Sure, but if Hana decided to who
re herself at the club he probably be ok with it, if she was forced to yeah August would kill the one forcing her.
Anyway not seeing it happening, kinda out of character for Hana, could see Mina doing it to satisfy her curiosity, but not Hana
IDK. She's clearly become WAAAAAAAAAY submissive & quietly, cautiously whore-curious (her beloved and cherished mom's career likely in mind, as well), her fantasies fluttering at the precipice of prostitution ever since watching MC flex with his utterly destroying the Carnations on stage in front of everyone, and she IMMEDIATELY chased down experiencing the orgasmic bliss she saw take the competitors when he railed them.Yeah, it doesn't make sense to me that she would become the "merchandise" when her story to this point has been about her becoming the "merchandiser," which she previously hated and was resisting, but has been embracing more as the story moves along.
Very much agree with you on this topic.Sure, but if Hana decided to whore herself at the club he probably be ok with it, if she was forced to yeah August would kill the one forcing her.
Anyway not seeing it happening, kinda out of character for Hana, could see Mina doing it to satisfy her curiosity, but not Hana
At current knowledge level Grace is the most detached character in the game, even more than Sophia and Kath. Sophia Lundgren is an eccentric with a highly abstracted and cerebral view on Life (and a major problem with social cues due to it), but that is a choice, she clearly acknowledges and feels emotions herself.This anticlimactic turn, so to speak, in Grace's subplot serves, in my view, precisely to portray how her personality suffers from intense emotional detachment. She believes she can "buy" anyone and, consequently, delegate any task, no matter how immoral it may be... this is the great proof of her difficulty in understanding human relationships in general (I’m not sure if due to some issue in the character’s past), how they work, and their usefulness in fostering emotional bonds... curiously, she uses the same behavioral patterns that alienated Ian to try to understand him and transform him into a "better and responsible" person... and I believe this is the main tragedy of her as a mother.
How do you interpret the last scene where Hana, seemingly shocked, looks over to her dad and comments the situation with "Jesus Christ, Dad..."?IDK. She's clearly become WAAAAAAAAAY submissive & quietly, cautiously whore-curious (her beloved and cherished mom's career likely in mind, as well), fluttering at the precipice 0f prostitution ever since watching MC flex with his utterly destroying the Carnations on stage before everyone, and she IMMEDIATELY chased the orgasmic bliss she saw take the competitors when he railed them.
why would you do judge hubby like that he seems like a sweet old manalso just did kathleens bit and she too needs to get more content. Peak hag galore well done on the devs would also be kino if we can cuck her husband imo
Kath crossed the line of bringing club business into wrecking a Carnation's PERSONAL life.How do you interpret the last scene where Hana, seemingly shocked, looks over to her dad and comments the situation with "Jesus Christ, Dad..."?
Well, one bug seems to remain. When Sophia talks to Edwin at home this text is displayed even if you chose to say nothing to Chuck!I have updated my COMPRESSED post to Ch.4 Update 6 "Public" even though I do not think there are any "real" changes between EA and "Public".
Rose's debt got taken over by the club so she ends up as a house girl if she doesn't win. That was pretty firmly established.This is gonna come off as really scatter shot, but imma just yap
I can kinda see Edwin managing to solve Veronica's issue by needling the steroid junky in the last week, I could even imagine him managing to fix Felicia's issues if she doesn't win by building her confidence (I think her husband is a massive cuck that's probably gonna be mostly fine with her being a part of a sex club, he already knew she was unfaithful to him and as the other members said, her being there is pretty much what allowed him to get where he is, and, initial reaction aside, he seemed...subdued)
but the game has yet to get into how Rosie's issues are gonna get solved if she doesn't win the game, because i'm pretty sure that one loan shark dying or going to jail isn't gonna erase that debt
maybe that's the point though; couldn't help but to notice in a new replay that a good amount of the "mini-games" were slightly weighted towards her in terms of how many points she can get without losing any affection
Hi!but the game has yet to get into how Rosie's issues are gonna get solved if she doesn't win the game, because i'm pretty sure that one loan shark dying or going to jail isn't gonna erase that debt
Wait, really? Everytime I played I had enough affection from the old heads to get them to help "free of charge" so to speak, I probably missed a line or two mentioning that somewhere then.Rose's debt got taken over by the club so she ends up as a house girl if she doesn't win.
