- Aug 28, 2019
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With the patch, Cornell is still step-father to Lori and second husband to Julia, but he isn't brother to your dad (Christian), instead he is your step-uncle while Julia is mom's lil' sis.I think there's already an incest element. I don't use the patch, so IDK what all is defined with it. However, the game definitely specifies certain relationships. At the beginning, you're told you can't stay at the house while Christian (implied to be your dad, although it's not stated for sure) and Cassandra (probably your mom, or maybe your stepmom) are away on a trip. Cassandra refers to Cornell as your "uncle" and "your father's little brother". So Cornell is for sure your uncle; whether he's Christian's brother isn't said, although it's strongly implied. That's probably where the incest ends, though:
There is a counter to track Love and Lust stats for Cassandra, so you will probably have a chance to seduce or romance her later on.
- Julia is a step-aunt, and Lori (her daughter) is your step-cousin
- None of the other characters have any tie to you, other than a friend-of-a-friend type of connection
Perhaps they are deaf, as well as blindLOOK AT OP! WHY ARE WE SHOUTING?
You need to peek at Daphne through the window on days 1 and 2, and make sure she comes to you when you take a shower on day 2. Then you will have a dream about her.Version 0.2: Checked
Comment: No bdsm content found yet clamied by the game thread.
Thank you, we will check that.Ehm.... I am 100% sure this is the first time I try this game.
How come that half the lewd scenes in the gallery were already unlocked when I started the game for the first time 5 mins ago, and I also had an automatic save apparently right at the end of the version tagged "Drinking with Julia" which of course I never made myself?
Can someone explain?One lady gave birth to two twins of different sexes. The husband, very curious, wants to know information about the development of his children from fertilization. The doctor answered him, correctly that...?"
It would be embarrassing if you said two eggs alone were cummed by a dude and for the lady's husband to be careful, because it may have been her lover if not him.
Well, it's not a real joke.I like this one. Hot characters, great renders, choices matter, good overall presentation (UI, music).
But I don't get this joke. Perhaps I'm dumb:
Can someone explain?
I got that part. But then.The answer to the husband's question is "two sperms fertilized two different eggs blah-blah-blah..." but Lori is too prudish to say that in front of the MC. The MC just makes fun of her saying that she doesn't need to be embarrassed by that, and that it would only be embarrassing if she used vulgar words
So in other words Two eggs have been fertilized by the same person, but beware, lady: In case the person was not your husband, then it was your lover! What is funny about that?like in the sentence he says: "It would be embarrassing if you said two eggs alone were cummed by a dude and for the lady's husband to be careful, because it may have been her lover if not him"
I got that part. But then.
So in other words Two eggs have been fertilized by the same person, but beware, lady: In case the person was not your husband, then it was your lover! What is funny about that?
Don't let what is being said confuse you. That's not the joke.Well, it's not a real joke.
In other words, what is being said isn't funny; it's how Lori gets embarrassed by it that the MC finds funny.Lori is too prudish to say that in front of the MC. The MC just makes fun of her saying that she doesn't need to be embarrassed by that.
Makes sense, thank you for explaining. I guess what confused me was the way the "joke" was handled later on, like there was a punchline:In other words, what is being said isn't funny; it's how Lori gets embarrassed by it that the MC finds funny.
mc "But she stopped before saying sperm. Said she wasn't going to say that to me because it was embarrassing."
mc "So I joked with her saying embarrassing would be if she says two individual eggs were cummed on by a dude and for the lady's husband to be careful, because it may have been her lover if not him."
jul "Huh? What the lady, her husband and a lover have to do with the joke?"
mc "The question was... One lady gave birth to two twins of different sexes. The husband, very curious, wants to know information about the development of his children from fertilization. The doctor answered him, correctly that...?"
jul "*Loudly laugh* You're a little devil, aren't you?"
Oh, I think I see an actual joke in there now that I missed before. The phrase "of different sexes" could mean just that the twins are male and female, but it could also mean "of different times having sex", in which case it would mean the father may not be the father of one (or either) of the babies. I missed it, because it's not actually good English: no native-English speaker would say, "the last two sexes you had"; they would say, "the last two times you had sex". (When sex is used as a plural noun, it refers to male and female [e.g., "the battle of the sexes"]; when the noun sex is used to mean "act of copulation", there is no plural form.)Makes sense, thank you for explaining. I guess what confused me was the way the "joke" was handled later on, like there was a punchline: