Hi, I'm a little stuck. I did Ashley before Claire and don't get the dialogue prompt when asking what Claire's favourite movie is. How do I work around it?
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Talk to Ashley in her bedroom at 15:00 during the week.
I've been trying this, the options I get are "Would you like some help?," "Ask her what she has in mind," "Kiss her" and "I won't distract you any further then, good luck" as I've done her story-line. I don't get the option to ask her about the movie. Is there any way to manually class an event as done?
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You're welcome.
First, go into the kitchen and look in the drawers for the candles, then go to Ashley's room and a new option will be open to you.
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Hi, another question. Emma hasn't been mentioned at dinner yet. Is this a random chance, i.e. should I just keep trying or have I missed something?
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Have you visited the health club yet? Try going to the massage room at noon during the week.
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I know...
Imagine if there was some kind of way where people could judge if a game was good or not...
Like some kind of rating system or something.
Imagine that player could even leave comments about which parts are good and bad...
Like a review area...
And then they made it accessible or put it at the top right corner of every page...
Imagine all the possibilities
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It was one of my favorites.
Long afer I was done I bought the final version on Steam, even if I hate that platform (People .... go to itch.io or GOG). I'll probably never download it anyway, but I thought the dev deserved it.
I am not the biggest fan of the visual style, but I found the game entertaining, espescially after the stats were removed and the grind was lowered to a minimum.
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Not gonna lie... Assuming, that one of the most popular games on this forum has any redeeming qualities, seems like a stretch...
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Gotta admit though that quite a few of the most popular games are not to my liking at all.
Then again, the people still visiting the thread years after a game is completed, willing to talk about it, probably aren't the best bunch to ask anyway, my guess is they will not give representative answers for the population as a whole ...
Then again, the people still visiting the thread years after a game is completed, willing to talk about it, probably aren't the best bunch to ask anyway, my guess is they will not give representative answers for the population as a whole ...
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personal choice aside, the fact that there is a steady stream of new enquires and players and there are still very helpful forum contributors responding to newcomer's issues is probably a good testament to the appeal and entertainment value of the game.The 216 review / stared ratings, per force subjective, are nevertheless a reasonable indication of the quality of the game as an unwarranted negative attitude towards forum members is a reflection on the nature of the critic.
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In case you are referring to me, that wasn't meant as a negative. But generally within a thread you will find the players liking the game - others will move on to other games and threads - and more so for a game that is finished. So if you ask in a thread like this "is this game any good?" without qualifiers, the answer is bound to be "yes". From me as well, otherwise I wouldn't be here.
The 216 review / stared ratings, per force subjective, are nevertheless a reasonable indication of the quality of the game as an unwarranted negative attitude towards forum members is a reflection on the nature of the critic.
It would be different with qualifiers of course. If you say what you want, like BDSM, whoring out, whatever, then the answer could be more specific. (A bit of BDSM but pretty vanilla, still, also only with a few characters.)
Whereas I would not consider the (average) ratings a good measure. Sure, if it is 200+ with 4+ average, it's not a trainwreck, if it is 200+ with less than 2 it probably is. However, it is also important to deduce why it is this rating, so read some of the reviews for what they liked. Especially with new games because players will slam a game for "not having enough story content" in a 0.01 alpha preview version, or will give 5 stars for the fact that the readhead looks cute, also in a 0.01 alpha preview version when you just cannot judge, and might never update.