Thanks bro! One last question, can Lena avoid all male romances if she wants? Yeah, I'm someone who just wants the male lead to have all the girls hahaha.
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No direct sex is forced on either of the main characters.
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Totally, this game has a lot of more choices than most games on here, you wanna play as a cuck? You got it.
You want to play as the guy who fucks and cucks everyone else? Plenty of that too.
Oh, sorry. I should've been more clear.
I didn't mean "being unemployed" by itself makes him a bum. But when you mix that along with his lack of drive or interest towards life - that's what makes his character seem lazy.
Now, if we have some new scenes in the future, where he is actually trying for jobs, even if he is not making it, that would keep him interesting too. (I haven't played the final version yet, so forgive me if it's already there)
But if it's just the same set of scenes and dialog as before, where all we see is Wade wasting away his time and lacking interest in anything, that doesn't really give a very positive image of him as character.
I think that the latter is more interesting than the former. "The guy going through a rough patch." is an overused troupe and was hoping to see how Eva would tackle the "guy has everything but stops trying". Plus it would be more satisfying to take Cindy from him that way.
Exactly! If you take away his job, Wade's actions indicate something like -
(at the best) a man who is dissatisfied with where he is in life, and is unintentionally being too harsh on his partner.
(at the worst) a selfish prick who keeps holding back his partner because he is afraid she might find a happier life without him.
Either way, personally, I feel that would be such a giant fall from grace for him as character.
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I also feel like it's... Unnecessary? I thought Wade was an alright supporting character as the friend that had life "figured out" as such, but who had lost the spark of excitement about living.
We already had Perry for the useless stuck-at-home unemployed dude, it seems bleak for Ian's social circle to give Wade such a similar role.
Anybody know what the triggers are for Jess's character? I've gotten two states for her so far and it feels pretty random, wondering if there are more and what the determining factors are for her.
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Basically, if Lena fucks either Robert OR Mike you get bad Jess, if not you get good Jess.
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You just need to not hook up with Alison (grind on Emma and sleep with her, for example), then during CHapter 7 when Ian is having his alone time, he pulls out his phone and when looking at Alison's pics he can now text Jeremy and ask for "an update". Yay, more Jeremy cock!
you do realize that if it's just Lena's perspective it's gonna be another GGGB right?
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yes but it won't be that different from GGGB, like a grown up Ashley or something with different drama but Eva writing a male protagonist plus two protagonists makes it more unique, more choices with more and different story events.
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Sure, and so far ORS has been doing okay with switching between them. That doesn't mean it would be "just like GGGB" without Ian's perspective. Like you say, the drama is different and the character has different experiences.
Yeah, "unnecessary" is definitely the right word for it.
Wade, as a character, already seems to have garnered a certain level of like or hate among the players.
The unemployment angle is probably not going to make anyone switch sides, nor does it make him more nuanced than before.
I fully agree about Perry already playing the role too.
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(Just in case this gets misinterpreted, let me clarify this isn't to take away anything from Evakiss. I really think she's one of the best in the business. But,)
As we get to see more and more of ORS, I'm starting to get the feeling that Evakiss really prefers writing more "clear & obvious" character types over "subtle & mulit-dimensional" ones
... Or clinically depressed, that was a possibility hinted before and ¿maybe? reinforced now.
The retcon doesn't limit itself to that first scene yes, as far as I've seen several dialogues were changed (there are still some continuity errors where it's said he is employed), and there are some mentions to him looking out for jobs, not too energically tough... In fact there's also some new dialogue of Ian with Cindy -just before they met Axel for the first time- where he asks her if Wade can be depressed, which she denies (she can be wrong ofc).
I don't know... I don't know if he's a good guy under a depression or just a lazy bum, too soon to know for sure I guess. But I think I get you, and I would say that even being depressed that would make the character more ¿pitiful? (and then probably a harder choice to cuck him) but not necessarily more sympathetic. It doesn't throw by itself a good light on him.
But I don't think that means he's a less interesting character, just a different one, imho.