This is just my guess. Since Drew is giving it to his dad in the ass, he hopes it was big to make his dad suffer. Since he now knows his dad was cheating on his mom. I don't think it was a case of him hoping it was big because he wants some of it.
sterling is a victim too and he is trying to save the women from getting mind broken and tossed aside
Wait a second..... all this charade you are making is over some fucking semantic rule????
Yeah imagine how short this conversation could have been if you actually read the posts you responded to. that was one of 3 points
I don't get why you are so badly focused on this.
Thanks to the dev for adding more scenes with her.I agree with the protag/antag bit, Drew is an unknown though, and yeah I get it you think everyone who fucks the women you want is the enemy, but at worst I'd call her a rival, I haven't seen anything to prove one way or the other whether she will help or hinder the MC's cause
The protagonist isn't always the good guy, Anakin is the protagonist of the Star Wars prequels and he's not exactly heroic.
I think Light from death note or Ainz from overlord are better exampled. At no point were they good and fought for justice. Both are protagonist in their shows though.
This topic reminds me of the anime with the super mega playboy that over populates one future with his kids being only males that are super mega playboys as well.
Oh I read it, it's just a bunch of nonsense. Regardless of what you think about sterling Morally there is no doubt at all that Drew and Hunter are the villains of the story. Your argument for sterling somehow being a villain was that the women were drugged during the scene. But they were only drugged for two of sterling scenes and when you refused it resulted in a bad ending, they also made it clear that they were desperate and if you said no they were going to find somebody else. And of course sterling actually had no idea about the vents or even that Hunter was drugging his food as well. I'm not arguing that sterling is some perfect bastion for justice but Id never argue he's the villain either. Even in the few scenes where sterling went to far and did something he shouldn't have he's made aware of that fact and actually shows remorse. Your whole argument is ridiculous and revolves around you trying to ignore information to get your point across.
No heroes in this game just Villains. (just how I like it)
I forgot to mention that a few pages back someone did say that drew might have his/her own agenda so its up in the air
