll mention a few of them below.
In my case, I started from scratch and got that error. The variable never gets defaulted and only gets set if you're patient with her at the store. (which I wasn't)
Thank you for your reply. I was just reporting the error, it's a freshly started game. I use URM so I could continue, but I didn't want to change the variable, because I don't want anything with Stella.
Interesting. I wonder if it used to be in the game, then, and got removed. If that's the case, either it was accidentally removed, or the references to it were missed and ofc should've been yanked.
Well, that's why I had mentioned True or False in the steps. If the variable had not existed, you would add it and then choose whichever value you want. Glad URM worked for you.
I00% agree, and it's tiring, my gut reaction is to ignore them... well maybe not our landlady, but everyone else literally made me reject them when first introduced. I had to remind myself it's just an AVN and change my mind later since I'm sure it will all payoff in the future... I just don't like this constant cycle of meeting people with shitty first impressions.
Right, but at least there is a show of goodwill from the landlady. She invited us to stay at her place, something the MC says he desperately needed for his mental health. That she couldn't avail herself for the funeral probably hurt her more than the MC, since she was such good friends with his mom.
Yeah she was sincere enough, and I bought that she not only lived far away, but she couldn't get the time off from work no matter how much it hurt her and she wanted to be there. She was the only one who started off a little questionable, but was willing to overlook it, everyone else though always starts off on the wrong foot with the MC.
