Lol come on man she gets blackmailed then sexually assaulted. And just goes on her with day. Next time she see him shes like i hate him what an asshole.. like bruh. And when she gets raped and gangbanged, she is able to remain composed enough to pretend nothing happened to her friend? If you think these reactions are not unrealistic, you are wayy too deep in the porn
Are you trying to track her reactions outside of Paul's blackmail content? If so, then you need to understand the practical impact of having optional content in a game which is not primarily focused on that content. You can't have Lisa reacting to Paul's blackmail outside of that plotline, or it forces that story into the game for people who chose to skip that content. The developer also can't pause the other plotlines, so content in which she is enjoying herself has to continue alongside the blackmail content without bleed-over. This means that, for the sake of the ongoing development of the game, a certain amount of realism has to be sacrificed. There's no use crying about it.
As far as her being able to regain her composure enough to keep what happened to her hidden from Sharon, that's something which happens in the real world fairly often. There are a lot of people who get raped and manage to keep it hidden from the people around them, including their close friends and families.
That being said, Lisa wasn't able to remain composed enough to completely conceal from Sharon that something had happened. Or did you not play through their ride home from the cinema? Lisa gets into the car with a tear streaked face and her mascara in a mess. Her responses are slow and halting, like she's in shock. And Sharon picks up on it immediately and wants to know what's wrong, saying that Lisa is scaring her. But Lisa manages to pass it all off as the fallout from a big fight with Danny, which satisfies Sharon, and they move on. This is not only realistic, but it's something which has actually happened multiple times in the real world, changing the details, of course.
And within the Paul blackmail plotline, what response were you expecting from Lisa? You seem to think that "I hate him!" is completely inadequate. Were you perhaps expecting her to murder him in his sleep? Things like that do happen, but if you want to talk about being realistic, it's far more common in cases of rape by an acquaintance that the victim will continue to interact with the rapist in their daily life while concealing what happened from everyone else. If you think otherwise, then a quick search of the available data should clear things up for you. Perhaps you're the one who is wayy too deep in fiction. You do know, don't you, that
I Spit on Your Grave is not a true story?
