You never asked a bro out for a drink? So all those guys whom see drinking at bar stools and chatting with each other are gay?
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I know you guys hate Robert but its really hot how Lena is using him. Like a sex toy
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*Spoiler Alert For the Review I posted on ORS discuss with civility please*
I don't normally write reviews but here is my opinion because I do genuinely like this game.
GGGB was a clusterfuck of ball to the wall drug fuelled sex without a coherent plot. And that is ok. It gave you choices on how to impact the story and you the person playing choose whichever path you wanted all if you wanted and tried all of them.
ORS is a different game to GGGB and its main criticisms boil down to:
#1 2 Protagonists which leads to many problems. Go to point three.
#2 Characters are too realistic and people can't connect with them this happens to all Lena Romances a common reacquiring theme in this thread is nobody likes Lenas Romances except Ian and Axel.
#3 There is an Inverse of GGGB on the matter of Choice because of coherent storyline and needing to write romances for 2 protagonists. Instead of saying being able to fuck Emma, Cyndi, Alison, Cherry, Holly and Lena you are forced to choose which path to go down to. Same thing with Lena instead of being able to both bang Louise and Jeremy you are forced to choose.
I like this game and damn I love the art but this is not GGGB and being forced to follow paths I do not know how they will end especially because I wanted to do stuff I do not know the Author Eva will include makes me sad.
3/5 Arbitrary Stars
If the Author Eva reads this. Do what you want you are making this game not me and as I am too poor to even support you I can't make any demands about anything. Also do not take this review as an opinion telling you that ORS is bad its not it is very good but its just not my cup of tea.
I don't normally write reviews but here is my opinion because I do genuinely like this game.
GGGB was a clusterfuck of ball to the wall drug fuelled sex without a coherent plot. And that is ok. It gave you choices on how to impact the story and you the person playing choose whichever path you wanted all if you wanted and tried all of them.
ORS is a different game to GGGB and its main criticisms boil down to:
#1 2 Protagonists which leads to many problems. Go to point three.
#2 Characters are too realistic and people can't connect with them this happens to all Lena Romances a common reacquiring theme in this thread is nobody likes Lenas Romances except Ian and Axel.
#3 There is an Inverse of GGGB on the matter of Choice because of coherent storyline and needing to write romances for 2 protagonists. Instead of saying being able to fuck Emma, Cyndi, Alison, Cherry, Holly and Lena you are forced to choose which path to go down to. Same thing with Lena instead of being able to both bang Louise and Jeremy you are forced to choose.
I like this game and damn I love the art but this is not GGGB and being forced to follow paths I do not know how they will end especially because I wanted to do stuff I do not know the Author Eva will include makes me sad.
3/5 Arbitrary Stars
If the Author Eva reads this. Do what you want you are making this game not me and as I am too poor to even support you I can't make any demands about anything. Also do not take this review as an opinion telling you that ORS is bad its not it is very good but its just not my cup of tea.
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I totally get where you are coming from; I for one like ORS but also loved GGGB. I do hope that the next game is a return to the fuckfest that GGGB was, and maybe the game after that can be like ORS.
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Rather far-sighted hopes you got there! Who's to say Eva won't branch out further after ORS, eh? Maybe create for herself a little pornographic real time strategy game now that she's experimented with fighting mechanics. Try a new hat on again.
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Valid points but you could have said all that without the arbitrary numerical review score
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I say that because the review isn't objective and you've clearly stated your biases
Also for future readers that pass by your post and don't read the whole thing and only see the score (Yes people do that)
Interesting take, I see some of that but feel differently about a few things. I don't really agree about realism = not being able to connect. For me, realistic is much better for connecting to them as characters versus a more fantasy type character where you really are just not feeling any immersion at all. I feel much more immersion to Lena for this game (I can't really feel immersion with a male much though) with a more realistic storyline/narrative.
I mostly think the game is not quite as good for me personally in terms of being edgy, which is fine as I think for some people as that is more what they like, etc. In GGGB, I played as evil as possible (making Dad commit suicide, bullying Eva, whatever else I could do) and you could be pretty mean, but I don't see that as much this time around. I also kind of like not being able to just do everything I want due to tough choices as I feel more immersion that I am making real choices. But I understand there will be different perspectives for each game. There are a few characters I wish I could treat very badly in this game too, so it's a shame.
