I'm just a guy with simple tastes compared to what is commonly seen around here. By the way man, one day I was curious to see your profile to see what you were playing and I regret that decision.On the contrary, I think he's got great taste. It's a good position to keep oneself flexible and composed at all times
No I only enjoy vanilla sex, I'm not into anything weird
My discussion was never about Viktor but on Seymour alone. The "good term" you are discussing only happens if Lena signed the contract. I see that "help" as an investment from Seymour's side. It has nothing to do with empathy. He's just ensuring his "goods" are in stable condition. It gives Seymour a plenty of reason to secure his investment because he's spending a lot on it.
No, don't take this game or social media as a representation of the western society. You only see the extremes, if you want to experience the real thing, then go visit a western country (if it's possible) or talk to actual people who are not terminally online.
See, this is why I ignored Turret. He doesn't understand about transactional actions and manipulative tactics NOT being "good deeds", and that they very much are not.
Not much, as I remember she had it when she was 18 and just moved out of her parents house, and she is grateful they didn't find out.
l "I had just turned eighteen and finally moved out. Lots of partying and chaos back then, and well, I wasn't very careful."
l "Luckily, I was already an adult, so my parents didn't have to find out."
e "I imagine it must have been tough..."
l "It wasn't fun, no."
I think it does make certain sense that if you've played your Lena as intelligent and not sex obsessed (or the opposite, or the charisma-based in-between) this matches her behavior in the past, instead of being potentially a complete mismatch. Just like you can pick if she's a smoker or what's her interest(s).
I mean if you are going for intelligence based play through, Lena leaving her slutty past could be explained as part of growing up and maturing.
I guess it makes different playthroughs even more radically different. Replayability is a good end goal, and it must be nice to think of all that branch writing paying off more often. I think it gives the game a very Multiverse vibe. I do have to admit that I find some of the choices very difficult personally to make, and I don't think I can bring myself to go down the darkest paths.
It might seem that way in a metagaming sense, since we, the players, know from looking at the code what qualifies for certain outcomes and game for them. For example, you can get Lena who sucked and fucked through everything that was thrown her way, but at the same time went hardcore on every nook and cranny getting those delicious big bang theory points and ended up more deGrasse Tyson than Paris Hilton and now she gets to blush and draw a geometric shape in the sand with her toe, acting all innocent, confessing of only every having two (serious) boyfriends while everyone can sort of hear how the beach wind faintly blows the main theme of Sex and the City in her cavernous pussy.
There actually wasOh Eva should definitely make a game based on Sex and the City and Desperate Housewives.
