This one may be harder to find. When given the choice for Myriam to walk nude or just in the bikini or look for Cassius, the seemingly sexier choice is not to look for Cassius. I missed it the first couple of times until I picked the option that I thought was silly and then I found the Cassius option.
I did some looking through the script, the Cassius scene at the beach is unavoidable so long as the patch is enabled and Cassius is "Top Dog" (Basically, whenever you get the option to stop him or tell him no when he wants to do lewd things with Myriam, give him and let him have his way). So long as these two variables are True, any set of choices will lead to Myriam taking off her panties to go pee, then to Cassius pinning her down and fucking her (you don't even get a choice to say no anymore, as Myriam now just gives into him automatically). Choosing to look for him instead of stripping naked just skips the naked walk scene, everything else plays out exactly the same.
ok then didnt need to download it i guess, but yes always uncensored but will just wait a couple years i guess
Yes, Myriam does lots of cheating in this game. There's also a scene where her husband cheats on her.
That 100% made me go "Oh, this is setting up the Bad End where she goes back to the hotel and becomes a sex slave"One thing i noticed when playing the newest update was Myrian watching the TV talking about how more than a hundred people went missing in a area of the city around the mothel she passed by at the start of the game, the one with the old pervert and the dumb muscle guy.
Is the darker moment in the game that the developer mentioned around here before related to this? I think the answer is yes.
I have gotten the same thing in the past. I figured out through Windows that the problm lies with a Controlled Access File. Your PC won't allow the download to modify the file for storage. You have to go to settings, find the Controlled Access and add the downloaded file you created to its menu. After that, it should load properly. Good luck.