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I thought they'd he and Ian would take Lena for a threeway but I guess that's unrealistic.
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I have Cindy as "LI", she is the one I will "romance", but also corrupt as much possible. as long the MC to be there and be part of it. dont like that she do things on her own.
for Lena, I lead her to do as much kinky possible on set (I think) she will start to take cock eventually, as the last photoshop was just inches to make that happen. I also want Lena to start some taboo relationship with her boss. that could be fun.
Holly, could be fun to corrupt, but its not that important.
for the other girls, I actually dont care.
for Lena, I lead her to do as much kinky possible on set (I think) she will start to take cock eventually, as the last photoshop was just inches to make that happen. I also want Lena to start some taboo relationship with her boss. that could be fun.
Holly, could be fun to corrupt, but its not that important.
for the other girls, I actually dont care.
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lol I think most people will never see this as they’d probably give Lena a go ahead.
That's the heteronormative crowd for you. Since some of them no longer have the balls voice their hate for homosexuality, they just bash fetishes like NTR which is cool and edgy thing to do on the internet lulz topkek cucks lol amirite?. Those folks can't even tolerate optional (which means you have to deliberately the make the MC that way) NTR content. No way they are going to tolerate homosexual content.
Hope we get Ian x Ivy next update
Also, Lena's choices mostly boil down to sex, with very little character development. Most of the guys are chads who only care for sex (except Axel, I guess). On the other hand, you see Ian's relationships being developed with Alsion / Cherry / Holly / Lena / Cindy. I kinda felt sorry for Dave and Perry on Cindy and Cherry paths, as the game does well to make them feel as your friends. I would have no issues backstabbing Ivy with Lena though.
I feel that the interconnected two-protagonist design is simply unbalanced. Lena's choices dont have weight to them, since no guy rejects her. She can treat anyone like shit and still have her way as long as she promises sex. Ian's choices are very rigid, you cannot maintain multiple relationships as most of the girls he meets are monogamous / jealous and you usually end up losing points with someone in every choice. With Lena, you can be on almost every character path at the same time. Lena can be with Ian, Robert, the DJ dude, Axel, Seymour and Jeremy at the same time without any content locking. Ian himself only has 2 customization options (red or blue shirt) while Lena has 5 outfits (ignoring piercings).
Also, Lena's choices mostly boil down to sex, with very little character development. Most of the guys are chads who only care for sex (except Axel, I guess). On the other hand, you see Ian's relationships being developed with Alsion / Cherry / Holly / Lena / Cindy. I kinda felt sorry for Dave and Perry on Cindy and Cherry paths, as the game does well to make them feel as your friends. I would have no issues backstabbing Ivy with Lena though.
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The issue isn't that they get a beer together, it's in the construction of how it happens. The whole set-up is more like gay men or women would act.
1. Asking a woman for a dude's cell phone number. Not impossible but a little bit weird.
2. Sending a straight dude a winking emoji while telling him about asking for his number. Serious gay vibes.
3. Two straight male acquaintances gossiping about another couple's relationship problems. Would almost never happen.
4. "Such a shame. You seemed like a guy I could have a couple beers with." Sounds like a proposition.
5. "I could use some company." Sounds like a gay pickup line.
Any single one of these things individually is not impossible, but the whole string of them together is noticeable. Two straight dudes who barely know each other could never have that entire interaction. That's what people are picking up on.
If two guys are going out to a bar like that, here's more like how the exchange would go:
"Game is on at 7. Beer?"
"Sure."
"Cool."
If the character IS meant to be bi, then the scene makes some sense. Nothing wrong with that. But if he's not meant to give off that vibe, then the scene is a bit of a red herring.
If I needed to get Axel and Ian together (and not in a gay way), you just have to set up some kind of mutual interest for them. One of them makes a comment during the first photo shoot about the MMA pay-per-view that's coming up over the weekend. Then Axel texts Ian to watch it at the bar. Or Axel is building a website for his photo business, and asks Ian to give some feedback on some piece of writing that is on the site, and offers to buy him a beer for his help.
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