who knows...the game is still being developed, that said I think is cool that there are some characters that simply aren't into you. I think it makes the game a little more believable since not everything revolves around the MC.Is trying to romance Sarah as a FemMc something that will work or just a fruitless endevour as she's only straight?
There aren't that many options for femMc as is anywaywho knows...the game is still being developed, that said I think is cool that there are some characters that simply aren't into you. I think it makes the game a little more believable since not everything revolves around the MC.
I think it's safe to say Sarah is the most bi of all the girls in the game.Is trying to romance Sarah as a FemMc something that will work or just a fruitless endevour as she's only straight?
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I really like Chris, but her character lacks consistency. It is difficult to bond with a character when you cant understand their motivation, it is impossible to understand a characters motivation when they act in contradictory ways from scene to scene.Poor Chris is very unpopular.
care to elaborate on what she did that seems inconsistent?I really like Chris, but her character lacks consistency. It is difficult to bond with a character when you cant understand their motivation, it is impossible to understand a characters motivation when they act in contradictory ways from scene to scene.
Character development is difficult in a linear story, I imagine a story with branching paths makes it much more difficult.
As an example, she is completely fine with hitting on all of her staff, yet throws the book at them if they decide to have sex.care to elaborate on what she did that seems inconsistent?
Chris is dominant. She would say: I am the queen, I am the alpha female, I do what I want and everyone will shut up!I really like Chris, but her character lacks consistency. It is difficult to bond with a character when you cant understand their motivation, it is impossible to understand a characters motivation when they act in contradictory ways from scene to scene.
Character development is difficult in a linear story, I imagine a story with branching paths makes it much more difficult.
With Chris I'd say it's important to understand the military mindset.As an example, she is completely fine with hitting on all of her staff, yet throws the book at them if they decide to have sex.
That's because she wouldn't order the main cargo they're transporting (i.e. the MC) to risk his life doing something he isn't trained to do. So she either lets the MC decide or not if she doesn't have a very high opinion of him.Completely trusts her engineer, yet decides landing the ship with the air brake not functional is fine, despite her engineers recommendation that it isn't and could kill them all.
You may need to look more deeper into her patterns. They are there, but she is not an easy character to read. It's part of her personality.So she is fine with unprofessional behavior except when she isn't, she has complete trust in her crew, except when she doesn't. Basically her character changes her position whenever it suits. I don't know what her core values are, as there doesn't seem to be a pattern to her actions.
I think you just described what your character can be on some paths, rather than Chris. I'd argue she is a respected leader among her crew. It can be seen really well in her dynamics with Annie, who's like the least likely to respect anyone.I would say it is a bullying behaviour, not dominant. The therm dominant has a lot of nuances, but Chris incarnates only a particular kind domination, that usually doesn't lead to become a respected leaders; like an Italian General of the WW1 learned, when his soldiers shooted him and then they said he was killed by an enemy sniper.
I didn't say Chris was acting sensibly. She may be trying to compensate for her (internal) weakness, the story is not over yet.I would say it is a bullying behaviour, not dominant. The therm dominant has a lot of nuances, but Chris incarnates only a particular kind domination, that usually doesn't lead to become a respected leaders; like an Italian General of the WW1 learned, when his soldiers shooted him and then they said he was killed by an enemy sniper.
I have a character with a path?I think you just described what your character can be on some paths, rather than Chris. I'd argue she is a respected leader among her crew. It can be seen really well in her dynamics with Annie, who's like the least likely to respect anyone.
I apologize: I wasn't put something in your mouth; I would never. I used your words like a starting point to express my thoughts.I didn't say Chris was acting sensibly. She may be trying to compensate for her (internal) weakness, the story is not over yet.
I mentioned wolves earlier. Not the alpha male is the biggest, strongest, or fastest. But he’s the smartest, the best organizer, with his leadership the pack gets more prey.
The alpha female, on the other hand, has to fight all the time. She beats the whole pack to win and keep her position. We have two trips with Chris, submission or romance. If we are alpha males, the alpha female wants to get our attention and does not tolerate competitors. If we surrender, she wants to strengthen her dominance. (We can only have sex if she allow it.)