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If you are on good terms with her you could have invited her in the previous chapter
Be 'reconciliatory', 'nice', or positive with Allie in all conversations and interactions. Be supportive, when asked not to call her Allie. Take her to the ball, and do all nice/supportive choices, and tip for the umbrella. At the WUI leave to take her home. Go on her dinner and be supportive.
I don't know if buying the right toy, before the park, for Lily affects it so to be safe grab the right one.
All of those should work. You'll get the option to invite her to the conference. She'll dither and then accept. Other combinations may as well, I haven't looked at the code.
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Just in the latest update, I mean - I don't think there's the blame talk there, I think the only major difference in dialogue is between MC and Cammy/Coop.Yeah there is some very different dialogue with Allie based on the "good" or "bad" path. It's led to some confusion further back in the chat because the "good" path lays more "fault" with on, and the "dark" path on the other. I didn't even realize it and at first thought people were crazy for seeing the blame being handed out.
Hmm i doubt it, and Allison didnt focused only on her career, she had a 10 year relationship, was married and has a child. Its kinda the opposite of a only career women, shes more like a powerwoman doing everything at once.
Allie was already working in a high position when things were good between allie and jake yet its stated that jake was the one spending to much time at work.
I think Jasmine simply digs allie's no-nonsense attitude or as Jasmine worded it, the "danger" part of allison
which was wonderully displayed when she absolutely dismantled dr. kazei lolAnd V is a successful college prof too after all and not some stay at home wifey.
And she can tell that allie wants jake back, one more thing speaking against allie being fully focused on her career, shes just not desperate about it like V.
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It's not mandatory, in one game I managed to invite her to the convention by taking Natalya to the ball
I mean shes talking during the sex about how the mc would fuck jasmine, alexa and natalya in the classroom and not even stopping when she caughts them and that the mc would just expect her to get in the queue and keeps fucking his students in front of her. And she talks about how she wants to watch closer how his dick penetrates her ...
And thats during their first playtime with this kink already lol
Its like the maximum amount of cuck without stateing directly that shes a cuck
the reclaiming afterwards is a big turn on for her tho, i dunno how male cucks feel about that
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Seriously I might even be wrong only time will tell
Curious considering that MC may have already done all 3 plus having reviewed Natalya and Jasmine shortly before XD
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lately, I've been thinking the same way... lolI donno if there are many Camilla fans but Cooper will share his wife with MC sooner or later.
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Yeah thats how it was in my playthrough and well ...
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Uhhhh ...
me? Why would you ever think that?On the 'good' path, Jake takes almost ALL the blame. He even says as much several times, that he wasn't there. From the conversation at the park, to the driving to/from WUI. Even at the dinner date, he takes the blame. Never once tries to turn anything to her, it was all MC.
On the 'hate' path, the blame is written as almost exclusively Allie's fault. I've never done this path, just going off what other posters have said. That she was never around, she ignored him. Jake says most of the items, and Allie has a lot of ellipses.
So the conversation differences are sprinkled around quite heavily it seems.
I get that it was likely both somewhat at fault, but the dev/author seems to want the main responsibility to depend on the path you are taking.
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I love this title and I think the renders are the best ones out there. I know I miss out on some content because I just can't bring myself to choose any path but Allie (just like Cece). It just feels like the story wraps around the MC and Allison... though I could make a case for Maggie. Love the latest update and I'm looking forward to more racing!
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The two are not (or were not) mutually exclusive. Never done her hate path....can still call her out on her bs for 5 years when you drop Lilly off.
You aren't wrong at all. That's why I caveated it with *almost*. If you are on the full "support" and 'reconciliation' path it is pretty lopsided.
On that specific path, the dev seems to want the bulk of the responsibility to lay at the feet of Jake. I get that both sides were at fault, but Jake assumes, admits, or never disagrees that a lot of the issues were with him. He was never home, he never spent time with her and Lily, he spent more time with Delilah than Allie, he was under Delilah more than under Allie. And he accepts it and owns it.
I like that there's a lot of different ways it plays out, just makes it tougher to discuss details of Allie's path when it can vary a lot.
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The first time I played through I choose Allie and thought she was a total bitch. However it wasn't too far in, before teaching Bob to "shake paw" when they are on the phone and the below (image) dialog pops up. When I saw that I knew she still loved him, really wanted him to make it work and was struggling with the internal conflict. That one little line put me permanently on her path.
I don't feel like the MC is taking all the blame. I feel like he's treating her with kid gloves because he still loves her and wants to make it easier for her to take the "reconciliation" path. Of course that is all just opinion but it makes me happy to think that way.
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The game had previously implied Alexa and Kris were FWB, so it's not like this comes completely out of the blue. But it's definitely a problem for players that liked one girl but not the other, made even worse by the way the MC will automatically drool at every opportunity for sex no matter how often we turn them down.
What would be wrong is that the MC blew that relationship up, big time. I don't buy they could ease back into their old habits and live happily ever after no matter how responsible we make the MC after the fact (and frankly, thus far we can barely make him act like an adult). The chance to fix things with incremental steps was back when the two were in a cold war. After things went hot, I doubt simple self-improvement would be enough to mend the fences.
While we're at it, the notion that the MC and Allison used to be "great" together feels increasingly like an informed attribute. Most of the stories we hear are about how good the sex between them used to be; there's very little discussion of how much they relied on each others' support or judgement. The only time I can recall the two bonding in a more fundamental way was when they first brought Lily home, which is a good scene but clearly not enough.
