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according to the story, stephanie went to school with madison. but madison and ashley are from nevada, which i'm assuming is far from wherever the game takes place. how does that work?
maybe she is from nevada too or shes a university friend life happens and people move maybe thats how?
It's entirely possible they moved when they were younger, and still went to school together after they moved.
i was thinking like maybe they had to move around little bit because of their parent's job? Like They were born in Nevada or whatever the state they are living in now spend elementary/junior high there moved to some other place and came back years later.
Have you guys seen this?
RPS explains to us how House Party is a "misogynistic pile of shit".
A truly invaluable piece of insight, from self-admitted Social Justice Warrior John Walker (who is also old and special, as he says).
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RPS explains to us how House Party is a "misogynistic pile of shit".
A truly invaluable piece of insight, from self-admitted Social Justice Warrior John Walker (who is also old and special, as he says).
- Jul 17, 2017
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People have been writing these types of reviews since early in the game's life.
Play it or hate it. Eek isn't budging.
They're not wrong in some sense, but it's a fucking game.
Those who can't distinguish fantasy from reality need to avoid writing reviews lol.
I hope you detected the sarcasm in my post.
Having said that, this is the only review from a site that does this (game reviews) I've seen, at least considering only the major ones.
I dont just agree with you, I happen to think that these people suffer from a severe case of progressivism and Social Justice ideology.
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I wasn't targeting you as a response. It's actually funny to me, the person who wrote the review probably didn't get out much as a teenager and young adult. I've seen some crazy shit at parties that would put this game to shame. :b
John Walker is a joke. The funniest thing about his write-up is that House Party, though one of the best in terms of gameplay and graphics, is probably one of the tamest games on this site. He'd probably lose his mind if he ever played anything else on here. Though I suppose HP being edgy enough to get attention, but tame enough to not be over the top is what garnered all of the mainstream attention to it in the first place.
That's 18 months old review. Not really relevant in any form.
House Party is pretty tame yeah, but I dont mind that at all. I like vanilla stuff, without much kinks.
Oh I wasn't knocking it for being tame, don't get me wrong. Honestly, anything that has the potential to go mainstream like House Party did would have to be tame. A lot of fringe stuff that is popular on this site just has no place in mainstream. Even an amazing game with any of the kinks that are popular here wouldn't sell nearly as well as this game just because of having that content. Eek did the right thing by keeping it tame and focusing on outdoing all the other adult games in terms of gameplay and graphics. There's really no other game that can touch it there. It created quite a niche for itself and that's why it got so popular.
Well, I wasnt really talking about it objectively nor was I talking about its potential at going mainstream.
But the thing is, even though what you said is true to some extent, it doesnt matter, because we still live in a society where violence in video games is perfectly fine, but "OMG there's sex and nudity in this game!!! Our children are being corrupted!!".
Personally, I think its highly hypocritical how you can easily have sex scenes in hollywood movies, and tons of porn on the internet, but video games are still in this prude conservative phase.
All of these things should be socially acceptable, just let people enjoy the content that they want to enjoy.
Right of course. Eek calls this out right on their splash screen. IMO it's got to do with the generation gap of people who didn't grow up with video games. When you start to get into the +50 crowd, these people still assume video games are "for kids". They grew up with movies, and are familiar with the ratings system, and have already accepted that there are pornographic movies and that society is doing its best to keep them out of the hands of minors, but when it comes to games, it's uncharted territory for them. They don't understand how it works. They're honestly probably not really OK with the violence either, but in their eyes sex stuff marketed to children is the worst thing ever because their generation was also pretty prudish about that stuff to begin with.