but if you chose someone else, you would have been stuck with that other choice. like those that chose Cece are stuck with her forever
at least with Lexi, we can have a bit of variance with Holly.
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at least with Lexi, we can have a bit of variance with Holly.
We are not complainingbut if you chose someone else, you would have been stuck with that other choice. like those that chose Cece are stuck with her forever
BTW, I wanted to say 2 things
1- I finally buy the game on steam
2- I just found out than one girl from "The Unbroken" have a cameo in LoF ( Amrit with Steph near the end)
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There's also Jaye from Chasing Sunsets, beer from Last Call, and the wife from Dreams of Reality ... and of course DJ Kink.We are not complaining
BTW, I wanted to say 2 things
1- I finally buy the game on steam
2- I just found out than one girl from "The Unbroken" have a cameo in LoF ( Amrit with Steph near the end)
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i dont mind stuck with Cecebut if you chose someone else, you would have been stuck with that other choice. like those that chose Cece are stuck with her forever
at least with Lexi, we can have a bit of variance with Holly.
I'm playing with Sancho's Mod and for some reason the variable for the Setup Chris with someone is True for all three girls, is it a bug or something?
I've been losing my mind trying to set Chris up with Robin but I can never seem to do so. I keep getting the option to fuck her at the bowling alley when I shouldn't be able to if was able to successfully set Chris up with her according to the walkthrough. I've attached the stats screen right at the beginning of the game. I even wiped my saves and persistent if there was something bugged with that and replayed until that part to no avail. The weird thing is that in my tasks I always get Chris+Robin=True. But, they aren't together?
Edit: Nvm looks like visiting Robin first fixed the issue....weird
I've been losing my mind trying to set Chris up with Robin but I can never seem to do so. I keep getting the option to fuck her at the bowling alley when I shouldn't be able to if was able to successfully set Chris up with her according to the walkthrough. I've attached the stats screen right at the beginning of the game. I even wiped my saves and persistent if there was something bugged with that and replayed until that part to no avail. The weird thing is that in my tasks I always get Chris+Robin=True. But, they aren't together?
Edit: Nvm looks like visiting Robin first fixed the issue....weird
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I don't know the answer... but maybe Sancho1969 can help you with that.
(And if not, maybe just try and play without the Mod)
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Hi everyone. New visitor here. Just completed LoF Cece (blind) PT where she got pregnant at the end.
Some questions though:
1. Reading back to page 431, there are 2 Cece ending. I'm guessing where she did not get pregnant at the end?
2. I'm torn to do another PT, since, well, in AL, I chose Melissa, then in BaDIK, I chose Maya, then in Projekt Passion, I chose Ashe. I guess I have an obvious pattern. So, if the MC did not choose Cece as his partner, how's the ending for Cece? I'm okay with spoiler.
3. How do you pronounce Cece? Is it like 'cease' or 'sea sea' or how?
4. Is there a name for Cece condition/disorder?
Some questions though:
1. Reading back to page 431, there are 2 Cece ending. I'm guessing where she did not get pregnant at the end?
2. I'm torn to do another PT, since, well, in AL, I chose Melissa, then in BaDIK, I chose Maya, then in Projekt Passion, I chose Ashe. I guess I have an obvious pattern. So, if the MC did not choose Cece as his partner, how's the ending for Cece? I'm okay with spoiler.
3. How do you pronounce Cece? Is it like 'cease' or 'sea sea' or how?
4. Is there a name for Cece condition/disorder?
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1. EP4 lewd scene, creampie / pull out defines her ending version
2. No dark endings here, but quite sad anyway if you not pick her as LI. She gets her treatment, but decides to leave at the end and start a new life somewhere else.
3. Closer to the "seasea" w/o a
4. She explained to MC how she "thinks", see and deals with usual to most people things, as well as what she passes through regularly, before the second suicide attempt at the end of EP6. Another example (good one) - in the EP7, in her flashback, when she found the $5 on the bus stop.
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Do another play through! heck do 7 more play throughs! Cece (pronounced like saying yes in spanish twice in a row) is fine in the end. Another player said it was a sad ending, but I don't see it that way. during the story she struggles with people, the public, and doing all kinds of things by herself. At the end of the non-Cece routes, she has gone through treatment and sets off on a but by herself to see the world and find out what the future holds for her. no more hiding in homes and behind other people. In a sense, she is free.
