Dunner
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See this is why we tell people not to use the patch. The game is good even without it (better in my opinion).You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
See this is why we tell people not to use the patch. The game is good even without it (better in my opinion).You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
See this is why we tell people not to use the patch. The game is good even without it (better in my opinion).
Looking at the first page it was always step-family. I played 0.3 for the first time and that version had the ic patch available, though I didn’t use it.I remember game was pure incest and later it had incest patch.
The patch is still in the OP.is it removed? cant find it anywhere
It’s a joke. It’s pretty clear the mc is a jack of all trades (or at least competent & intelligent) and super brave in the face of real danger. The fact that his sisters are masters of some doesn’t lessen him in my eyes.What's up with the MC being made to look utterly incompetent 90% of the time, while everyone around him, especially his sisters, are hypercompetent?
It's so bizarre the fact they send this mostly incompetent guy to do all of the most dangerous stuff.It’s a joke. It’s pretty clear the mc is a jack of all trades (or at least competent & intelligent) and super brave in the face of real danger. The fact that his sisters are masters of some doesn’t lessen him in my eyes.
If he was continuously treated as he really is, there would be a danger of him appearing Gary-Stu-ish. Beside that, none of the girls treat him as such. It is always someone who could be jealous/is completely inconsequential.
But he's not incompetent. Everyone close to him say that if he wanted to, he could breeze through school. He's great at sports, good at fighting (not in gameshows though) just by watching some tutorials and has a huge dong and a harem. How is that enough? Should every inconsequential character praise him to high heavens?It's so bizarre the fact they send this mostly incompetent guy to do all of the most dangerous stuff.
Stop being so fragile? She has trained for years and the MC has watched some video tutorials. He can match her skills in three sessions – pretty OP.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
That would be true if any those points were actually shown, and not said. He's said to be brilliant, but is proven not to be through his actions. Likewise, his fighting ability is said to be considerable, but from what I can tell, he's only actually won one fight against a high school bully. Sports? When exactly? He gets tripped in the game show, and does nothing about it, but he sister not only wins, but also gets revenge against John Jr. Saying your character is this and that is meaningless, when he's shown consistently to not to be any of those things. Potential does not equate to actual ability.But he's not incompetent. Everyone close to him say that if he wanted to, he could breeze through school. He's great at sports, good at fighting (not in gameshows though) just by watching some tutorials and has a huge dong and a harem. How is that enough? Should every inconsequential character praise him to high heavens?
My point is that his characterization is inconsistent. Not only that, from a game design standpoint, if something is hardcoded, do not give the illusion of choice, it makes the player feel as though they chose poorly. To note, I don't think he should've won, but he should've at least been able to withstand some degree of assault if the player had chosen "correctly". If not, that illusion of choice should not exist, for the above reason.Stop being so fragile? She has trained for years and the MC has watched some video tutorials. He can match her skills in three sessions – pretty OP.
That would be true if any those points were actually shown, and not said. He's said to be brilliant, but is proven not to be through his actions. Likewise, his fighting ability is said to be brilliant, but from what I can tell, he's only actually won one fight against a high school bully. Sports? When exactly? He gets tripped in the game show, and does nothing about it, but he sister not only wins, but also gets revenge against John Jr. Saying your character is this and that is meaningless, when he's shown consistently to not to be any of those things. Potential does not equate to actual ability.
I see your point – and sorry for calling you fragile. But I don't agree. It is important to show how quickly he gets better and not to take away agency/competence from Aiko. We can already beat up Tom in a minigame and I think that is enough.My point is that his characterization is inconsistent. Not only that, from a game design standpoint, if something is hardcoded, do not give the illusion of choice, it makes the player feel as though they chose poorly. To note, I don't think he should've won, but he should've at least been able to withstand some degree of assault if the player had chosen "correctly". If not, that illusion of choice should not exist, for the above reason.
It's so bizarre the fact they send this mostly incompetent guy to do all of the most dangerous stuff.
thanks.Looking at the first page it was always step-family. I played 0.3 for the first time and that version had the ic patch available, though I didn’t use it.
The patch is still in the OP.
While that is true and I would agree with it in a lot of instances, there are exceptions. For example if the character really thinks he can win the developer can put the player in the same mindset as the character by giving the player "fake" choices that make him think the character can win, even if he really can't. Which can then lead to a similar frustration as the character would feel after he failed. All that can lead to an increased immersion and emotional investment of the player.My point is that his characterization is inconsistent. Not only that, from a game design standpoint, if something is hardcoded, do not give the illusion of choice, it makes the player feel as though they chose poorly. To note, I don't think he should've won, but he should've at least been able to withstand some degree of assault if the player had chosen "correctly". If not, that illusion of choice should not exist, for the above reason.
Unironically that could be synonymous to saying you don't like Caribidis, the dev of this gameI don't like jokes.![]()