- Jul 12, 2017
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That's a pretty good synopsis of why I don't come to this thread too often. Admittedly I haven't been an active forum poster for very long, but I did quite a bit of lurking. There is a great deal to discuss with this game, however it feels like if you post something in here you're unintentionally setting off a bomb, because someone is bound to disagree vehemently with what you said.Really? Couldn't have just been organic?
The truth is that this game does, but the incredibly boring and repetitive arguments about the Klaus revelation buried the thread. People don't want to stick their toe into that argument anymore. (Anecdotal evidence: I was once of the most prolific posters in this thread. Aside from the last few hours, am I now?) We can blame this on the game or we can blame this on all of us — or both — but that's actually what killed the discussion here.
I'd love to discuss what their mother knew and when/how clearly she knew it, and given certain answers what her responsibility was and whether or not she lived up to it. I'd also love to discuss her dad's apparently disconnected role. I'd love to discuss the MC & Sandra and whether or not he was a minor asshole are a major asshole to her if they've broken up. I'd love to discuss what the fact that both their bosses know what happened to Sandra means, both personally and professionally...because from a professional standpoint this suddenly seems like an overly personal and incredibly toxic work environment.
But we can't talk about any of this if it's constantly derailed by Klaus. Again, opinions on who's to blame differ, but I'd suggest that the inability to spark and sustain discussions here is not the devs' fault, it's ours.
One last thing...you left off the one where if you say you like Sandra it sets off a chorus of "it's Haley's Story...not Sandra's Story, fuck Sandra" to paraphrase. I'm liking the story, but I usually think twice before getting involved in the forum for it. (Although Walter Victor's "Romeo and Juliet" post was just too funny to pass up. Good job!)