It takes a long time before dialogue appears on the images. Is there a way to get to the dialogue quicker?
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If the MC (canonically named Jack) remains loyal to the girlfriend (canonically named Josie), there's an ending with the two of them going on a ski trip to the mountains, Jack crashes the car and a disoriented Josie wakes up with no memoy of anything and disappears in the middle of a snow storm. Depressing ending, right? A lot of people complained about it.
But don't worry. There's a continuation, a sort of smaller part II of MGA, in which Jack and the twin sister (canonically Mia) pair up (in more than one way, if you choose to) and start looking for the missing Josie after the search and rescue teams have left her for dead.
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But i didn't get the continuation....and twin sister already left. So how do I get the scene? Is it a completely different game?
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Yes. It's page is linked in the first post of this thread under "My Girlfriend's Amnesia DLC". But here, let me link it directly:
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I think DanielsK is supposed to make more extended endings for the other two possible endings, the twin sister ending and the no sisters ending. In the meantime, there's a cameo from Josie, the girlfriend and a sex scene with Mia, the sister, in the latest release of his new game, Pine Falls.
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Just played this game and appreciate all the work it took to weave in different paths across "Gentleman", "Jerk" and neutral actions towards a variety of interim consequences + different ending choices.
Reminded me somewhat of I Love Daddy, where the different choices lead to subpaths and major consequences that reveal different - and sometimes, surprising - sides to the primary characters. That game offers up to ten different endings and a wide range of storylines.
This game isn't quite so complex, as there're mainly two major themes and four unique endings, but the fact that each day could bring different experiences from the prior one was unique and kept it entertaining.
The RPG system was often unstable, so frequent save points were necessary.
The Dev didn't shirk on the graphics, either: reliable posing and animations and the RPG system was cute.
THe NTR from the girlfriend's actions (and inactions) didn't bother me in the slightest, considering the MC could be an opportunistic whore when the choices were right. Especially in the "Jerk" path, I thought the NTR scenes and theme worked effectively to counter the MC's attitudes and actions: he essentially deserved it.
Admittedly, I had a difficult time playing the "Jerk" path to its fullest (per the helpful Walkthrough), but kept reminding myself it's just a game! Still, it was done effectively enough that I did feel like a jerk for making those choices ...
Reminded me somewhat of I Love Daddy, where the different choices lead to subpaths and major consequences that reveal different - and sometimes, surprising - sides to the primary characters. That game offers up to ten different endings and a wide range of storylines.
This game isn't quite so complex, as there're mainly two major themes and four unique endings, but the fact that each day could bring different experiences from the prior one was unique and kept it entertaining.
The RPG system was often unstable, so frequent save points were necessary.
The Dev didn't shirk on the graphics, either: reliable posing and animations and the RPG system was cute.
THe NTR from the girlfriend's actions (and inactions) didn't bother me in the slightest, considering the MC could be an opportunistic whore when the choices were right. Especially in the "Jerk" path, I thought the NTR scenes and theme worked effectively to counter the MC's attitudes and actions: he essentially deserved it.
Admittedly, I had a difficult time playing the "Jerk" path to its fullest (per the helpful Walkthrough), but kept reminding myself it's just a game! Still, it was done effectively enough that I did feel like a jerk for making those choices ...
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I was going to say it's linked in the OP, but mods deleted some posts, and now the link doesn't point to the right place.
So, fear not - I will teach you the secrets of getting to the right place!
Here is the link in the OP:
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Take the URL and delete the "page-135#". Hit enter. Bam, working link!
there's supposed to be an option in menu or items(?) which allows you to activate or deactivate ntr. From scrolling through posts I believe that it is in an older version that was removed in later updates to make the game more sanitary.
If its path activated how do you get the NTR scene at the end of Day 5? I'm following the walkthrough to the letter and it's not happening.
Also the game itself has a dialog box that pops up in day 5 that says NTR needs to be activated and is default set to OFF.
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walkthrough says it's unavoidable so ntr doesn't need to be "activated" yet and it can't since scene which opens ntr can comes later.