The last scene for me is Kaylah talking to Emma about looking good in the bikini and the MC noticing. Is that the last scene?
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No new content. Beta had some scenes that didn't show, this one shows those scenes.
- May 26, 2017
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Hmm I'm not sure I mean if you decline Lucy she also says she's willing to try again after his job is complete, but we all know how persistent Lucy is towards the MC. I wouldn't be surprised since it's not a Harem game....
- May 26, 2017
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The chances of this becoming a Harem is pretty low so this means you need choose wisely.
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I don't see anything but choosing a suitable one, Charlotte
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There is no more suitable option in this game than Charlotte than she deserves a man who loves and protects her and I agree with Lucy
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I agree with you Charlotte almost being beaten to death was pretty damn dark that I even felt bad for her I wouldn't want Emma suffering the same fate as her mother and let's not forget about that duche bag Zac about his plans for Emma.
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I'm going the same route as you with Charlotte.
- Aug 3, 2018
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I figured Charlotte or her sister were the options, and good ones too. Her daughters seemed inappropriate due to the age difference, even though they're all adults. I really do think the story aims for Charlotte and the MC to be together, but Lucy really does fit the role too.
Are there any other options that are decent? Only the author knows, but I just don't see it.
Are there any other options that are decent? Only the author knows, but I just don't see it.
Whilst I agree, it was darn worth it, makes that connection on an emotional level.
The danger to Emma from the stalker is the reason Charlotte allowed the MC into their lives. Does she need protection from the actor? Yes. Will she at this point, given her history, allow the MC to stick around to protect her from him, if the threat to her daughter is gone? Given that she doesn't want to reveal who he is, probably in no small part due to not fully trusting the MC, I'm sceptical.
She definitely won't keep him around because Emma has a crush on an asshole who doesn't deserve her attention. Nor for Suzi's problem (which, unless it happened in this update, Suzi hasn't even revealed yet.) So while there are other plot points to resolve, the reason for the MC to be there is the stalker.
As a MacGuffin, the stalker is very suitable and there's no good reason to resolve that mystery right now.
I don't believe I misunderstood. You were speculating about why Kaylah might get more screen time and directly asked a question about whether Kaylah might be considered more likeable. I took this as a jumping off point to state my preference in context of your question. True, I did not address why Suzi is getting so little screen time, but I wasn't trying to.
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I'm yet another on Charlotte's path and hoping that mc will have the chance to follow thru on his earlier statement of fixing Lucy up with his brother/buddy?
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I believe that's exactly Skylaroo's point - that the stalker is a MacGuffin. Consequently, the story doesn't need to examine or go into substantial depth. It's literally just there to initiate the story and drive the plot forward. I believe Skylaroo's objection is that the story keeps returning to it and dragging on without either resolving it or doing anything meaningful with it. The audience doesn't care for a huge amoutn of pages or screentime or dialogue delving into the backstory or the explanation of the MacGuffin. That's not what the audience is invested in.
I agree with you that it doesn't need to be a major portion of the story content, but ...
You don't usually resolve a MacGuffin. Or do anything meaningful with it. There's no need to be invested (though personally I am intrigued, and others may care more than you think.) But as a story catalyst, it must continue to feature because once it's gone the story loses its reason for being. The only way to eliminate it is to first set up other coherent reasons for the story to continue. Which I don't think has happened yet.
A good example of resolving a MacGuffin that caused problems is Twin Peaks. Twin Peaks was never about the murder of Laura Palmer. It was about what happened to and around the people during the resulting investigation. After the murder was solved (I believe due to studio pressure) the series lost focus, and needed to come up with reasons for Agent Cooper to stick around. A lot of good stuff followed, but it took a while to recover.
Up to the last version of Hillside, I don't think the stalker plot has taken up much story time. Perhaps my perception is off, but that's how it seems to me. Did it suddenly take up a lot in this update?
There's also the possibility this interpretation is incorrect and the mystery of the stalker matters to the story. In which case resolving it early isn't really appropriate. It would be unusual (though not unthinkable) for a mystery story to resolve the central mystery before the end. But I would expect the investigation to progress and so feature more, which is why I suspect it's a MacGuffin.
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I had to start a new game to get out of that relationship with Lucy.....she's annoying as fk, ooooohhhh Kayla's gonna get it now.....yee haw