- May 5, 2018
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Its not as bad as a lot of people are making it out to be
Yup her ending is behind bars"Never stick your dick in crazy."
Me: "Hold on now, let's not be too hasty."
Is there an ending with the blonde nut-job?
Hi 22Well maybe my vision on Nikki does not match that of Sumo. But my experience with relations like that between really deeply religious people and atheists, the fact she jumps to the first guy that does not treat her like a sex object which basically is the same kind of pattern as she had before running away from her true feelings for tales by having many boyfriends in a row and her not acknowledging that her feelings for Tales go way beyond the physical and have done for years, make it for me a very unhappy ending whatever Sumo says.
Love does not conquer all, I am old enough to know that, but just running away from the fact those emotions do exist in yourself and throwing yourself at the first available option is no solution either. Like I said I could have lived witha n ending where Nikki and Tales would not be together but Nikki had grown up, accepted her feelings and had then decided to look for her own path. That is not what she did in that ending though in my opinion, exactly the opposite and her unhappiness that would follow from those choices would drive her back in Tales arms or wish for her to be there. remember her first choice is very much in her life and she knows he is available if she wants him. So second best will never do and she never dealt with that fact and keeps denying it.
Agreed.Yeah, the lack of a Nikki Ending was disappointing. But ultimately there's like a billion VNs so they don't all have to have satisfying endings.
The lack of a Nikki ending was expected, would have liked it, but hey, knew it wasn't happening far in advance.
The Taylor ending however:
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I know we do not agree on that and also not on the in love part. I think though she has been written as someone who is in love with Tales and has been for years and years. All her behavior in past even from before game started actually points to that. Marc being a good guy and being nice to Nikki and financially well off does not change anything about that and that he is a very bad match for Nikki. (I have myself attended a catholic school, so have had quite a few people I know who were religious get into relations outside the faith and seen what stresses those bring on the relation if the religious partner truly believes in the Bible and teachings of the Church and the other does not. Most of these people were not religious in the sense they wanted to control others with their religion but lived according it for themselves and accepting others thought differently, but it does bring a long an abiding unhappiness and tension to a relation if you truly believe your SO you care for is bound for hell and not even talking about what happens if the non-religious partner would prefer the children to be raised neutrally. Now I am not knocking the religious partner here, these are deeply held beliefs as well and from their point of view very reasonable fears and concerns).DA22 You've been a supporter of my project and I'll forever be grateful for that, but we're going to disagree immensely on this. I think you did hit the nail on the head that your vision and my vision of Nikki don't match in this case. Nikki is not in love with Taylor. She loves him, but she does not want to spend the rest of her life married to him. We don't see any of her relationship with Marc since the story is told from Taylor's perspective. But here are the things we know about Marc: He plays football with D'Brickashaw, he's a virgin by choice, he's a nice guy, and he's good to Nikki. He is almost the male version of Molly that we never really get to meet. And he's the opposite of Nikki but that's why it works. He is intended to balance her out. The ying to her yang, if you will. I'm sorry you see that as a bad thing, but that is not the way it was intended at all.
Surprised there wasn't a wedding shot for Tales and Molly. Meeting her family would have been nice too just before that. At least in an ending slide.I have only one comment and it's that the Dev didn't give enough at the end in terms of the Molly Love ending. I'm a fan of Molly so her being the only love interest is fine. Spoiler: However the Dev only gave one render of Taylor and her walking and a couple of them fucking at the end. Nikki got a fucking wedding and she's not even the MC wtf. I just feel that you could have done more with the Molly ending considering it it the only good one. If they lived "happily ever after " you should have expressed that better.
Putting aside any "you fucking suck!" style messages, the general reaction is that the dev is a good story teller but becomes a slave to their vision regardless of if it matches what they've actually been making.So pretty much everyone here is in agreement that Sumo can tell a good story (up until the end) and he completed a game. I agreed it was far from perfect but dont we want someone like that to stick around and make more games for us??? And do you think giving his game negative reviews and being overly critical and in some cases downright mean is going to encourage someone like that to continue? There's ways to say that I liked 90% of the game but I didnt like the end without being as toxic
i agree, D is cool. I find the male characters in most of the games to be insufferable. D and the guy in being a dik are the only two that come to mind that i find interesting.Honestly, I tend not to like games where other males than the MC are heavily involved in the sexual content, but I would play the hell out of that game. D is hilarious.