- Jul 30, 2020
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As Elhemeer has just said, there is on the one hand a very beautiful young woman, but who is not perfect, either physically or in terms of her character traits.Ok, so I've finished the game and have played through the Lexi, Holly, Lexi and Holly, Linda and Cece paths. My clicking finger got too worn out retracing steps to complete those lines and I had to stop before completing the Steph and Kira/Robin lines, but I will. I loved the game, enjoyed the writing and the humor and would recommend it to anyone. Having said that, I have two things:
1) I really liked the Cece character, and I can understand the flawed nature being appealing, but for the life of me I don't get the fanatical love that seems to follow her around and don't understand what the people see in her that would have her topping out the brackets of that mibsmeebe thing over the current universe of AVN women. Granted, I'm not sure if that poll was a representative sample or not and there may have been some voting irregularities on it based on some of the BaDik comments, but whatever. I liked every single one of the characters in this game, but she wasn't even my favorite in this game, not the funniest or the prettiest (understanding this is very subjective) even though she is arguably THE central character. There is obviously a depth to her that is uncommon in AVNs. I feel like I'm just not seeing something that other people see. I'm sincerely hoping that some of you guys in this thread who are likely the most invested can tell me what you see for a different perspective.
2) How could Samantha not have been called Leticia? I mean, c'mon...
But to speak of perfection, we must then speak of the standard criteria of society, which is very insignificant for each individual when it comes to affective relationships. What we like or dislike in a person is very suggestive and personal. So in addition to the beautiful shapes of his body, her pretty face and his expressions, she's a complex, charismatic character with very bright and playful sides for a moment, which becomes very dark and moody the next moment. This makes her mysterious, which arouses curiosity at first, she is cold in appearance at first sight, but once past the first layers of her protective shell, we discover a hypersensitive young woman who struggles daily in the greatest loneliness, which calls for a deep empathy that makes you want to help.
Then, having already expressed myself on this subject, I will make it short. What makes this character particularly endearing from my point of view is on the one hand what Cece represents for Drifty, and on the other hand the similarities of an event that I experienced with my little sister, which makes this character even more endearing.
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