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Well, you teased him too much sexually on your other playthrough, that's why he came back early from his mission.
But keep playing anyway.
how do you get these endings
the jasmin girlfriend ending
the tyrone girlfriend ending
the jack slut ending
the jack girlfriend ending
the jasmin girlfriend ending
the tyrone girlfriend ending
the jack slut ending
the jack girlfriend ending
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the jasmin girlfriend ending - Interact with her and in her apartment choices select good options
the tyrone girlfriend ending - Interact with Tyronne. Be in his video (need 10 fame) and dont' sleep with Jack and Tyronne buddies
the jack slut ending - With Jack choose slut choices. Can be in relationship with other.
the jack girlfriend ending - With Jack choose slut choices. Cannot be in relationship with other. Exception is Eric. But should dump him later. Need to have atleast one piercing or tattoo before beach scene. If going for good girl suggest only belly piercing
- Oct 29, 2018
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fucking it's a good story 
nice finally a real game ... I wasn't horny from the game for a long time DDD thank you for this game
I have 2 questions:
1. Will there be another update? ...
2 and especially some similar games please)) anyone know?
nice finally a real game ... I wasn't horny from the game for a long time DDD thank you for this gameI have 2 questions:
1. Will there be another update? ...
2 and especially some similar games please
)) anyone know?
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- Feb 1, 2019
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GGGB is finished. There was talk of a Eric DLC but i dont think that will happen. The Dev Evakiss has released her next game Our Red String. Check it out. Its good. Plus Lust Campus is a new game. Similar to GGGB but just startedfucking it's a good story
I have 2 questions:
1. Will there be another update? ...
2 and especially some similar games please
- Feb 25, 2019
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Dunno if anyone with a relatively intimate knowledge of the game flags is still hanging around, but I have a couple questions about Eva.
Is it possible to get thug Eva without making her a slut? The scene guide mentions a couple of times that Eva will invite you to meet Wilson before scene the initial Wilson blackmail scene, without her being a slut, but I've tried a couple different permutations that lead to the blackmail scene without seeing anything of the kind.
On the similar note, is it possible to set the slut Eva flag during the "truth or dare" scene near the beginning of the game? The scene guide claims it is as long as you have 4 or more drinks, and I've tried several route permutations getting to that scene, drunk varying amounts up to the maximum possible, and still didn't get slut Eva set.
For reference, I'm playing 1.1Alpha (the latest Mac version posted in OP), and am mostly tending towards a "bad girl" route, though I'm not making every bad decision.
Is it possible to get thug Eva without making her a slut? The scene guide mentions a couple of times that Eva will invite you to meet Wilson before scene the initial Wilson blackmail scene, without her being a slut, but I've tried a couple different permutations that lead to the blackmail scene without seeing anything of the kind.
On the similar note, is it possible to set the slut Eva flag during the "truth or dare" scene near the beginning of the game? The scene guide claims it is as long as you have 4 or more drinks, and I've tried several route permutations getting to that scene, drunk varying amounts up to the maximum possible, and still didn't get slut Eva set.
For reference, I'm playing 1.1Alpha (the latest Mac version posted in OP), and am mostly tending towards a "bad girl" route, though I'm not making every bad decision.
- Feb 1, 2019
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The only way to have thug Eve is to get her addicted to drugs and join the gang. That only happens if she hooks up with Wilson and dumps Dave. Or Dave dumps her after Ash informs him of Eve's activities.
For Eve slut route you need 2 bad points when you meet Jack in gym first time with Eve. 1 or 0 bad points will give you the option to warn her off. 4 or more bad points will make Jack flirt with you instead ending the route. If you want Eve to continue the slut route you need to make Dave break up with her.
If you dont join Eve with Wilson and warn Dave of the thugs looking for him Eve stays in the slut route and you can control how much she gets corrupted and how much you join in.
I suggest you download the 1.2 complete version because there are some storyline changes which polishes the story. Mostly focused on Jasmine.
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GGGB vs ORS
It's been a while since Good Girl Gone Bad was finished and Our Red String started development. Looking back on my first game and deeper into the second one, I can't help but compare them and see what lessons I can extract from thet.
The structure and gameplay mechanics in ORS are very similar to the ones in GGGB. The focus was to create an interactive story where the player can influence the plot through several narrative choices. I wanted him to feel he had the power to actually shape the story in a meaningful way, that his actions have a clear effect not only on the outcome of the plot but on the characters themselves. And I wanted to trim all the fat from the experience: no stat grinding, no pointless roaming around and no cumbersome game play cycle. Just a streamlined and engaging story that moved forward and evolved with your choices.
GGGB was my first attempt at something like that and I had no real idea of what I was doing. All I knew was that I wanted to push the branching mechanics to the extreme and give the player as much sense of agency as possible. With that in mind I took the potential of a fairly bland starting point and pushed it in different directions, giving Ashley wildly different possibilities: she started as a fairly normal and innocent girl and could end up becoming a gang leader, dealing drugs and shooting people, and everything in between. The only real mechanic other than tracking the different choice variables was a simple Good vs Bad point system to help the player keep track of his standing, and those points interacted with the gameplay giving you access to special dialogue options and choices, similarly to Mass Effect.
ORS basically takes that system and builds upon it. Instead of a binary point system, now you have different stats and a complementary mechanic with Will points, implementing them to the gameplay in a more dynamic and intrinsic way. The backbone of the experience still is the choice-driven branching storyline, but this time, instead of pushing for the most outlandish variety possible, I wanted to explore choice and consequence on a deeper and more nuanced level. I’d say ORS is building up on what I learned with GGGB, a more mature and better structured version of what erotic VN storytelling is able to offer, but the motivation behind both games is practically the same.