I'm not saying the two didn't have genuine feelings for each other, but I get the sense those feelings were pretty shallow. When their sex life started to dry up in the face of their careers and the realities of parenthood, they don't seem to have had much to hold them together - hence why Allison started to resent the MC's hobbies and the MC blamed Allison for withholding her affection.
I think a future relationship between them would be on much more solid ground if the MC was thinking about how DIFFERENT being with Allison felt this time. Don't focus on how good it used to be, focus on all the little problems he used to dismiss or assume would automatically work out as long as they kept the passion burning. Make me believe this time really will be different.
To me - and I grant this my just just be my own interpretation - seeing the two of them drift back towards their old patterns is like watching a recovering alcoholic start drinking again on the grounds they've learned some great techniques to help moderate their consumption. I guess it's technically possible that could somehow work, but I sure wouldn't bet on it. Unfortunately, it looks like I might have to.
See above. I'll take your word about Nat's dialog, but I don't think the distinction matters. The problem wasn't that the MC failed to "live up to his potential" last time. Even in an alternate world where the MC became rich and famous years ago, the marriage would still have fallen apart because the two of them weren't pulling in the same direction.
The idea that the MC would be more faithful and better able to communicate once he's had a chance to sleep around is... rather optimistic given his behavior in this update. Even turning down empty sex with his own student (when he KNOW Bates will fire him at the slightest provocation) has him fantasizing about the sex he's missing out on.
It kinda was imo. Allison did fall in love with the ambitious guy who always finds solutions for problems and leads the way out of trouble. For some reason (day to day life?) the mc lost this passion or drive (this is not only stated by allie but by Veronica, or for example William too) and turned into a guy taking the way with the least resistance (in his relationship and when he started working at the university).See above. I'll take your word about Nat's dialog, but I don't think the distinction matters. The problem wasn't that the MC failed to "live up to his potential" last time. Even in an alternate world where the MC became rich and famous years ago, the marriage would still have fallen apart because the two of them weren't pulling in the same direction.
The idea that the MC would be more faithful and better able to communicate once he's had a chance to sleep around is... rather optimistic given his behavior in this update. Even turning down empty sex with his own student (when he KNOW Bates will fire him at the slightest provocation) has him fantasizing about the sex he's missing out on.
Imo its not even about the marterial success or fame, its about achieving something, ambition, acting, being driven.
Now the Lily dilemma reverted him back into a guy who acts and finds solutions, one of the main things allison did fall in love with. She mentions it in the hospital too that "she needed to know that a little bit of the guy is still inside him", she wasnt even sure he would do whatever it takes for lily at this point.
And Jake reflected about their missing communication already and stated what he would have done different at their conversation at the park.
And sex and passion are simply very important parts of a relationship. He's a horndog but most single guys will at least be a little bit sad if he has to turn down a threesome with two sexy chicks
I dont judge him to harshly for that alone.And btw i strongly doubt that Bates would fire the mc over that (in a avn world), firing him would just be lost money for the university and worst case a negative public scandal and at this point the project is so big, the university has way more to win than to lose from it.
And i don think Bates even really dislikes the mc. Hes just an oldschool hardass, like a sophisticated version of ham dunkirk lol but he ultimately wants the mc to succeed and is merely pissed because he considered that jake didnt had the drive/ambition (to get back to the start of my post) to do it despite the potential.
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Yea this is how I feel about it. Never thought of the Ham comparison but it holds... at least from my point of view. Bates (and Ham) definitely wants the MC to succeed.
Really well done. I really like that there are very mature themes being explored such as workplace struggles, co-parenting and the fallout of adultery while still remaining a very fun and sexy journey. You really get the sense that the characters are complete persons shaped by their rich pasts. I really appreciate that the past is alluded to and referenced without resorting to blunt instruments such as flashbacks(a big pet peeve of mine). It really speaks to the quality of the writing.
Personally, I would love it if leaned way heavier into the street racing but I tend to wish most games dived deeper into the thing that is the flavor of the game. If the MC is an athlete on a sports team, lean into dramatizing the games. If he's a king, lean into the kingdom building/managing. If he's a lawyer, give me court room battles.
I'm a bit concerned the battery development/venture capitalism stuff is taking too much focus away from the street racing. The game began by introducing us to an underground world of danger and unsavory characters but the plot has not spent much time in that world. After dipping our toe in the racing, it's been kind of left behind in favor of powerpoint presentations and business conferences. I think the overall narrative was better served having a desperate MC having to make difficult decisions to save his daughter rather than having him live out some kind of entrepreneurial fantasy where he's the next big deal.
The quality of the game means it will be good no matter what direction it goes in, but I would appreciate a course correction that brings it back to its roots.
Personally, I would love it if leaned way heavier into the street racing but I tend to wish most games dived deeper into the thing that is the flavor of the game. If the MC is an athlete on a sports team, lean into dramatizing the games. If he's a king, lean into the kingdom building/managing. If he's a lawyer, give me court room battles.
I'm a bit concerned the battery development/venture capitalism stuff is taking too much focus away from the street racing. The game began by introducing us to an underground world of danger and unsavory characters but the plot has not spent much time in that world. After dipping our toe in the racing, it's been kind of left behind in favor of powerpoint presentations and business conferences. I think the overall narrative was better served having a desperate MC having to make difficult decisions to save his daughter rather than having him live out some kind of entrepreneurial fantasy where he's the next big deal.
The quality of the game means it will be good no matter what direction it goes in, but I would appreciate a course correction that brings it back to its roots.