This is one of the best AVN's out there and Drifty did a great job building multiple routes. Take the time to enjoy them all. This game is worth exploring in depth and chasing all the rabit holes to see what you find.
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i am sure it worth the time. but in the previuos comment only mention the bus stop scene with the 5 dollar got a tear in my eye. even that is far not so sad scene. i just emotianali cant play again or on other route.
the humor is the best in the game
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While I'm relieved to know that Cece still going through her treatment, it is still difficult for me to do another PT for other LI. It even take months for me to recover after my first PT in AL. I know this sounds ridiculous. I guess I'm too over projecting myself as the MC.
I can't imagine the emotion involved for drifty or anyone that have someone close to them commits suicide.
By the way, is there a name for the condition that Cece having? Is it emotional dysregulation or something else?
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Drifty specifies in the commentary that he doesn't name it on purpose, but apparently the description she gives in Chapter 6 before the guitar is basically paraphrasing something "C" told him ... so while it's never given a name, it's based on whatever his daughter had.
Also, you're not even CLOSE to being alone in your feelings about playing multiple paths.
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Yeah... Cece got me hooked from the first time she appeared on scene. And her following scenes, showing her caring, goofy, fragile sides, just reinforce my decision to choose her when asked by Chris.
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Some interesting posts I read back to page 300, some state that if this is IRL, they would choose other LI over Cece, because choosing someone depressed or suicidal would only hurt yourself. While this is logically sound, IRL, you won't even know someone is suicidal or depressed or have a condition like Cece in advance.
Even if I was made aware of this condition in advance, it would only strengthen my resolve to be with said person. At least I can try to make them happy or less depressed or share their burden.
If I meet someone IRL like Cece (complete with her personality included with foreknowledge of her condition), I would do everything I can to support her all the time. Yes, I would be devastated when she, inevitably, commits ***, not to mention the possibility (only possibility) I would be following her soon, but I know that I have given my best to support her.
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EDIT:
Some interesting posts I read back to page 300, some state that if this is IRL, they would choose other LI over Cece, because choosing someone depressed or suicidal would only hurt yourself. While this is logically sound, IRL, you won't even know someone is suicidal or depressed or have a condition like Cece in advance.
Even if I was made aware of this condition in advance, it would only strengthen my resolve to be with said person. At least I can try to make them happy or less depressed or share their burden.
If I meet someone IRL like Cece (complete with her personality included with foreknowledge of her condition), I would do everything I can to support her all the time. Yes, I would be devastated when she, inevitably, commits ***, not to mention the possibility (only possibility) I would be following her soon, but I know that I have given my best to support her.
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We are not complaining
that's the beauty of the game. everyone is very happy with their first choice and wants to stay faithfuli dont mind stuck with Cece
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Hi, this is why I avoided going Cece's way first, but did it last. I don't think it's fair to feel ridiculous because this story is heavily loaded with emotions, sad and happy. I'm not a particularly emotionally sensitive guy, and I'm not ashamed to say it, I cried like a child.
Drifty gave us a story, a slice of his life that he was able to transcend, ultimately leaving us a positive message, and that's not only courageous of him - talking about this kind of drama can be real torture - but also a gift that is good for the soul and the heart.
Regarding your question about Cece's illness, only Drifty could answer. Having had a similar experience with my little sister, whom did not have the chance to be diagnosed or treated, I will simply say that it is not possible to give a name, as the causes can be different and even multiple. Illness or weakness of an organ, blood deficiencies, mental fragility, emotional hypersensitivity, from birth or due to shock, trauma... So many causes, known and unknown. My little sister “suffered” from strong cognitive dissonance at the start. This made her emotionally hypersensitive and led her into abysmal depressive states.
Otherwise, through this VN, Drifty gives us a very beautiful life lesson, and all the paths of the game are in some way a metaphor for the choices we make in our lives. We cannot live by allowing ourselves to be overwhelmed by sorrow.
For the dead, we can do nothing, but for the living, those around us and whom we love, the paths just ask to be explored.
