That was probably the most disappointing scene in this entire game. After being able to spy on her changing earlier, I would have hoped for the option to either blackmail her or to sweettalk her into the MC taking care of her sexual desires.kinda wished you coulda blackmailed the whore of an Aunt but oh well
So far, there's no benefit. The only racket that gives you an extra scene at this point is gambling, which is needed to have sex with Marcy. The others will probably make a difference in future updates.
As the guy who wanted it all and was willing to look over his shoulder for the rest of the game, I was kinda bummed out about this.
It’s still early, man. The rackets haven’t even come into full effect yet so just be patient.As the guy who wanted it all and was willing to look over his shoulder for the rest of the game, I was kinda bummed out about this.
I get it's still early, I am just pointing out that the "info" about the rackets is as follows;
Suppose it is the case for Marcy if you do the drug racket at this point in time (updates) anyway.
It depends on the girl you are trying to pursue. Some prefer ruthlessness. Others don't.
Well why would MC tell Frank everything? As MC said in the game, he doesn't want her to get caught. If she was caught, she'd be killed. Julia and Daniela would be without a mother, it would eventually come back to the MC causing them to hate him. This way, he's got Barbara to stop the cheating and also ensured that Barbara will no longer be involved in the family business causing trouble. Frank is also being more tame then if it was someone else, because at the end of the day, it's still Barbara, Paulie's wife. I don't imagine it would go down too well if something were to happen to he. Obviously the storyline will continue to be fleshed out, but damn. It was just the most recent update and only got a bit of screen time in the update. Don't write Ari off yet when we've only just been introduced to it. I also don't think it was too soon at all. It happened at the perfect time in the story. MC is rising into power a bit, something was stolen as a result of Paulie & Barbara, etc.
Well it's called Oath of Loyalty but MC is not being very loyal. This is way above his pay grade and he should not be messing around by withholding info from Frank. The dude is a very competent Don. For all his faults dealing with the girls, he loves everyone very much, especially his son.
He's often very rash and although he makes competent decisions, he also makes plenty of ridiculous ones and holds outdated views which could put people at risk. I don't think telling Frank who will undoubtedly kill Barbara is a very smart idea at all. He's definitely being loyal by ensuring the protection of his family, regardless of what they have done.
She betrayed and put the MC's family in jeopardy with wildly reckless behavior. In my mind that is betraying his immediate family to protect an aunt who made catastrophically bad decisions that she knew the risk of. That is definitely not loyal or protecting of the family members who deserve protecting.
She won't pull anything like that in the future. It will be part of her arc. How would you feel if your best friend (let alone family) got your mother killed? I don't imagine it would go down to well so of course he's not going to reveal it. It would shatter Daniela and Julia and could even result in Sophia and Mary being pissed off at the MC.
It's the Mafia. You betray the family, you get the Kiss of Death.
Doesn't change the fact it won't go down well. Could you imagine Paulie raising kids by himself? It would literally only bring problems.
How do you know she won't pull anything like that in the future? Everyone in the family assumed she would never pull a stunt like that until she did.
Daniela and Julia are both over 18, they have already been raised. They may be pissed and blaming the MC or Frank may be easy but it's not like the MC woke up one day, thought "man, I hate my aunt" and got her killed with no justification. He stumbled upon a major betrayal to his family that risks his dad's position and power. That betrayal put Sophia and Mary at risk through no action of their own, all to feed auntie's greed.
I wouldn't really call it betrayal. He wanted more of an active role in the family and in order to prove himself to Frank took a risk which didn't pay off.
