Just not on here yet. Give him time to let the Patrons have it a bit before the rest of us.
Most of the characters have known each other for years and are so familiar with each other that finishing each others sentences is just a natural occurrence.
I personally wasn't bothered by that, the only nitpick I have is how often emphasis is used in the dialogue. I personally don't know anyone who emphasizes words that often when speaking, and when I'm reading, naturally my mind automatically wants to put emphasis on the words in italics. Since it occurs a lot, I find it a bit tedious to constantly have to emphasis the words in my head. Other than that though, I've enjoyed the writing and dialogue a lot, and love the cast of characters.Most of the characters have known each other for years and are so familiar with each other that finishing each others sentences is just a natural occurrence.
It is what it is, and probably won't change. Some find it endearing. Evidently not everybody, though.
Walter Victor is right. It's part of their bond.
I think of the emphasis more as rhythm of speech or accenting a word slightly in most cases. So, that's how it feels to me when I write it. Maybe if you keep that in mind it won't bother you as much. Idk to each their own with that. Purely subjective, and a new one in the complaint department. I'll give you props on that!
I can only speak for my own experience.
My friends and I, and people I've dated and dare I say my ex-wife. We sort of had our own "language" so to speak. It's different with each one of them, but there are silly things we can say that the other person will only get.I can only speak for my own experience.
I know my wife since the day she was born. We were raised together, not much different than what brother and sister would be. We were then separated for 20 years. The day we met again, we started dating, one month later were living together, we are together for 30+ years. We finish each other sentences, thoughts, jokes, you name it...
I really don't find anything special in that, it is a natural consequence of sharing a deep bond and most of the same experiences.
If anything, I am sorry for you for not having such an experience in your life.
Peace
But the developer doesn't view it from outside; it is how he views his characters in the universe of his game. It is what it is and we either accept it or not.
Just in case you didn't see this further back in the thread.
Lydia's points will only affect her ending. How could I possibly take her out of the story before then? Or even make it so you don't have sex. Lydia is the only girl you're pretty much guaranteed sex with. Although you can fail to get that a few times based on how you treated her on dates.I been nothing but a asshole to Lydia and farming as many -points as possible, and this doesn't seem to affect anything in the story, nothing substaintial at least
I can't even find the words to say how much that disturbs me. It's like reading you say that about a real friend... fuck me, I really need to distance myself.I been nothing but a asshole to Lydia and farming as many -points as possible, and this doesn't seem to affect anything in the story, nothing substaintial at least
