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He is not tlaking about self logic...but script code logic which, can't be disagreed with (unless error in the code as he pointed out).I disagree with your logic
He is not tlaking about self logic...but script code logic which, can't be disagreed with (unless error in the code as he pointed out).I disagree with your logic
But that's what he is doing, disagreeing with code logic because he thinks it's not consistent with real life logic or previous character/game logic. Which is totally cool, I just disagree with him.He is not tlaking about self logic...but script code logic which, can't be disagreed with (unless error in the code as he pointed out).
I think it depends on how you look at it -- imo the root issue is the same (being hung up on the ex) while the difference between affair and lack thereof comes mostly from not being provided with the same opportunity of the ex hounding the protagonist and wanting to get them back. It's an open question whether Ian would resist Gillian's attempts to get him back should she extend such effort, and at the very least he should be able to empathize with difficulty of such choice, even more so if he's already cheated on Lena with other people.So in most cases, they are not in the same situation at all with Ian just being hung up on his ex figuratively and Lena being hung up on his ex's cock literally.
Well, the thing is perhaps this question should be left as actual question/decision for the player and not the game arbitrarily deciding it for them? Not being able to commit to Holly based on feelings for Gillian also feel to me like eleventh hour ass pull for this matter, considering lack of such qualms throughout the game when it was a question of entering non-casual relationship with Lena or other girls who aren't Holly.It might make sense to forgive someone for not being over her ex when you are not over yours, but does it make sense to continue such a relationship where both of you are in that situation?. It's consistent with not being able to enter in a non casual relationship with Holly if you are not over Gillian.
I've posted a "punish Lena scene" save a bit earlier. This is on path where Ian and Lena establish full open relationship.Can someone please share the break up or open relationship save with Lena. I just can't seem to get it on any of my playthroughs. Thanks
I did check that but it's saved just before the 'punish scene'. I mean the save exactly before we can choose to break up or open relationship decision. I want to break up with Lena and get the corrupt Holly scene at the end but I am not getting the option to break up.I've posted a "punish Lena scene" save a bit earlier. This is on path where Ian and Lena establish full open relationship.
Ahh. Unfortunately, i don't have the slutty Holly in my playthrough so can't help here. My post-breakup Ian gets to sleep all alone while Perry is banging Emma next door.I did check that but it's saved just before the 'punish scene'. I mean the save exactly before we can choose to break up or open relationship decision. I want to break up with Lena and get the corrupt Holly scene at the end but I am not getting the option to break up.
That's the thing, you just said it's an open question whether Ian would resist Gillian, but it's not an open question in most cases for Lena and that makes it not the exact same situation. But I get your point, I just think it's more a point for a theoretical/hypothetical discussion than for a "real" one. Look, let's say that I have a crush on Scarlett Johansson and my girlfriend has a crush on Henry Cavill. Now, my girlfriend goes out one night with her friends, luckily (for her) encounters Henry Cavill in some pub and fucks him. Do you think I would be more inclined to give her a pass because of my crush on Scarlett Johansson and whether or not I would fuck Scarlett given the ocassion?, hell no .I think it depends on how you look at it -- imo the root issue is the same (being hung up on the ex) while the difference between affair and lack thereof comes mostly from not being provided with the same opportunity of the ex hounding the protagonist and wanting to get them back. It's an open question whether Ian would resist Gillian's attempts to get him back should she extend such effort, and at the very least he should be able to empathize with difficulty of such choice, even more so if he's already cheated on Lena with other people.
You have a point on inconsistency but I would argue for the opposite way. Ian should not be able to enter in any serious loving relationship if he's not over his ex. But that's just my opinion, it would probably be best to allow for player's choice to appease different opinions on the matter. But I guess it would also mean more variations than we already have and make writing to account for all of them even more complex than it already is.Well, the thing is perhaps this question should be left as actual question/decision for the player and not the game arbitrarily deciding it for them? Not being able to commit to Holly based on feelings for Gillian also feel to me like eleventh hour ass pull for this matter, considering lack of such qualms throughout the game when it was a question of entering non-casual relationship with Lena or other girls who aren't Holly.
Ian needs to make decision to stop thinking about Gillian before this moment. He gets a chance to do it during the dream at the start of the update. (or at couple other points earlier in the game)Does anyone know what the conditions are for the latest chapter to tell Lena "I don't mind" and allow her to have sex with Holly while she's dating Ian?
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I didn't get any chance to make such decision.Ian needs to make decision to stop thinking about Gillian before this moment. He gets a chance to do it during the dream at the start of the update. (or at couple other points earlier in the game)
OK, i guess this is mostly arguing semantics like that. I should've perhaps worded it better/more precisely than "the exact same situation". So i'll concede, this isn't 100% exact same situation in all of its aspectsThat's the thing, you just said it's an open question whether Ian would resist Gillian, but it's not an open question in most cases for Lena and that makes it not the exact same situation.
I think it'd be very constricting to have requirement like this, and also far from realistic. People most definitely don't run this sort of mental calculations of "am i fully over my ex or not" when they decide to get in new relationship. Heck, you'll find people who go as far as full marriage while still having hangups. There's no such thing as "you can only really love one person" and the game itself even acknowledges it with the throuple route.You have a point on inconsistency but I would argue for the opposite way. Ian should not be able to enter in any serious loving relationship if he's not over his ex. But that's just my opinion, it would probably be best to allow for player choice to appease different opinions on the matter. But I guess it would also mean more variations than we already have and make writing to account for all of them even more complex than it already is.
Lol can you share that save too. Need to check the Perry gets some action scene tooAhh. Unfortunately, i don't have the slutty Holly in my playthrough so can't help here. My post-breakup Ian gets to sleep all alone while Perry is banging Emma next door.
At this point your Ian has to be in love with any of potential ROs in order to get the choice toI didn't get any chance to make such decision.
There was a dream with Gillian, but I didn't get any option during it.
"Break the wheel"
: if ian_holly_love or ian_cindy_love or ian_cherry_love or ian_alison_love or ian_emma_love == 2 or ian_minerva_dating == 3 or ian_lena_love:
menu:
"{image=icon_will.webp}Break the wheel" if ian_will > 0:
Best to spread them around a bit. If you're doing a run where the MCs have a lot of sexual partners you won't need to focus too hard on the lust stat. But if you try to romance a specific character you might fall behind on the lust stat and miss out on a few options, so in that case choose lust based options more often.Sorry, just getting into the game - Are any stats worth concentrating on rather than others, or is it best to spread them around?
You need to be be in love with either Holly (which is impossible), Cindy, Cherry, Alison, Emma, Minerva or Lena.I didn't get any chance to make such decision.
There was a dream with Gillian, but I didn't get any option during it.
You are right, I concede the point. I only can think as a justification that Holly might make both Ian and Lena feel protective of her and that might explain why Ian would be more conscious to start a potentially sentimental damaging relationship with Holly if he's not all in. But I think you can still cheat on Holly while being on a relationship with her, so it's a pretty weak argument.I think it'd be very constricting to have requirement like this, and also far from realistic. People most definitely don't run this sort of mental calculations of "am i fully over my ex or not" when they decide to get in new relationship. Heck, you'll find people who go as far as full marriage while still having hangups. There's no such thing as "you can only really love one person" and the game itself even acknowledges it with the throuple route.
Of course, such decision-making doesn't have to end well (and often doesn't) but that's half of the fun in a "choose your relationship mess" porn game, imo.