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I got rid of the game code which was blocking my ability to scroll back and redo menu choices (very annoying). You need to use
It was pretty straight forward honestly.
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to extract the script files from the scripts.rpa, they'll all be in a scripts folder when done, you can actually delete the scripts.rpa once you have them extracted as the game will use the extracted ones. Anyhow, I then used the
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, you then load in all the scripts at once and do a Find In Project (CTRL+SHIFT+F) and search for "$ renpy.block_rollback()", click FIND ALL. Then enter "pass" to replace it with and click REPLACE ALL, and it will replace all instances of "$ renpy.block_rollback()" (which blocks you from scrolling back and redoing a menu choice) with "pass" which basically tells renpy to do nothing (you need to replace with "pass" or you will get errors with some menu entries). And of course, select to SAVE ALL when done, run the game, it will automatically recompile the new scripts and you're good to go.It was pretty straight forward honestly.
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Page 1 of this thread gives you a link to a gallery unlocker. Works just fine with the latest version.
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Well Robert does have leverage due to being her boss, and her absolutely needing the job. It's a much more implied power dynamic but it is in the air. I agree about Mike and Jeremy though.
I don't agree about a truthful POV being reactive. A female perspective would relate both to how a woman approaches a situation and reacts to it. Think about it, society has treated women as "lesser than" for centuries, yet intrspections from women throughout the ages have always focused on how they approach life, and react to it, because that's simply a huge part of the human experience. This is also integral to writing good characters, making them feel like they have their own thoughts and ideas on their intended lifestyles so they feel oriented in the world. A lot of Female protag games simply have the character moving from one even to the next and "just going with it", they end up being a character who is moved by the plot, as opposed to their own individual. Now i don't think ORS is wholeheartedly like that, Eva does establish Lena as a character, she has her own motives, and values(much more than ppl give her credit for), even her dynamics with ppl she's close to reveal more about her character, the main problem is that much of her choices are kind of just there for the corruption aspect. Not much thought is put into whether it makes sense for her character, or even how this would affect her going forward. It's pretty clear less thought was put into her path, which sucks because i like both her and Ian.
on another note, there's so much more potential for her route in the characters that are there. Like Louise could have been a proper LI, and Ivy, Eva hasn't revealed what she going to do exactly, but it seems to be another corruption path, which i'm not against in and of itself. I do however think Ivy as a character has a lot to offer as a proper LI with Lena due to their past, and it doesnt' even have to be a healthy romance neither.
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I would say she is already corrupted when the game starts. My impression is rather that Lena is fighting a conflict between her rational and libidinal self. Many of her reactions make sense under the impression that her sexual urges dominate her rational beliefs. This is also the result of the society that surrounds her but at times she just can't handle herself despite her strong personality.
So it's a power struggle between these two poles and these two Lenas. The Lena who is uncontrolled, who longs for Jeremy's (playful) and Axel's (raw) masculinity, their animalistic power and potency, who is susceptible to toxic forms of masculinity from the start, and a Lena who wants to realise herself, who knows that she is more than the sum of her hormones and that the only way to be herself is to resist these urges and keep her nymphomaniac tendencies in check.
For me, this is also the main reason why ORS is better than GGGB. Lena is not just a pure soul who is being corrupted. She is a human being struggling with different aspects of her own identity.
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I wasn't talking about the perspective being reactive. I was saying that perspective is independent of whether the character lives in The Land of Cockaigne or in a complete dystopia where all men are freaks and rapists. At both extremes, too, it is quite possible to create a plausible perspective and reaction and approach to problem-solving and to life and her own personality, aspirations in general on the part of a woman.
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This is a good breakdown, and I agree that it's among the main reasons why ORS is better than GGGB, and not least most other games with similar themes. Maybe "corrupted" isn't really a fitting word in Lena's instance either, as it—in the porn context—leaves the subject with very little control of their own development. Most often in similar games the libidinal self wins on knockout without any real power struggle.
I think her libidinal self isn't only in conflict with her rational self, but also with how her surroundings see her and what they expect from her. She had to quit her studies, she works several jobs to support her parents, and a lot of people around her—like Louise—lean on her for emotional support and expect her to have her shit together all of the time. Her life comes across as pretty exhausting, and in that context I think it makes sense that she can react so positively when someone only sees her as a sexual being. Maybe it's not particularly liberating, but you could say that Jeremy, Seymour, Axel, Mike and Robert are all acknowledging a side of her that the rest of her surroundings don't.
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you know smut games are getting better when the discussion thread is full of people debating the metaphysical implications of one's human self
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Yep, bad Jessica will be in any sexual relationship except Ian and Louise until the Chapter in which she appears.
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Cool spoiler title, dude! Really wondering what the question is about right now...
