They can. Lena may break up with Ian if he goes for Holly, but if she herself makes moves on Holly, they may later rejoin.They can't even sleep with each other(at least Ian and Holly if you want the throuple)
Night Hacker said:
Yuppers! I wasn't going to search, as that would be A LOT to search through, but I tried some random chapters, searching through the source code then, once I narrowed down the chapter, I searched my saved games for a spot close to that, and knowing the line number in the code to search for and using my own mod which shows me the line number, I was, thankfully, able to quickly track down the scene where Ian says that (and Lena has said similar, but I am not searching for that right now)...
Thank you very much for looking it up. But having seen it, i kind of have bad news...
elif ian_lena_dating:
h "So, about you and Lena..."
h "Is it correct to call you a couple?"
i "What? No, it's not like that..."
i "I mean, we're dating, but we're not a couple. We're just..." if ian_lena_couple:
h "So... Lena told me about you two..."
i "She did?"
h "Yeah... I'm happy for you. I think you make for a great couple..."
i "Thanks, Holly. We agreed to take things step by step, though..."
i "I guess not much has changed between Lena and me. I just wanted to be open about my feelings for her."
Unfortunately not Hermano. Alison always seems to get in the way of you fucking other women. What a nuisance
You can use UnRen tool to unpack the game archives, then view the .rpy files --which contain the game script-- in any text editor.
It's really not? Like it's supposed to be played through multiple times, and generally the first playthrough is intended for however you're feeling.
It's not a harem game. So its not too complicated, just not to your expectations.
"It's not a harem game" is already too complicated for some.
Is Gillian reverse monkey-branching? Or would it be monkey-branching in reverse?
It's very odd that Holly gives up on Ian noticing her if he doesn't come to the book fair. Like that one conflicted event weekend was the be all or end all of their relationship and if he sticks to his previous commitment there's no chance for her.
Would be very suitable if she is dating Mark, and Lena and/or Ivy are fucking him. Notices the branch she's on is unstable, so she tries to get back to solid ground (4 years of Ian).
I mean, Holly goes way out of her comfort zone to try and invite Ian, so if he turns her down i can definitely see her being dejected about it and going like, "what was i even thinking, of course he wouldn't go with someone like me", and then effectively giving up unless Lena and/or Ivy give her confidence boost down the road.
It's very much gameplay oriented. It's the big important Holly event, if you skip it, you aren't on her route.
Yeah, I think that's my issue with it, there's a certain level of psychology that's implied, but hidden behind the artifice of gameplay branches. Not a big deal, just odd enough to get a double take.