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Honest question, are you just trolling ?
Because for me Cindy is clearly the least interesting female characters of the game.
- Jan 10, 2018
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Well, since you've now laid out everything in that branch, there's no reason for EK to even bother with it. You've saved her a lot of time and I'm sure she is grateful.
- Jul 6, 2017
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that is really something to worry about for all the 3 seymour fans.
- Nov 9, 2022
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I imagine Clone002 meant if Lena accepts the proposal but rejects Seymour personally....will they actually go on a trip together with such an antipathy on Lena's part and if so, how would the trip develop in contrast to the scenario I favor in which Lena embraces the proposal...."drawn to the darkness"? I experimentally did a run with Lena reluctantly taking the proposal but found it unappealing in a rape sort of way and did not persevere. Perhaps I will try it again after EK has finished this first trip scenario.
- Nov 9, 2022
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Every party needs a pooper; that's why we invited you....
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Perhaps I got you wrong in your original post. I do not think it would be so labor intensive for EK to do the two renditions of the beach trip unless Lena's presence for the final days were to result in a new arc being generated and hence yet another branch opening up in the story. But you have me wondering whether a hostile, forced Lena would be accompanying Seymour on a "business" trip.
happy to be da party pooper at your sick old fucking pervert party.
- Mar 10, 2019
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At this point the Seymour debate is moot. I doubt it will be part of Lena's half of the update unless EK has already announced it (Did I miss something?). In my opinion the Seymour arc, while way too tame, at the moment has some of the biggest potential. Axel having similar potential for depravity (e.g. BDSM) though no hints at group involvement on that path...yet.
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Except for mention of an upcoming trip by Seymour to Lena. That may be in the next half coming in. But EK has been so slow to develop this arc that it may be a while. I agree it has the most potential. An erotic inclusion of Axel is possible ; I expect that would occur with Seymour ceding the handling of a Lena-Axel duo to Agnes. While that could be hot, I also would welcome seeing a Lena-Ian puppet duo. The latter would be consistent with Ian depending vocationally on Seymour.
Alright. Not my fetish at all. IRL I had such an opportunity with a stunning girl in my twenties, but in the end I turned her down, the lad was a really good friend and a genuinely great bloke. I had my limits. Maybe like Jeremy, girlfriends of very good friends is where I draw the line.
- Apr 25, 2020
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Sure and most people are like this. But it's just a game, we can experience things we don't irl.
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The only thing that succubus has going is her looks.
That's just one layer because is not just any other guy. It's your friend who is taller, more handsome and used to be way more successful with girls than you in your teens. And Cindy kind of embodies the trope of the hot popular cheerleader that paid no attention to Ian and was way out of his league back in the day.
So "stealing" Cindy has the forbidden fruit appeal with an extra of betrayal of a close friend. And it also works as validation for Ian that despite everything (his awkard teens, Gillian's break up, struggling writing career and so on) he's now better than Wade and he can get a girl like Cindy. I don't think it's about Cindy as an individual and more about what she represents, kind of the platinum trophy Ian gets for being more confident, working at the gym and getting this career on the right track.
And Cindy as a character is the insatisfaction of someone with a normal boring life when confronted with the (fake or not) appeal of the exciting and successful social media stardom. I find her refreshing compared to most other LI (on this game and others) that she provokes love and hate reactions not just based on her looks and attractiveness but on her contradicting personality. She has obvious flaws and it kind of makes her more real as a character and enhaces the guilty pleasure vibes on her path.
y do people even assume Ian wasn't popular ?? He was in band and was in a long term relationship, and the dude's been doing martial arts since he was pre-teen. Is it because he is 175 ??
- Dec 15, 2020
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Unless Eva does another split (like with Cindy's birthday party for Wade and Holly's book fair) I doubt Seymour and Lena will ever have a significant amount of time devoted to them alone. We are talking about an optional route here after all, so any Seymour scenes that become too lengthy will need non-Seymour alternatives to at least fill in some of that same time slot.
Since Billy's route is optional too, or at least seems that way so far, it probably won't serve as a Seymour alternative either, for example. Last scene I recall that was a direct replacement was when Lena was introduced to that random new photographer guy.
IIRC Ian has some bit of internal monologue how their entire little clique was more of "the weird kids" in HS, with Wade being relative exception. Jeremy's new persona is a result of trying to get away from that stereotype, while Perry and Emma never bothered.
It's mentioned several times during the game:
Python:
i "Sometimes I miss those good old times in high school..."
p "Good old times? We were a b--{w=0.5}bunch of nerds, have you forgotten?"
w "Hey, speak for yourself."
p "You were a nerd as m--{w=0.5}much as any of us back then, W--{w=0.5}wade."
e "We were not the most popular kids, that's for sure, ha ha."
i "Well, you never cared about that. That's why you were quite popular despite being a nerd, Emma."
Python:
h "I've never been too popular... Especially during high school. I didn't have many friends even when I was a kid..."
i "I understand that feeling. I was never too popular either and spent most of my time alone, living in the fantasy worlds I created for myself."
h "Yes, that's right..."
$ flena = "n"
l "Is that so? You told me you were in a rock band..."
$ fian = "smile"
i "Yeah, but we never were the cool kids, not at all!"
i "We were a group of misfits that happened to be lucky enough to meet each other at the right time."
i "If it weren't for them, I would've been way more lonely during my high school years."Although I get what you mean, the rock band thing feels kind of odd for the vibes Eva is trying to portray. And it's kind of weird that it's not used for Ian playing bass with Lena and almost not used to relate to Lena's music thing (Ian usually relates with his writing as an artsy thing too). Maybe a D&D group would have worked better than a rock band for the nerd vibes and also as a way to connect with Holly through fantasy.
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