Thank you for the grammar lesson but "that scene" (i.e. the one which potentially initiates the threesome) doesn't have heart option, hence my request for clarification:"That scene" refers to the context in which it is used. That being the threesome at Ivy's place. Pronouns such as 'that' refers to the closest previous noun or subject
Python:
menu:
"{image=icon_lust.webp}I'm willing to help" if (lena_lust > 5 and lena_go_holly > 0 and v8_holly_strip and ian_lena_dating == False) or (lena_lust > 5 and lena_go_holly > 0 and v8_holly_strip and ian_lena_over):
// ...
"I won't take part":
Relationship points don't really matter for the most part. By "they stopped dating" do you meanI tried to make them as friendly as possible. Even after they stopped dating, they still have high relationship points.
ian_lena_dating
variable is set to False
in your game? I.e. they didn't reconcile to the point of having sex (other than Lena potentially sucking on a dick while stoned)It'd really help if you've bothered to cite options you can't select -- as some of these choices are automatically bypassed if Lena and Holly had sex. Or, if it's not too much of a problem, include a save from a point where you encountered such option.
Generally speaking, your decision to have a threesome with Ivy is most likely the culprit -- this effectively puts Holly under Ivy's spell (
holly_ivy
variable) which in turn has impact on whether Lena and Holly can form a romantic, exclusive relationship. So not really a bug but more of a consequence of fucking around. But it is possible there's a bug there in the mix. It could also be a side-effect of situation where you picked up a save from Ch.11 Prologue, which could result in some variables not getting set correctly for the chapter proper. Without a save or more details it's hard to say.
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