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Ah.. okay. Thank you for the explanation.
And by the way, welcome back. I remember reading back some pages back that you and the missus were gone for some time.
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Well, you're welcome and thank you for your welcome. I don't know if my explanations are worth anything.
It's been a long time and I still have so many questions and the feeling of guilt has never left me. But you already know this story if you have read our posts, so I will not dwell on the subject.
Regarding Missus, it is a good example of paradox, how the paths of life are always open and that tragedy can generate happiness. We probably wouldn't have met in a lifetime if my little sister was still here. I would never have chosen to study abroad and obtain a psychology degree that would allow me to help people with their image and many other things that prevent them from overcoming their problems. But enough with that.
So yeah, we've been back for a while, but we've had to go back and forth because the work never stops. Now that things have calmed down, we can start making a mess on the forum again. Nah, I'm joking... a little... well, almost?
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Well, the truth is often there where we don't look for it, or don't see it... I often hear people say such things, but they speak with hindsight. This is a kind of mantra that we also often hear from life coaches. By saying this, we think we avoid entering into the wake of torments that no one wants to experience and it has become a concept of life that tries to avoid troubles. But when we encounter it in real life, it's often and fortunately different. There will always be idiots who slow down to take photos of a road accident, but there are still people who will stop to help. Personally, I would find it difficult to turn my head while looking at someone about to be run over while crossing the road or thrown under the wheels of a bus. I like to believe that my survival reflexes don't only apply to me and extend to others, whether they are anonymous to me or not.
In Cece's case, I could never turn my head and think that helping her would ruin my life. It is not a Carthesian choice that requires choosing between losing either an arm or a leg.
Turning your head to avoid problems seems rational to some, but is losing part of your own humanity rational? Would this mean that reaching out to someone in difficulty would drag us down? Saying what our reaction would be, based on the outcome is biased thinking.I know! People will tell me again, yes but knowing that Cece is depressed, I'm not going to risk her dragging me into her spiral. What if, just a hypothesis, what if instead of letting yourself be dragged into her abysses, it was you who dragged her into yours?
But let's take a look at the context of LoF. The MC comes out of a long depression after his breakup. Pushed by his best friend, he finally leaves his den and decides to take control of his life. When he sees Cece, he sees a lonely person without knowing what is hidden behind that face. Understanding that she is going through difficulties, and having experienced moments of solitude, left to his own thoughts, he decides to help her instinctively. Obviously, Cece is a very beautiful girl who tries to hide her distress. He's not a ugly, completely drunk bastard who attacks the first person to come and vomit on them. He thinks she's in trouble and wants to help her, and he realizes the severity of her condition when she makes her first attempt on the bridge. Now, let's put ourselves in the MC's place. Now we know. We barely know this girl through a few friendly exchanges, and Cece's condition is much more serious than it appeared to be. But this girl.... She's not just beautiful. She's smart, a little goofy, funny... The chemistry between our MC and Cece has already made its mark. Turn your back on Cece now? After all, she's taken care of by the hospital, right? “I saved someone from drowning, and now it’s not my problem anymore.” Taking into account the character of the MC, this is neither plausible nor coherent. Turning his back on her now would drag him into a whirlwind of questions and negative thoughts preventing him from sleeping at night and moving forward with the day. It is too late for him to turn back. He's one of those people who couldn't look at himself in a mirror if he didn't do something to help her.
A little anecdote: a few years ago, my eldest daughter came home from high school very late. Disheveled, her clothes partially torn, her face swollen. She then explains to me that she got into a fight with some guys who were harassing a girl from her high school. Shocked, I become angry "why didn't you call me, or call the police, you could have been seriously injured or worse"
she replied "I didn't have time to think, they were pushing her, I'm sorry dad, but I did what everyone should do, and I know that's what you would have done too.” Who do you think, between my daughter and me, was irrational at that moment? She reacted by instinct, in the present moment. I reacted out of fear of imaginary pain.
Like when you witness a scene where a pedestrian is hit by a car. You suffered no physical pain, but yet you contort your face for hours thinking about it.
The moral of this story is that you never know how you will react until you are confronted with a given situation.
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