Poor sod if you have to work with people like Seymours really bad version, somthing you definitely do not need! But like some other poster in the thread you also argue with his bad versions only. I was talking about the paths where Seymour is less bad and consistent with the mellower Seymour from the update.Seymour is a person without morals who got where he is by doing what is necessary, these people have goals and see women like Lena as an object that he has to take ownership of, if he doesn't achieve it, that's when we see his most toxic and dangerous version of him threatening the people Lena works with, we still haven't seen the full extent of the damage he can cause, besides what experience are you talking about baby to say what you said, I work with people like him and they don't care about the consequences, only the results
Do you by any chance prefer a trench coat as a casual garment, and whenever you light a cigarette in the rain, the sombre saxophone sounds are heard in the background?
Axel has a higher priority than Jack. So to fuck Jack, either don't let Lena get involved with Axel or interrupt their route:
Can you though? In my playthrough even when Lena chose those options in chapter 10 and 11, she doesn't get to fuck Jack because Axel shows up at the club anyways. She can reject Axel at the club but can't accept Jack offer to cheat.
And he goes to bed every night with Gillian who waits for him like the cuck queen she is.
Blacklisting is canon and it happens regardless of Lena's stance towards Seymour, the phone call she makes to the gallery and Danny before visiting Emma for the practice. There is zero impact if she signs the contract. It's the blackmailing part that does not come up if she willingly signs. So yes, Seymour is sneaky if Lena signs the contract and on the other hand he is upfront about it if she refuses.
Lena losing access to her modeling gigs due to Seymour's interference always happens, always comes up and it certainly has impact on her ability to make a living. Seymour is the same scheming dipshit in all game universes, sorry. I'm not sure why you're so keen to bat for him here to the point where you'd basically ignore even the author's description of that character.
Because this is someone who is convinced that Sophia in PC is the perfect intellectual equal to PC's Edwin and that their romance will be one for the ages.
I mean, at the end of the day i could understand getting blinded by Sophia's, ahem, assets. But Seymour. :hidethepain:
Okay, if you want Lena to cheat on Ian with Axel and Jack in the same playthrough with both of them, thats probably out. Axels event pushes Jacks event away. Would clash too much plotwise to have Lena accept two alphas.
It never made much sense to me that Seymour blacklists Lena no matter her response and attitude. I'm guessing it was to reduce early branching and to clearly establish Seymour as
Probably, although i think this also established Seymour as a character who works methodically and (unless put on the spot) also subtly, preparing the ground in advance for people he wants to ensnare, rather than leave that all up to chance and that pesky "free will" of undeserving peasants.
There's no subtlety in using the stick with a willing peasant, preparation is good but only idiots throw their power around without restraint, the true magnificent bastards only use their power sparingly when it's absolutely necessary.
It makes perfect sense because the likes of him are POS. He made sure she wouldn't be tempted by anything else even though she was showing interest in working with him.
