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Sharknado is THE cult classic. It is the only thing that truly belongs in a time capsule. The movie for the ages.
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This whole game is boring as fuck with an exception of Cindy storyline. I skipped the last few updates since she wasn't included was there anything interesting there?
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She featured a little in this update and you have scene with her but other than that, she is not one of the main focuses of this update. I'm sorry but I don't understand how anyone could refer to this game as "boring". You probably haven't tried the LSD arc yet
There's no need to force yourself. Just move on and play other games you don't find 90% boring.
Cheating bitch Holly path might come soon. I'd say keep your eyes peeled and your dick erect if such development occurs.
Just played Emma route, was surprised to see Ian more comfortable with her. With Alison he felt weird at first. I think Emma will be okay with Ian fucking Minerva, in my path.
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I'm guessing all those people, spent all that time doing nothing but writing those books. Forget about eating, sleeping, having any leisure time, the things that normal people do. No, they just wrote and wrote and wrote, until they collapsed from exhaustion. And then a few hours later they started writing again, until they collapsed again from exhaustion. I think Eva is likely a normal person, who needs to do normal things, besides just working obsessively on a project till it's completed. Thus she can't churn out this game, as fast as those prodigies, with their obscenely abnormal workrates.
So does that mean it's less to do with the game being boring in general, and more to do with it being boring, because Cindy isn't in it?
Since bad/wild Holly, isn't actually in a relationship, how could she cheat?
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I mean to be fair to him,i doubt everyone here loves all the plotlines this game has.
We all like our favourite characters,everyone has bias.
Guys, in all my gameplays I follow Seymour's route. If Lena rejects him from the start, will his trip still happen? How come?
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That may be true but you liking one plotline doesn't make every other one boring. He reminds me of the guys that say that their preference is (insert race here) women so they do not find other women that are not (insert race here) attractive. Weird. But he likes what he likes. Let him be.
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Why would it still happen and who cares either way...why would we even see it if Lena is not involved with him? No reason to see it or anything else Seymour does unless it directly involves Ian's perspective.
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Well, there's a big difference between books and porn game scripts (or game scripts in general). Lots of authors writing books sit infront of empty pages for ages until they suddenly get hit with an idea, a vision, whatever you wanna call it. Once the ball is rolling they find themselves writing for many hours or in some cases days on end. It's often times described as an urge or even anxiety to lose this..momentum, the inspiration or whatever it is that hit you, allowing you to write and write...That's why you find lots of authors are writing their books within a couple days or even hours depending on the book.
For EK the difference is that she has to plan ahead for different routes, dialogue between characters depending on whatever route the player is on and different outcomes for a whole cast of characters aswell as taking into consideration the art that goes with it, length of scenes and thus the writing involved. Some of which a book author doesn't have to worry about. EK can have an outline for where she wants the story to go, but she can't possibly write the entire thing within a couple days.
That doesn't mean one is better or worse than the other as some user questioned, it's just a very much different approach and the comparison is really bad imo.
Holly can currently have increased
holly_change variable even if she's in relationship with Ian (though i doubt this would push her into cheating) Alternatively, it seems that unattached, "changed" Holly can potentially hook up with Ian. This could be some sort of optional late entry point into relationship as well, and this version of Holly could theoretically be inclined to sleep around.Emma is Abella Danger, Alison is the late August Ames,
We are all biased towards some characters, but it does not mean necessarily favouring one plotline because the character is in it. I dislike Ian (I dislike all male characters in this game except the mayor and Lena's father, and also the coaches), however he is at the center of my main playthrough, because I am trying to stick to the best-written plotlines and Ian/Lena romance is the best written thing in this game. Conversely, I absolutely adore Lena, but I stopped playing the slut route as the writing is crap, and have abandonned the cuckold route as it has become boring as fuck, and also somewhat depressing.
Not really sure how on earth one can see the Cindy path as the most interesting, but to each his own. The lewd scenes are beautiful, I'll give him that. To me Cindy is an ignorant and stupid entitled cunt; I have Ian dismissing her just after the photoshoot, he'll have only fucked her once, like a whore on a street corner at her boyfriend's birthday. The only shag she deserves.
I'd guess it's the "stealing other guy's girl" factor, since it's the only storyline like that.
I'm asking because of the branching possibilities, mainly regarding the beach trip... Eva will have to create two storylines: one in which Lena stays at the beach until its end, one in which she leaves early for Seymour's trip.