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No. Theses people should suffer and play though the game. No saves for them.
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- Jun 2, 2022
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You shall suffer the pain that Ivy admirers suffered entire journey. AND Y'ALL SHALL TASTE THE SUFFERING, PAIN, THIRST AND LONGING FOR WHAT IS CLOSE TO YOUR MOUTH AND NOT IN YOUR MOUTH!
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It's specific cause it's based on real story and I am alright.
To me, the most attractive things about Holly are her innocence, awkwardness, nerdiness and "purity" (of character, I don't mean it in a sexual way). If you change that you get a less attractive, less charismatic Lena. And there's nothing wrong with that, it might even be considered as a positive change for Holly. But I think the ideal way would be solving her self-worth issues without changing what makes her unique.
- May 30, 2020
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I can see your points and I agree with a lot of them... but for me personally, Cindy being number 1 in the polls and tied for my 2nd favourite girl isnt just about her appearance or something superficial.
Excluding physical attributes, what makes her path so good for me is the fact that you can have 2 different opinions on her depending on your perspective and interpretation of her story: You can either think that she is just self centered and a bitch to Wade or you can think that Wade is just holding her back from experiencing life. At the end of chapter 7 where you can follow 1 of them, you can clearly see that they are both right and its all about what we the player think of it. THAT was the pinnacle of the Cindy path to me
(even if there wasnt any sex scene with her there) .So essentially Cindy just benefits heavely from the fact that shes the "forbidden fruit"... The one woman you want but cant have and that you actually have to "conquer"
. Allison is also lucky in that aspect because she just has a lot of kinks that just bring her way above where she should be just with her personality (big honkers, tall woman, breeding and now begining of bimbo ). The fact that she has a scene every update also helps influence her popularity Everyone already knows my opinions about Emma, so Im not gonna repeat myself again
. But yeah I agree that everyone should be developed and that some are getting a lot while others are getting little Hell no bro/sis, this man doesnt deserve her fluids... If he wants some, he can go to StalkFap and spend 49.99$ like everyone elseAre those Lena's fluids on Robert's shirt?
.No one: *Goes to a woman's gossip-site and clicks on a "world's sexiest men" poll.* "WTF?!? Where's Noam Chomsky?!? And... wait a minute. Not one Nobel Peace Prize winner!?! I mean, Jimmy Carter, hello?!?"
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- Jan 17, 2020
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A fair enough point and one well made, however, with this game being a lot more than just a simple 'Meet & Fuck' one, I don't think it's beyond the realms of possibility for those voting on the poll to consider more than just the physical appearance of the characters, afterall, it wasn't just a 'Who's the most (to quote Keith Lemon) Bang-Tidy' poll. This game has reached many different people and many play/experience it for far more than just 'getting their rocks off'. Eva's games do a good job of capturing emotions as well as satisfying lust. I'm not looking for an argument at all, just stating that I don't think I'm being completely crazy by having made my previous comment/observation.
- Feb 18, 2018
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True, and both Cindy and Alison offer to explore forbidden taboos in relationships that are unwanted IRL, but tempting to try out in fiction. Why you dismiss this interest as "deplorable", "terrible", and "superficial" is beyond me. Don't kink shame and/or try to differentiate between reality and fiction?
Sure. And I agree that not all the top choices have the most merit when taken as a whole (though of course, it's also a sex game, not a lifetime partner choice). Just seemed like the post I was responding to was a little over-directed at the male portion of the vote participants, which I didn't think was totally fair. One look at the stats of how F rate men vs M rate women on sites like OkCupid could make that same statement for me and then some.
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Forbidden taboos? The Cindy route is infidelity, that's not a taboo. If Cindy and Wade were in an open relationship then sure, there's probably an argument to be made that would classify as such but they're not, it's simple cheating. As for Alison, what on earth is considered taboo with her route? A threesome? Unless you have Ian already dating someone, then all participants are single and I fail to see why something as simple as this would constitute such a label. I obviously have no idea which route you took on your playthrough and perhaps there are elements to those characters stories that I haven't experienced but absolutely nothing I said constitutes 'kink shaming' or anything even remotely of that nature.
Additionally, there was no mention or judgement being passed on any of the sexual actions that any characters involved themselves in - I merely pointed out their personalities. I think you're perhaps misconstruing my intention and have thus over-reached with your accusations and condemnation.
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It's good to know that 4th-century North African Adamites post on this board, too.
- Jan 17, 2020
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Ok, you got me there, that was poor phrasing on my part. My intention was to convey that infidelity is just that, it is cheating on a partner, something that is considered 'wrong' to most folk and therefore wouldn't necessarily qualify as being taboo, which if I recall is considered more as something that's prohibited or restricted by social custom(s). Infidelity isn't prohibited or restricted as such, anyone is capable of doing so, it's a test of character whether they do so or not, which leads to a breakdown of trust between two (or possibly more) people. I just don't personally think it fits the label of 'taboo'.
Hopefully that clarifies my poorly worded statement from earlier.
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- Jun 2, 2022
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But it is prohibited and restricted in many places/countries. Heck there are done murders on these things. This is not really "wrong" but a Taboo in many countries.
- Jun 2, 2022
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I agree. I love nerdy, shyly awkward characters too.
But how this story is going on, every character is evolving in some sense, and people do change with time, Holly clearly has those attributes of her from before the change and some added ones after the change too. Overall, it is player's choice how he is changing Holly but nonetheless Holly has those both parts in her now. And that is a good thing it is making her character more vibrant.
- Jan 17, 2020
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That's a fair point and one I won't argue, however, it is somewhat taking it out of context as the game is clearly set in a 'Westernised' setting, with those societal standards being 'the norm'. Also, I only even mentioned that in an effort to defend myself from someone falsely accusing me of 'kink shaming'.
Perhaps everyone's time would be better served in returning this thread to praising this wonderful game that we're fortunate enough to share such topics of conversations over?
- May 16, 2020
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Has anyone seen in the game's code what the best dialogue option with Gillian is? I think the first option is the right one for those interested in her, Ian saying "I'm over you" she says something like "I still want to be part of your life".
In the other options "I still think about you" or "you fucked me up" she just says "sorry" and Emma interrupts (except the first choice).
In the other options "I still think about you" or "you fucked me up" she just says "sorry" and Emma interrupts (except the first choice).
Depends what you mean by the best option. Ian has option to either state he's moved on, indicate he hasn't (the heart option) or leave things in the air. (with either neutral or negative attitude)
There's a subtle difference of how Gillian reacts to whether Ian is in a committed relationship or not. Gillian simply responds "Oh" when hearing Ian is in a committed relationship. A bit different response for casual Ian, where she answers "I see, sounds good". My take from it is that Gillian seems happier when she knows that Ian hasn't had serious relationship.
- Aug 19, 2018
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Nah, "I still think about you" is marked with a heart and after that Ian refuses to go to the bar and is very pensive.