she was not mad on ian earlier for fucking other girls. being mad on him for fucking holly is just because sex for ian and her is game, they can separate sex with others from actual feelings they have between themselves. but holly is sensible soul in love with ian and would probably get hurt when realizes that it was sex only, no datings, holding hands, walking parks and other bs... lena as girl understands that, ian not. plus lena becomes friend with holly, teaching her about life and acting protective (+ she might even have some feelings for holly too) and that's bothering her, not ian fucking another girl.
so hypocrisy definitely cannot be attributed to lena (maybe only a little bit of jelousy).
same goes for ian when he realized she was fucking robert. he did not complain she is having sex with robert because of jelousy or being hypocrite, but mainly because he thinks robert is not good person who attacked his cheap-shit asshole friend
Well that depends on whether you think having an emotional connection makes it better or worse. In my eyes, it's the same, so Ian/Holly is the same as Lena/Robert. The difference is that when Ian cheats with his and Lena's mutual friend, Holly, he will immediately come clean to Lena but when the shoe is on the other foot and Lena has sexual encounters with their mutual friend, Jeremy, she wants to keep it a secret from Ian, even if she says she is falling in love with him.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not against any of these things. I think it makes for cool drama and interesting storylines. I am just saying it would be nice if we had an option for Ian to stand up for himself.
I don't think she's done with Ian. The Ivy quote pretty much foreshadows it. Ian is her link to like half of the characters in the game. Fully seperating these two would make it like we are playing two completely unrelated games in one.
She says she can still be friends but romantically, there's nothing now. My only issue is that Ian lacks autonomy in that scenario. If EvaKiss wants to write him that way, then that's fine, but the game would only be better by providing Ian an option to stand up for himself. In my game, he put his own job on the line to stand up to Minerva, which means he could lose his only source of income, so it's not out of character for him to do so.
