This basically. Will fix the first one since that’s a clear mistake but the second one is intentional.
Just checked the Sara thing and are you playing an older version by any chance? Because I just went in to edit and that line is said by Sensei in the current game script.
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Yeah, I kept that screenshot for a while. Sorry about that. But you mean the st issue with Sara's event? Because if so, I checked the most recent script, and its there as I said.
Sensei does say "I'll just think of something else to call you" but its Sara who is supposed to call him something else.
OH. I'm an idiot. Writing 3000 lines of headpats this past week has broken me.
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I don't want to put my real-life issues into it, but I dealt with being in an abusive relationship and those are the major vibes I'm getting from events. Its not something that I want to take part in on the abuser's side, if you get my drift. Not looking to censor or condemn the game, but its not the sort of thing I want to revisit.
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Oh, don't worry. Sensei hasn't done anything to anyone... besides that forced kiss on Yumi which, tbf, something else made him do it
As far as we know. He has had worse thoughts, but not done anything really.
Still, he is a piece of shit mentally/emotionally, with some moments of compassion, which makes us not mark him as one-sidedly evil and hate him.
My point is, you may not enjoy playing as him, but just know that nothing of the sort you fear has happened.
You monster....is Rin getting hers in this first batch batch or is it more of an all at once approach you're taking?
As DrFree said, the only time he has done anything is when he himself was not in control. I can't say whether anything like that will happen again or if he will ever do something of his own volition, but nothing has been done yet that he has willingly enacted that could be considered abuse.
He is more likely to manipulate the girls into letting him do things with them than forcing them into something because he has a bigger goal of getting with all of them.
Abusing any of them risks him losing the abused girl and possibly the entire group due to their personal issues, like depression, that could turn the situation life threatening for the girl and the fact that the school he teaches at has basically turned into an all girls school, which means gossip spreads FAST.
He could be fine at the beginning of the first school day after forcing a girl and be public enemy number one for every girl in the school by the end of the same day, so he won't do anything drastic. He's an opportunist, but he isn't stupid. If an opportunity presents itself with high risk involved, like forcing Rin as just an example, he won't take it because that could be the only thing she needs to snap and commit suicide. If, however, an opportunity presents itself without risk, like Ayane willingly letting him have her as an example, he'll take it in a heartbeat.
Sensei is incredibly manipulative. He may not outright physically abuse or forcibly rape the girls but it isn't much of a stretch to call his dynamics with some of the girls emotionally abusive.
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got your point, but just, wtf is up with that first quote?
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No fucking idea, that was weird
Edit: \/\/ yeah I think I misclicked while reading another thread or something. Anyway the point of my post was just that the guy you were replying to should know that while there isn't much in the way of overt physical abuse, what is in the game could still be tough to get through for someone who's lived it.
Edit: \/\/ yeah I think I misclicked while reading another thread or something. Anyway the point of my post was just that the guy you were replying to should know that while there isn't much in the way of overt physical abuse, what is in the game could still be tough to get through for someone who's lived it.
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That happens when you press``Quote in a post, but don't actually use it to reply. The ``insert quote`` simply posts all the accumulated quotes. The good news is that the guy you quoted may check the game because of you, lol.
I got distracted by it, but I wanted to say, those ``emotionally abusive`` aspects seem kinda inevitable in a game where the MC is trying to hook up with high schoolers. And I assumed the guy asking saw that much coming, since its stated that is 10 twelve fourteen girls, and the one guy in the middle of the banner is clearly an adult.
Being manipulative seems to come with the package, unless its in a game where conveniently the girls are throwing themselves at you, which this game ain't. Each girl has her own circumstances, and the MC is rying to get closer to them tog et under their pants, getting to know them in the process.
Clearly, especially when his goal isn't just to hook up with high school girls, but to hook up with his entire class all at once.
His end goal is very simple, do whatever it takes for them to open their legs willingly so that nobody denies him, whether that's the current target or future targets.
There are only two girls willing to throw themselves at him at this point, almost literally, and the rest need a bit of coaxing or they won't let him in and may even spread news of the attempt to the others and ruin his chances with everyone else.
What he is doing is VERY risky, his entire plan could go up in smoke as soon as even one girl says no in a way that means she will never let him and all it takes for one or every girl to deny him is news that he's just trying to get in their pants.
He might be able to keep Ayane and Kirin if that happens, but that still means he fails his main goal if even one permanently denies him, so I can't see him being physically abusive without it being another Yumi situation.
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I personally think the Yumi kiss was required. He had to learn a lesson (lesson in love). And it has effected some of his actions after it. He has mentioned it a couple of times and has held back (I feel) because of that interaction.
It's something he already wouldn't have done if he had the option because it would be too risky that early on, but he was forced to do it.
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I agree as a whole, but that scene with Yumi has to do with the other half of town which there seems to be something bad living somewhere. As choices go they are basically non existent. Don't get me wrong I like the story but it's not so much of a game and I disagree with almost all of the MCs discussions. I think he's a childish asshole.
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His point is that Sensei has clearly felt urges like that after that, but would stop because of the memory of that one time.
bad homie
Actually, it seems pretty standard as a VN when it comes to choices, being locked out of events, etc.
And yeah, MC is clearly reduced to primal urges, but if we reduce him to only that, we will miss a lot.
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I was a good homie. I stayed away from Chika as soon as Rin said something
.Somebody paid attention, nicely done.I was a good homie. I stayed away from Chika as soon as Rin said something
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A key part of an abusive relationship is manipulation. I don't have the stats, but from experience, most of what is, well, abusive isn't the physical element. It tends to involve a lot of manipulation to have the abused party increasingly reliant on the abuser and to frame the relationship in a way where the abused feels they are responsible for their plight. What I am getting here is that the MC may not be fully abusive in the way that he is physically harming them, it comes across more like he is exploiting highschool girls. I guess he's more of an out and out sociopath, but not having played the game I can't really judge it. I figure its good writing, at the least, to get people to respond to it. Badly done MCs who are bad people leads to the dreaded "I don't care about this person or their story" which leads to people dropping it.