There's a book guide on the front page of this thread, basically there are different optimal combinations. I always use a specific combination because it's easy to memorize and saves me the trouble of checking the guide.
The curveball I'm thinking of is that Marcel is in the tournament. I'm not saying I'm expecting it, but I wouldn't be surprised.I wouldn't be surprised if Mark happen to appear in tournament as a fighter.Just a hunch
If you mean google translate, then try this: after translating, reverse the translation to see if it makes sense.If I think I fixed it, it's because Chrome betrayed me again, the damn thing is my nemesis.
That would at least be interesting scenario than the bartending one.The curveball I'm thinking of is that Marcel is in the tournament. I'm not saying I'm expecting it, but I wouldn't be surprised.
Oh, and if Ian is dating Holly, Marcel tells him, "If I beat your ass, I want a date with your cute girlfriend..."
And even if Ian loses, Holly can still say no to the date. But if Holly's "be like Lena" stat is high enough, then Holly says yes.
And on the date...
Regarding this, I think the "simulation" for the book quality used in the game is way too simplistic and arbitrary. It could be improved by adding a writing variable to Ian similar to Lena's blowjob skill. Everytime you choose Ian working in his book (or things like asking Holly for advice), it would be increased. And then Ian's attributes could be used in the writing of each part depending of what theme you choose. For example, in the book love interest part the charisma attribute could be used if you choose "romantic", the lust attribute if you choose "crude" and the wits attribute if you choose "metaphysical".
I always choose Robert at the beginning of the game just for the "Bad Jessika" variable to happen, later when you have the option to break up with him it's always funny to give it a chance but when he starts talking about Lena being his girlfriend in the middle of sex choose the "Dump Him" option.
Mark can help Lena with their music career if things work out, so he's better than Robert already.
If it's a single-elimination tournament, at least 8 fighters are needed. Top 4 for the semi, and Top 2 for the grand finale.
Of course. Casca enjoyed it, after all.I was basically inspired by Berserk to make the book and the love never fails
It's not, Wen says that it's a bracket where even if you lose a fight, you can make it to the top 3 winning the other ones. What's not very clear if how many competitors there are in the bracket and what happens after you make it to the top 3. Maybe it's a kind of play-off with loser bracket where you can lose once and if you win everything you end up in a fight against the loser of the winner's bracket for a place in the final.
The problem with what you say here is that to LENA they are indeed seen as OBJECTS...
. I could go on, but these 2 are the most obvious... So as you can see its not about Lenas "Lust" its about YOURS, the player 
Damn, that's gonna be a long one. Most combat tournaments I watch are single-elimination only since fighting one match can take a toll on you. I had a feeling EK mixed it up with fighting game tournaments because the bracket system is very common there, and can be done in 2 days usually. Combat sports? Not so much. Depending on how severe the match is, fighters may even take at least 3 months to recover.
That's Mike. Mark's only potential role so far is to be a training dummy for Holly, and a generic hookup for Lena. I guess one could say he's "unoffensive" in the sense he doesn't come with a blatant red flag like most of the other guys in the game. For what it's worth. In the land of the blind, etc.
I'd say this is rather clever, actually -- the game essentially infers what sort of women the player is interested in from their early choices regarding Lena. The player turns Lena into cock-chasing hedonist? Then the game serves you another character like this. The player makes Lena a "nice girl"? Have another one, then.
Wen says that there is a fight once a month, I guess that if you get injured and don't recover in time you get disqualified. I don't have much idea about how is done IRL, but I'm guessing that what you said applies to pro fights. Is there also the same time between fights on an amateur level?.
I doubt they will cover the whole tournament in one shot. It'll probably be spaced out over multiple updates
