fatpussy123
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Someone please show me all these games that have more frequent updates with the same volume of content and unique routes I beg
You're leaving me completely without hopeNo Weekly Update again? Sigh...
I was hoping for alpha version somewhere this week, but apparently it's too much to ask for.When will this game get update?
Ouhh i seeI was hoping for alpha version somewhere this week, but apparently it's too much to ask for.
I can't forget about this stupid game and the waiting + recent delays in "weekly" reports is literally killing me.
The title is a reference to the Red String of Fate, an ancient Chinese or Japanese (I don't remember which) belief that people who are destined to find love and marry each other are bound by an invisible red cord. The cord can become tangled and bind with other cords, but will never break, so these cords can create a great web of fate at times. Hence why all these characters lives are interconnected and they seemingly keep running into each other even when they don't plan too.This is a great game all things considered, but the main problem is ironically the number of options. Player agency is great, but it makes it difficult to tell what story Evakiss is actually trying to tell.
In GGGB it was a story just as the title implied, of a good girl decending into corruption. In this story the main theme is two single people sleeping around and… cheating on each other? Or is it about Ian getting cucked? That doesnt apply either considering the sheer number of dating partners that are pushed upon Ian.
I'd say the intention is more of the former, given the name of the game is "string" and not "stringS". But overall, yes. That's how i'd interpret it, too.Perhaps they have a red cord that binds them, or perhaps their red cords just got tangled with each other the night they met in that ally.
I appreciate the explanation regarding the title, I didn’t know that.The title is a reference to the Red String of Fate, an ancient Chinese or Japanese (I don't remember which) belief that people who are destined to find love and marry each other are bound by an invisible red cord. The cord can become tangled and bind with other cords, but will never break, so these cords can create a great web of fate at times. Hence why all these characters lives are interconnected and they seemingly keep running into each other even when they don't plan too.
We're seeing a snapshot of Lena and Ian's lives. Perhaps they have a red cord that binds them, or perhaps their red cords just got tangled with each other the night they met in that ally. How we play them will likely determine that, but for now they are bound by fate to at least be near each other.
Well keep in mind we're playing a half finished game. While we can infer the theme of the game being the red string that ties them together, the goal hasn't come into focus yet. Just about everything we've experienced so far is build up, now that we're entering the backhalf of the game we'll start seeing the payoffs.I appreciate the explanation regarding the title, I didn’t know that.
I realize that many enjoy the freedom of this game, but in my opinion the theme of the story just becomes muddled when 90% of the content is both of them sleeping around, so the game seems to guide you in that direction
I would also assume the former more than the later. It's clear that the love life of both Ian and Lena are intrinsically tied to each other, even if they end up not getting together in the end. Part of the Red Thread of Fate though is that the knots and ties of others can keep us from reaching the person on the other end of our string.I'd say the intention is more of the former, given the name of the game is "string" and not "stringS". But overall, yes. That's how i'd interpret it, too.
Don't think too much about the title. The story follows 2 protagonists whose lifes are intertwined, that's it. It would be boring if they didn't sleep around and always end up together.I appreciate the explanation regarding the title, I didn’t know that.
I realize that many enjoy the freedom of this game, but in my opinion the theme of the story just becomes muddled when 90% of the content is both of them sleeping around, so the game seems to guide you in that direction
The title is a reference to the Red String of Fate, an ancient Chinese or Japanese (I don't remember which) belief that people who are destined to find love and marry each other are bound by an invisible red cord. The cord can become tangled and bind with other cords, but will never break, so these cords can create a great web of fate at times. Hence why all these characters lives are interconnected and they seemingly keep running into each other even when they don't plan too.
We're seeing a snapshot of Lena and Ian's lives. Perhaps they have a red cord that binds them, or perhaps their red cords just got tangled with each other the night they met in that ally. How we play them will likely determine that, but for now they are bound by fate to at least be near each other.
Reminds me of the "two weddings" Eva had to attent to when making the previous update. We got the first funeral but what about the second funeral?I heard Eva’s long-time mailman just passed; it’s going to push back production a few weeks…
No second funeral but two more weddings (film snobs will get it).Reminds me of the "two weddings" Eva had to attent to when making the previous update. We got the first funeral but what about the second funeral?
Well last update took half a year and to be honest there wasn't much contentJudging by such a long update, there should be a lot of new locations and scenes. And yet it is not clear to everyone where Gillian came from and why she came to Jan again. We are waiting for developments gentlemen, the HACHIKO regime!
Four Weddings and a Funeral? The 1994 movie staring Hugh Grant.No second funeral but two more weddings (film snobs will get it).