Don't you? Don't you? ♫♪ (Not sure if they show up correctly on all OSs, what with Windows using weird ass code pages, but UTF8 has a few musical notes you can sprinkle into your posts… also, I see you are a man of culture as well!)
Yeah, the scenes do really feel random in both what happens and how they play out. The whole bunny cafe bit though in this update though was just incredibly cringy, it just felt like a perspective on reality from someone who doesn't go outside.
Right, because the premise of "government" projects with constant nudity everywhere is completely realistic and happens all the time. At least bunny cafés actually exist. I've never heard of a single government saying, "Every day at least some of our students will be forced to be nude in public situations and interactions".
Things like nudist colonies or beaches, sure. Government-mandated nudity regularly? Yeah, right. If that place exists, please let me know so I can move immediately.Right. But it's not about the realism of the story, every story is bizarre, the real one is boring.Right, because the premise of "government" projects with constant nudity everywhere is completely realistic and happens all the time. At least bunny cafés actually exist. I've never heard of a single government saying, "Every day at least some of our students will be forced to be nude in public situations and interactions".
I suppose I misunderstood this statement, then: "...it just felt like a perspective on reality from someone who doesn't go outside." To me, that seemed to imply you were expecting realism from an otherwise unrealistic story.
Too bad she mines for life. I made sure she pregnant.
Maybe WindIsHowling should respond to this, maybe he has a slightly different opinion in the final. I don't even want to critique every scene in detail. The basis of the story is always established from the beginning,attacking the basic setup of the story doesn't make much sense. The devil is in details.
It's called suspension of disbelief. A story has no impact if there is no believability at all. You suspend disbelief to a certain point (e.g. superpowers) and go from there. So many people like you think one unrealistic thing means no believability in a story matters at all.Right, because the premise of "government" projects with constant nudity everywhere is completely realistic and happens all the time. At least bunny cafés actually exist. I've never heard of a single government saying, "Every day at least some of our students will be forced to be nude in public situations and interactions".
i can agree with alot of stuff even some i find ify .... just NO scat PLEASEEEEEEE ewwwwww
Yeah, because the bunny café is less believable than the nudity government mandate. Your "suspension of disbelief" defense looks about as flimsy as OJ's glove defense. But w/e. You do you, boo.
Everyone must agree with the last sentence. For me, that was probably the main reason I started playing this game in the first place- more "body realism", more believable characters of varying proportions and sizes of "whatever", and a more natural ..ehm...ok ok..done.
Well yes and no. Suspension of Disbelief (SoD) is, more or less by definition, fooling yourself, but it's a quantum leap from people deliberately, temporarily fooling themselves for the sake of enjoying entertainment, to saying that those people are ... FOOLS!!
The only problem with suspension of disbelief is that it's extraordinarily subjective. Everyone's tolerance for the unlikely or ridiculous varies. Once someone crosses into the "it's too much" camp, it's hard to get them back again. But what one person stops being able to accept is something someone else might still be fine with. That was my primary point.
Why what's wrong with peeing. All Human also you must do it.
shaving what? mc doesn't have beard and girls or teacher don't exactly have big bushes down there.
