Where did you get that?How did mum get a monster girl?
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If talking about that gif I have no idea.Where did you get that?
No i was talking about gif you uploaded is it from any game or is it video?You find that out in the game, the half younger sister has cat ears and tail.
Hey there, thanks for your feedback so far!Hello.
I played your game.
Honestly... I don't know.
The thing who bother me is the explanation of the mom.
I mean, the MC expose clearly his anger, his sadness, his hate for his mother, and that's really good.
But the explanation of his mother... pfff. That's really not enough. On the contrary, when your six years old kid is kept by a dangerous man, you do everything in your power to take him off. The have a good house, so she has money. She could hired some muscle to help her, I don't know. Beside, she remarried, have new kids, etc... I don't feel bad for her " guilt " at all.
You did well with the MC's feelings. I really mean it. When he arrived in the house and he was disgusted by the situation of her mother... damn, that's was so convincing. Good job on that.
But the mom is " wasted ". You can't forgive her. It's impossible. Not with that explanation. And the early choices where you can confort her or hug her... It's sound like this affair is not really important and we can all move on, like nothing happened.
That part is really blocking me. You have to show us that she did everything in her power for her son, if you want that we forgive her quickly, how she was depressed, even with her new husband and new family, she was often sad, she didn't sleep well for years, etc... I don't know, show us something that we could think about it and start to feel sorry for the mom.
The mom : " I am so glad we had this talk, MC, I am going to take a shower now and then probably head to bed "
Euh... ok, and thank you for changing your clothes before we talk... THAT was really important.
The MC are 26 years old (6 yo + 20 years without seeing the mom) but how old are Sandra ? Maybe 18 ? So, imagine, it's been 8 yo minus the time with her new guy, so, let's say 5 or 6 yo.
During 5 or 6 years, she was depressed. It's not enough. The lost of your child take ou down forever.
You see what I mean ?
Thank you for reading.
I edited my previous post because I remembered the aunt said " 3 years "Hey there, thanks for your feedback so far!
Let me adress your points as best as I can ( with my poor english skills ):
For me, the mom is not really wasted. Like, she is still his mother after all and she decided to help him out the instant she knew he needed her help. She wanted to contact him througout the years but was too afraid that MC would never want to return to her anyway, so she kinda tried to live with the pain. Mary is telling that point of the story, the time after she left him alone and how she tried to survive without him. She knew he would be "safe" with his father, at least that he would not physically harm him or anything. I know it can be hard to understand how someone can forgive a person like that, but since she is the one that is helping him etc it is not as difficult as it might seem to forgive. I can get behind that you think five or six years is not long enough but I guess that is dependant on each person anyway.
C'mon man, she had just told the MC the father literally said he would kill the MC and make the mother watch before killing her. No mother would turn around and say 'welp I guess I'll leave. He's safe in your hands'. The abusive alcoholic man who was even currently being questioned by the police because his coworker had just been beaten into a coma was a safe person to leave her son with. I mean why go to the police and tell them that this all happened, right? He's safer with his father. (also we live in a society that pretty much instantly favors the mother)She knew he would be "safe" with his father, at least that he would not physically harm him or anything.
Whoa now I didn't say anything about not liking your game. You get to bang your mom and sisters, I'm in. I just think the mother is trash and the son should put her on blast for it. Abandon your son to a psychopath then live in luxury with your two new kids and don't contact your son for 20+ years. All the while the law would have fully been on your side. She's trash.Like I said, every person is different when it comes to stuff like that. I can understand you guys as well though, that don't like it the way I wrote it.
That's fair. I just think the way I do it works best for my game at the moment but I get your point here!Whoa now I didn't say anything about not liking your game. You get to bang your mom and sisters, I'm in. I just think the mother is trash and the son should put her on blast for it. Abandon your son to a psychopath then live in luxury with your two new kids and don't contact your son for 20+ years. All the while the law would have fully been on your side. She's trash.
At that point there were two choices. One was to get her son from school and then go to the police. The other was to abandon her son so he came home from school to an alcoholic abusive man with a temper so bad he beat a man into a coma and then beat and threatened to kill his wife, but not before he promised to kill said son first. She picked the latter.I don't see how the mother is trash, she was put in a difficult position and made the choice she thought was best at that time, whether it was the right decision is a different matter, you could say it was the wrong call and she should have contacted the authorities which could potentially have ended in a standoff hostage situation with the father killing her son.
I said in my post that she could have made other choices my main point was that whether you consider her choice to be the wrong one or not saying that because of her decision she is trash and therefor unforgivable is far to extreme I don't believe she is, not at all, I have never been in a position like that but if I was I have no idea what choice I would make, would I leave my child in a potentially bad situation believing that it was the best hope to keep them alive? Could I do that? I honestly have no idea, I would hope I could make the correct best possible decision but doing what she did would likely break my heart.At that point there were two choices. One was to get her son from school and then go to the police. The other was to abandon her son so he came home from school to an alcoholic abusive man with a temper so bad he beat a man into a coma and then beat and threatened to kill his wife, but not before he promised to kill said son first. She picked the latter.
With the son being nearly thirty, its a wonder he even contacted the mom to begin with.