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For you, that's pointless drama. For me, that drama is very much the point i was hoping Gillian would show upYet, Eva said long ago, Gillian wasn't going to appear in the game at all, yet NOW she is being added. Why? What does having Ian's ex showing up out of the fucking blue going to add to the story value? Nothing really other than unwanted and pointless drama and have Ian go down the whole rabbit whole of dealing with his ex and shit
It could be they made a deal he gets her the tryout in exchange she helps him get back with Lena, but still the chance that they did the deed is almost certain we just don't have confirmation yet.Also, let's be honest...Axel has DEFINITELY boned Ivy. He ain't giving her that Wildcats tryout out of the goodness of his well manicured heart lol
I'll never not be surprised by the apparent ignorance of some users on here. Like, how do you play the scene where Lena confronts Ivy for being at Axel's place (and not tell her) and NOT figure something is going on behind the two.It could be they made a deal he gets her the tryout in exchange she helps him get back with Lena, but still the chance that they did the deed is almost certain we just don't have confirmation yet.
It's the "Ian watching videos of Jeremy fucking girls he like is not building towards him being a cuck" argument all over again.
Dude nobody disagrees with him having a good physique/being physically active, him having a very lustful nature, him being reasonably intelligent, or even him being very charismatic. What people are saying is that despite those attributes he still acts insecure and fragile. Those qualities aren't factored by these cards. Seymour for example has even higher stats and most people would call him despicable, Holly has some of the lowest stats and yet her other qualities make her a lot people's favourite character.View attachment 2696548
again facts dont lie he is THE MAN sorry folks
cindy is lost boisss F in chat for cindy she will fall very low
Not everybody is paranoid, and it's perfectly possible to take Ivy's reasoning at face value. She might very well actually be Lena's friend as opposed to mustache twirling villain.I'll never not be surprised by the apparent ignorance of some users on here. Like, how do you play the scene where Lena confronts Ivy for being at Axel's place (and not tell her) and NOT figure something is going on behind the two.
I don't know about that argument, but Ian watching videos (or not) has no impact on his cuck path. It's not a pre-requisite, it's not even checked. So, whoever is arguing the opposite is inventing things that simply aren't there.It's the "Ian watching videos of Jeremy fucking girls he like is not building towards him being a cuck" argument all over again.
Some here might only play the game to choke their chickens, but others care about story, and you can't have that without conflict.For you, that's pointless drama. For me, that drama is very much the point i was hoping Gillian would show up![]()
It has nothing to do with "paranoia", the fuck is even this argument? It's just Writing 101. Same with Ivy hiding her little trip to Axel's place from Lena. You don't write a scene without it having any pay-off, sorry to tell you this.Not everybody is paranoid, and it's perfectly possible to take Ivy's reasoning at face value. She might very well actually be Lena's friend as opposed to mustache twirling villain.
Ian watching Jeremy's videos is definitely something that impact Ian's "cuck path" and that will definitely impact it even more in the future; to argue otherwise is to be ignorant.I don't know about that argument, but Ian watching videos (or not) has no impact on his cuck path. It's not a pre-requisite, it's not even checked. So, whoever is arguing the opposite is inventing things that simply aren't there.
I don't know what this link is supposed to achieve; watching a video of someone you like being fucked by other men (and enjoy it) is literally a staple of any game that has NTR in it. This is clearly just one of the first stage of Ian's cuck route with the next one being him watching LIVE as Jeremy fuck Allison right in front of him (as he can't get his dick up) and soon in the future as he fucks Lena.You must be registered to see the links)
I dont see anything about looking at pictures of girls you like having sex.
Thats like saying smoking weed is a gateway to heroin.
Paranoia is unwarranted suspicion of other people's actions. I'd say the word fits here exactly, if you're suspecting Ivy's in this manner.It has nothing to do with "paranoia", the fuck is even this argument? It's just Writing 101. Same with Ivy hiding her little trip to Axel's place from Lena. You don't write a scene without it having any pay-off, sorry to tell you this.