What is your opinion on the matter? Do you think ORS improves on the gameplay compared to GGGB? And which approach do you enjoy more?
Great game, lots of options, lots of different routes, it makes for a really great and replayable game, wish there was an option to keep the pubic hair though, or even change it, wild, trimmed and clean shaven or something, i would also have loved to have seen an option to go full buttslut as well, pretty much anal only (for the anal lovers out there like me you get me?) but other than that, truly great game!
I think GGGB has a better approach and those points are good, I would put them in the game ORS
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GGGB vs ORS
It's been a while since Good Girl Gone Bad was finished and Our Red String started development. Looking back on my first game and deeper into the second one, I can't help but compare them and see what lessons I can extract from thet.
The structure and gameplay mechanics in ORS are very similar to the ones in GGGB. The focus was to create an interactive story where the player can influence the plot through several narrative choices. I wanted him to feel he had the power to actually shape the story in a meaningful way, that his actions have a clear effect not only on the outcome of the plot but on the characters themselves. And I wanted to trim all the fat from the experience: no stat grinding, no pointless roaming around and no cumbersome game play cycle. Just a streamlined and engaging story that moved forward and evolved with your choices.
GGGB was my first attempt at something like that and I had no real idea of what I was doing. All I knew was that I wanted to push the branching mechanics to the extreme and give the player as much sense of agency as possible. With that in mind I took the potential of a fairly bland starting point and pushed it in different directions, giving Ashley wildly different possibilities: she started as a fairly normal and innocent girl and could end up becoming a gang leader, dealing drugs and shooting people, and everything in between. The only real mechanic other than tracking the different choice variables was a simple Good vs Bad point system to help the player keep track of his standing, and those points interacted with the gameplay giving you access to special dialogue options and choices, similarly to Mass Effect.
ORS basically takes that system and builds upon it. Instead of a binary point system, now you have different stats and a complementary mechanic with Will points, implementing them to the gameplay in a more dynamic and intrinsic way. The backbone of the experience still is the choice-driven branching storyline, but this time, instead of pushing for the most outlandish variety possible, I wanted to explore choice and consequence on a deeper and more nuanced level. I’d say ORS is building up on what I learned with GGGB, a more mature and better structured version of what erotic VN storytelling is able to offer, but the motivation behind both games is practically the same.
What is your opinion on the matter? Do you think ORS improves on the gameplay compared to GGGB? And which approach do you enjoy more?
it's just my opinion
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Does anybody know what kind of filter/process Eva Kiss used for the background images? I assume it is some form of "Oil Painting" filter and maybe some blur effect.
I attached two examples with the reference image and the background used in GGGB, I challenge anybody to give the exact method (for Photoshop or Gimp; values for the filter). But seriously any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I attached two examples with the reference image and the background used in GGGB, I challenge anybody to give the exact method (for Photoshop or Gimp; values for the filter). But seriously any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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GGGB vs ORS: Main characters
One of the things that made GGGB unique was the female POV of the story. Most adult VN are written and played by men, so it’s natural the male POV is the prevalent one. When I started GGGB there were a few female POV games out there, but most of them were, how to put this... not too well done.
Writing from a female POV was something that for some reason appealed to me, and I thought I could do a better job than what most people were doing at that moment. It also allowed me to explore some erotic themes from a fresh and cool perspective, and it was just fun. So I took this angle and went with it. Some people had trouble playing from Ashley’s POV, but a lot of you really loved it.
Ashley as a character was rather plain, a fairly simple model that could be easily transformed by your choices. My main contribution was writing her like a coherent character, delving into her inner monologue and elaborating into her feelings and personal relationships. It was fun seeing how this simple girl could change, fight for what she believed in or fall prey to lust. I know most people expected me to keep doing the same when GGGB was finished and ORS was announced, but I knew I didn’t want to repeat myself. It’s important for me to keep things interesting and fun for myself, and I knew I needed to go beyond what Ashley provided as a main character.
The choice of going with a double protagonist was a bold and risky one, but it’s one I stand by. Lena is true to GGGB spirit, giving the player a female POV similar to Ashley’s, but introducing a male POV was something I had been wanting to do for quite a while. Dave, Eric and Jack were NPCs I really enjoyed writing, and often I imagines the story from their perspective. Ian would allow me to create just that, and intertwining his POV with Lena’s also allowed me to explore branching storyline and choice mechanics in a new way I hadn’t seen done before. It was a challenge that motivated me and opened up a lot of new door for me and for the player. But that wasn’t the only change from GGGB.
Some people have said that Ashley felt like a blank slate in which the player could insert his particular vision, compared to Lena and Ian, which feel like their own person, with their own and particular personality and past. That’s not exactly true, since Ashley also has a certain personality and a past. But it’s true Lena and Ian have a lot more entity as characters than her. That’s because they have scars. You could say what builds a character (and what builds our own personalities) are wounds. Let’s look at Harry Potter, for lack of a better example: he carries the literal wound that defines his character on his forehead. Jon Snow is a bastard, Naruto hosts a cursed beast inside him, etc. etc... A good character has a wound that defines him.
Ashley had a background, but no real wounds: those happened during the game and shaped her (Eric leaving, her family falling apart, etc). On the other hand, Lena and Ian start the game heavily defined by a recent wound that ties into their character and their motivations. This is what make them feel more interesting and “real” as characters, and when I talk about ORS being a more focused and nuanced game experience I’m talking about things like these.
I know many of you are on the fence about the new double protagonist approach, but I hope you can enjoy the new angle it provides.
Did you like Ashley or Lena more? And do you enjoy having a GGGB-like experience but with a male POV in Ian? I surely enjoy writing it, and playing around with his relationships, especially Cindy's
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