They were basically standing at point blank range in the scene and there was zero implication after it zoomed back in that she actually tried to shoot him. To me you are making the same exaggerated interpretation over something you didn't like there as the people who are already sweating ghost possibilities without any actual implication of this game having any interest in NTR are. That she is super confused, pissed off, and acting out in a dramatic manner in the initial reaction of having that bombshell dropped on her lap isn't some crazy out of left field turn within a game/movie setting you are trying to make it out to be either imo.Straying off for a well written plot would be worth it. Sadly, it's not all that well written. It comes off as if she were having a volatile, psychotic episode. You don't just fire a loaded weapon at another person just because you're angry. That really is unhinged to say the least. The way the game mechanic was setup where she could possibly commit suicide early on in the game's development was absurd and not all that well done to make any sense to even have it, which is why I'm glad the dev eventually dropped it entirely. Now all of a sudden he wants to take her character right back to that ludicrous, irrational behavior after all this time? Again, it's absurd. Slapping him or kneeing him in the balls would have made better sense but trying to shoot him is seriously on the extreme side of loony.
Again, it was supposed to feel super dramatic and add that extra "the fantasy is crashing down around me" layer of dire in relationship to the story being sold that already has some pretty twisted roots. One that in that moment has a daughter confronting the possibility that it looks like her dad might have purposed stranded her on a desert island to drug and have sex with her. Extra points in my own book for being less boring.
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