Johnny Dough
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Why all Inceton games have their update clock set on initial release date? This one had an update a few days ago, but, in the "latest updates" page, it's marked as "7 years."
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they are banned from latest updates due to their use of DRM and review bombing on this site .
Unofficial Android version, compressed, bonus content activated (
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For me the best update for jessica!!!in the Elizabeth update.great!!!
how do i use advanced search , if i want to search something in this thread and sort it by date
a harem ending involving both Megan and Zoe would be nice. I also wouldn’t mind an ending where I just choose Zoe and Megan leaves. Cuz i honestly hate her.
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You could just use the quick search in the right upper corner of the page, you just have to change the sorting order in your profile preferences. I never needed the advanced search at all.
So I gotta know. I played Season 1 fully! And was on and off on Season 2 but wasnt really on board with the story. Only played a lil bit of S3, so I have to ask is this game still a simulation? I kind of lost interest after it was revealed everything was just a simulation and not reality. Is that still the case here or is that changed now or wth is going on lol?
Is the phone gallery completely dead now? I don't even see an option in the phone to view scenes whether it's an old file or a fresh start.
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I can say that the absurdities at the end of Season 2 which killed everyone's immersion in the story and thus the enjoyability of the storytelling and pushed everyone to play in fast forward with the only result of being bored as hell by a nonsensical fuckfest have been "patched" as good as it was possible given the narrative constraints left in heritage by the end of Season 2.
Of course, Season 3 hasn't (and cannot have) the freshness of Season 1 in terms of erotic engagement, but it's better than Season 2 (especially better than the second half of Season 2).
Honestly at this point I keep following Season 3 more for the storytelling than for sex scenes.
I play sex scenes in fast forward and I only read all the rest.
Since you seem like an expert at this game and understanding storytelling. I have a few questions, if you don't mind.
1. The simulation being gone is good but it feels like a INCETON decided to backtrack on his simulation decision just cause ppl were hating on it so he decided to go with a cheap "fix" which is "Oh, she lied abt it". Or was it actually done in a immersive and good way? Cause to me when it was revealed it was a simulation, I kind of lost all interest. But now this brings me hope...but only if it was done correctly.
So you mind telling me, was it just "Yeah I lied" or was it more to it?
2. Can u bring me up to speed on what's been happening so far (just the most important parts, no need for everything).
3. And who the hell is the girl and her grandpa??
1. The simulation being gone is good but it feels like a INCETON decided to backtrack on his simulation decision just cause ppl were hating on it so he decided to go with a cheap "fix" which is "Oh, she lied abt it". Or was it actually done in a immersive and good way? Cause to me when it was revealed it was a simulation, I kind of lost all interest. But now this brings me hope...but only if it was done correctly.
So you mind telling me, was it just "Yeah I lied" or was it more to it?
2. Can u bring me up to speed on what's been happening so far (just the most important parts, no need for everything).
3. And who the hell is the girl and her grandpa??
why can't i switch the voice setting on in the setting of season 3? i need my daily dose of british voice from Amy
1. In my opinion - but it's just my guess, I'm not an insider - Season 2 should have been the final season in Inceton's original intentions, but the pledger on Patreon were disappointed by its crappy ending and voted massively to have a Season 3 to fix it.
By then, the new writer taking on Season 3 was stuck in a situation a lot like what the fictional writer Paul Sheldon faces in
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: he had to come up with some quick narrative fixes that weren’t exactly built into the story from the start. In other words, don’t expect the twist from “it was all a simulation” to “no, the AI actually lied and it all happened in the real world” to feel perfectly smooth or logically airtight—it’s a bit clunky, and that’s understandable.But here’s the thing: when you’re forced to “fix” a finale that the audience hated, you’re basically cornered into taking these kinds of liberties. It’s not new—Collodi did it with Pinocchio, which was originally supposed to end with the protagonist hanged, but angry readers wouldn’t have it, so he brought him back to life by revealing that the dead girl was actually a fairy. Dallas did something similar when they lost viewers after Bobby Ewing’s death—they simply stated that the entire previous season was “all a dream” and brought him back. Sometimes storytelling demands a bit of improvisation when reality (or fandom) intervenes.
Let's say that the plot twist from simulation to reality is as smooth as it could be, considering it wasn’t planned in advance.
2. Well... basically what I wrote in the "Heavier spoiler" here, plus the MC growing more mature and trying to fix things with all the girls who turned out to be disappointed/damaged by his reckless behavior after the time moved forward by one day.
3. I won't spoil that much. Also, since you don’t use spoiler tags when replying to mine, I don’t want other readers accidentally seeing something that could ruin their experience.
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