There's literally nothing in the game script for Ian's cuck path to support this belief of yours. I cannot put it any simpler -- it's just not there. Don't call others ignorant if you don't even know that because that's pot calling the kettle black.Ian watching Jeremy's videos is definitely something that impact Ian's "cuck path" and that will definitely impact it even more in the future; to argue otherwise is to be ignorant.
So what?I don't know what this link is supposed to achieve; watching a video of someone you like being fucked by other men (and enjoy it) is literally a staple of any game that has NTR in it. This is clearly just one of the first stage of Ian's cuck route with the next one being him watching LIVE as Jeremy fuck Allison right in front of him (as he can't get his dick up) and soon in the future as he fucks Lena.
It's honestly wild that people are still in denial over this![]()
Huh? I don't think you know what a "cuck" is. It's not someone who is simply getting cheated on.So what?
A cuck is someone who is getting cheated on, what is that have to do with watching someone who is not your partner having sex?
Brother... it's a video game... There are not people here; they are characters - NPC's with a predetermined roles.Paranoia is unwarranted suspicion of other people's actions. I'd say the word fits here exactly, if you're suspecting Ivy's in this manner.
Maybe if the writer is trying to subvert our expectation into shit.As for writing... there's more to it than just the 101. Part of it is subversion of reader's expectations.
Quite literally not true. Check the Modded Gallery with the Allison/Ian/Jeremy threesome scene and check which choices you are given to influence the scene. Ian asking jerk-off material from Jeremy (with Allison) is one of the choices.There's literally nothing in the game script for Ian's cuck path to support this belief of yours. I cannot put it any simpler -- it's just not there. Don't call others ignorant if you don't even know that
That route got pruned sometime ago, so you're out of luck.Is it just me or is anyone else really hoping that Ed hooks up with Lena at some point?
It's a dead giveaway that Ivy and Axel are working together that much is clear, and the whole " I got stuck in traffic " horseshit from Ivy in chapter 9 is just so Axel can have some alone time with Lena. Ivy never intended to go there in the first place. That plastic doll doesn't have any friends, she'll throw anyone under the bus in order to achieve her goals. Another proof of this is when Lena dances with Billy Ivy is quick to interrupt them because she "needs" him and doesn't want Lena to get his attention.I'll never not be surprised by the apparent ignorance of some users on here. Like, how do you play the scene where Lena confronts Ivy for being at Axel's place (and not tell her) and NOT figure something is going on behind the two.
It's the "Ian watching videos of Jeremy fucking girls he like is not building towards him being a cuck" argument all over again.
Am sorry, but this is pure drivel. Characters in a story are expected to act believably, that is in a manner where their personality, motivations and actions can be reasonably parsed (unless the character is supposed to be literally insane) They're behaving "people-like", because as people that's what we can understand. So, "they're not people, they're characters" is meaningless objection. Their "predetermined roles" have to make sense for the "people" they're presented as.Brother... it's a video game... There are not people here; they are characters - NPC's with a predetermined roles.
This quite literally has nothing to do with discussed topic, which was Ian's cuck path. TheQuite literally not true. Check the Modded Gallery with the Allison/Ian/Jeremy threesome scene and check which choices you are given to influence the scene. Ian asking jerk-off material from Jeremy (with Allison) is one of the choices.
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variable is only affected (and set) by Ian questioning Lena about dicks of her former partners. Whether he's watched Jeremy's video(s) has zero impact on availability of that choice, or the state of said variable.mate he is maxed out ,rizzed up he has compelty set of legendarys he is a true GIGACHAD nobody will win vs himThat is, your only argument against a detailed psychological analysis of the character is a picture with numbers? Weak.
These numbers are a very relative concept and are only a points system so that we can use the game mechanics by opening access to certain dialogues.
You need more than 4 numbers to describe human behavior.