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Which is completely fine.Eva would need a bigger budget to implement every single choice that you and I would have liked. Let's keep in mind that Chapter 2 was made in a month.
I'm not saying Eva should endeavour to cover all bases, just that there are some options that would have been nice, hypothetically speaking. I just refuse all these rationalisations being given for it, there is no argument that counters my wish completely, I have no illusions about the constraints around making a game of this nature.
I'm not demanding that the specific scenario I have in mind should be implemented, just that it's an element among others that can consolidate into a playthrough that feels like it contains less content. It's a natural result of games like this, I just comment here because I pity myself.
And all the following events are completely fine as well, there is nothing wrong with it and I understand the rationale behind all of it.Apparently, when Lena rejected Robert's kiss, even if she didn't mind the date, she didn't like Robert's reaction that followed and wasn't comfortable with him to continue seeing him. And, mind you, in your situation, your Lena defined her opinion of Robert previously by saying "You're okay" (she doesn't even like him as a friend).
When Robert asks Lena about her opinion of him, she can say "I like you" (you didn't have that option it seems, otherwise you would've picked it for the desired outcome), "You're okay" and "I barely know you". If you choose the "I like you", then Robert feels confident enough to kiss her right away. If you choose "I barely know you", Lena can only reject him after that. If you say, "You're okay", then Lena can choose to agree with Ivy's earlier suggestion and go for the kiss herself just to forget about Axel, or she decides to reject the kiss because she doesn't feel comfortable with Robert. Again, you should've had higher approval to say "I like you". Isn't that what you're asking for with Ian's path? For relationship score to matter? In one instance, you want it, in another, you don't.![]()
I just wanted another option.