That was pretty firmly established.
To be honest she probably be somewhat okay with that.
Even though it would bother her she would accept it as a way of keeping her daughter safe (since the club will definitely mess with anyone who messes with her daughter) and it would be a steady source of what is probably damn good income (relative to anything else she could manage with her skill set), since it's clear the club members are considered relatively elite prostitutes, so long as they keep doing what they're told.
Three guesses? Oddly coincidental with the number of orifices that she has to offer up.Hi!
You have three tries to guess what happens to Rosi no matter if she wins or not.However the Oliver situation is solved, Rosi is now indebted to the Club, one way or the other. You can take poison on it that such a result was wished for by the Club leadership, so Rosi is kept working for the Club in the future.
Perhaps I didn't have the same factors but they took over the debt in my playthrough. IIRC they may even have mentioned it when she got introduced in this last scene right before the Elias Felicia reveal.Wait, really? Everytime I played I had enough affection from the old heads to get them to help "free of charge" so to speak, I probably missed a line or two mentioning that somewhere then.
I have no idea, maybe it's baked into the save, no clue honestly, maybe you should ping the developer since they seem to post here quite often and ask.Well, one bug seems to remain. When Sophia talks to Edwin at home this text is displayed even if you chose to say nothing to Chuck!
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I heard that this bug would be fixed in the public update. so once I updated with the public patch, I fired up a save from before the visit and where I never told Chuck about Abel and Sophia coming. But I still get the wrong passage. Do I have to start a new game or is the bug simply not fixed?
I meant more in the context of Hana warming up the club itself. IIRC her reaction in the last scene isn't flagged (there is no variation), so whatever she's seen or done up until this point doesn't count. How do you go from her reaction to the reveal to making her compliant again and willing to jump into the pit as well? She didn't enjoy what Kathleen and Chuck had come up with, that much is clear.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Kath controls the Carnations far more than she does the housegirls: different deal.I meant more in the context of Hana warming up the club itself. IIRC her reaction in the last scene isn't flagged (there is no variation), so whatever she's seen or done up until this point doesn't count. How do you go from her reaction to the reveal to making her compliant again and willing to jump into the pit as well? She didn't enjoy what Kathleen and Chuck had come up with, that much is clear.
Maybe my fault. Easier to type. Plus, I hate the name Kathy.Why did we all collectively decide to shorten Kathleen to Kath instead of Kathy like normal people?
Agreed on both, but remember that the story seems to be leaning the main character towards potentially trying to bring down aspects of the club so that could be a factor there.God, there is just so many topics i could touch in this update but let me say, If Felicia wins she get the back up of the club, she would be standing in the same place as her husband, even if Elias divorces her he wont be able to do anything to her beyond that, and Kath knows it.
Now if she lose... divorce would be the last of her worries, even more, her family and close people would be in danger, since we dont know how far would Elias go.
So yeah, she is fucked up right now, she has to win or everything is over... but maybe there is another way she can get out of the situation and that is what is really interesting, right now i see 3 posibilities:
1. Being a housegirl: in which i am pretty sure the club protect them, beside we knows that work for the club isnt forever, once you gain what you are looking for you can stop being a house girl (at least daily, but we have saw with allison that they still own you after being gone), it could be that The same Kathleen convince Elias to let our blonde pay her punishment with work.
2. That Mc saves her: yeah this posibility is pretty real but... it would ruin anything they have, lately Edwin has becoming more and more important for the club, in this update we have seen how many of the most important members get close to him, i am pretty sure that if Mc talk with August and Chuck he can convince them to give her to him, But it would be like treating her as an object, it would destroy any self confident points she