VN Ren'Py Race of Life [Ep. 3.2 Extra Fix3] [Underground Studio]

[Dessolos]

I know her tastes, I suppose you are going to take her to a nice place where you can have a romantic date and she can have sex with other men, do you know what kind of straw you are going to use to eat the cream?

Good thing she hasn't been on any dates since she left us yet

 

[MAGO-DAG]

I know her tastes, I suppose you are going to take her to a nice place where you can have a romantic date and she can have sex with other men, do you know what kind of straw you are going to use to eat the cream?

Omg! I'm afraid I can't stand it fans Race of Life

 

[MAGO-DAG]

View attachment 3176284 She’s already insulted me throughout the game, well, I give you the go-ahead, if you want, I’ll punish her gently?

Okay, I won't punish Allison, those eyes made me change my mind, I'll leave her as a friend... Dessolos

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[Akkarin69]

Played it today and good story so far. I liked it and will keep following the development.

Just a minor detail: When you take Natalya to the charity ball, she introduces herself as Freiin Natalya Jakobs - as german nobility - mentioning that her family has a somewhat archaic notion of the importance of such titles. But that would actually be wrong.
Freiherr/Freifrau and Freiin (as the daughter of a Freiherrr) are minor titles and were historically never used in the spoken german language for greetings or introductions. They would instead use "von" or "zu" to note the title. A Freiherr would usually introduce himself as "Herr von..." or as "Herr zu", so Natalya as the daughter of the Freiherr would do the same, most likely introducing herself as "Miss Natalya von Jakobs".

 

[Deleted member 207916]

Played it today and good story so far. I liked it and will keep following the development.

Just a minor detail: When you take Natalya to the charity ball, she introduces herself as Freiin Natalya Jakobs - as german nobility - mentioning that her family has a somewhat archaic notion of the importance of such titles. But that would actually be wrong.
Freiherr/Freifrau and Freiin (as the daughter of a Freiherrr) are minor titles and were historically never used in the spoken german language for greetings or introductions. They would instead use "von" or "zu" to note the title. A Freiherr would usually introduce himself as "Herr von..." or as "Herr zu", so Natalya as the daughter of the Freiherr would do the same, most likely introducing herself as "Miss Natalya von Jakobs".

Please have mercy. When i started to learn German it was a nightmare for me. The worst part about learning German was numbers. Single digits were ok but double digits... first you have to mention last number then the first ( 25 - first 5 than 2 ).

Otherwise its interesting to know.

 

[Akkarin69]

Please have mercy.

Haha, don't worry about it. This is probably something that even many Germans do not know these days anymore unless they've studied specific topics about german history and former court policy.

I was actually honestly impressed to even see a word like "Freiin" in a game like this.

 

[Deleted member 207916]

Haha, don't worry about it. This is probably something that even many Germans do not know these days anymore unless they've studied specific topics about german history and former court policy.

I was actually honestly impressed to even see a word like "Freiin" in a game like this.

If i'm going to be honest my class only learned Frau to describe female ( i think my teacher said it's universal now so for example it counts for both married and single women, again correct me here if i'm wrong ). There was a word before to descibe single girls and i think it's Fraulin ( Mein Deutsch ist schlecht. Ich hatte nicht geshproche Deutsch fur zwei und halbe Jahre ) but my teach said something like that word is discriminatory so it's no longer in use. Also in my English keyboard i don't have that German U with two dots on top of U so i know i butchered the word "fur" and i don't want to sound disrespectful. And lastly we learned Herr to describe males. I was not familiar with German nobility and titles they used.

 

[Akkarin69]

If i'm going to be honest my class only learned Frau to describe female ( i think my teacher said it's universal now so for example it counts for both married and single women, again correct me here if i'm wrong ). There was a word before to descibe single girls and i think it's Fraulin ( Mein Deutsch ist schlecht. Ich hatte nicht geshproche Deutsch fur zwei und halbe Jahre ) but my teach said something like that word is discriminatory so it's no longer in use.

Yeah, you've basically nailed it. You usually use "Frau" and back in the days you could use "Fräulein" for an unmarried woman - but this is now outdated and many may think that you're either weird or a jerk if you still use it ^^

 

[Deleted member 207916]

Yeah, you've basically nailed it. You usually use "Frau" and back in the days you could use "Fräulein" for an unmarried woman - but this is now outdated and many may think that you're either weird or a jerk if you still use it ^^

I remember back in my class when we learned the word "das Stück". Translation on my language was piece and i asked my teach jokingly can i tell a girl in German "Du bist ein gut Stück"?, she laughed hard and said best not and she wasn't even sure whether or not German speakers ever used sentence in such way towards girl.

 

[Akkarin69]

@yxplayer90

Well, that would be objectifying her, so... better not - you may get away with a really good compliment like "you're the missing piece to my heart" in english ("du bist das fehlende Stück meines Herzens") but otherwise... don't do it

 

[WICKEDp4th]

I remember back in my class when we learned the word "das Stück". Translation on my language was piece and i asked my teach jokingly can i tell a girl in German "Du bist ein gut Stück"?, she laughed hard and said best not and she wasn't even sure whether or not German speakers ever used sentence in such way towards girl.

Du bist ein Miststück! (You're a bitch!)

 

[anonnyscouse]

Played it today and good story so far. I liked it and will keep following the development.

Just a minor detail: When you take Natalya to the charity ball, she introduces herself as Freiin Natalya Jakobs - as german nobility - mentioning that her family has a somewhat archaic notion of the importance of such titles. But that would actually be wrong.
Freiherr/Freifrau and Freiin (as the daughter of a Freiherrr) are minor titles and were historically never used in the spoken german language for greetings or introductions. They would instead use "von" or "zu" to note the title. A Freiherr would usually introduce himself as "Herr von..." or as "Herr zu", so Natalya as the daughter of the Freiherr would do the same, most likely introducing herself as "Miss Natalya von Jakobs".

There is a theory (which became popular in ep 1 and has not been weakened by ep 2) that Natalya is not actually German but is only pretending to be German to cover her actual identity as she's a spy looking to steal MC's research.

 

[MAGO-DAG]

There is a theory (which became popular in ep 1 and has not been weakened by ep 2) that Natalya is not actually German but is only pretending to be German to cover her actual identity as she's a spy looking to steal MC's research.

Damn it! Natalya gave me a blowjob... and season 2 has begun...


By the way, for some reason it seems to me that all the girls are doing some kind of business around the MC, or so it seemed to me? Even these accidents, then some doctor came saying this would be her first experiment, coincidence? as if built

 

[Deleted member 207916]

Du bist ein Miststück! (You're a bitch!)

Oh my God man i almost dropped my phone here
There was another one by me :

Du bist wirklich gut Kurven ( In my language : You're really good around )

 

[Leongen43]

There is a theory (which became popular in ep 1 and has not been weakened by ep 2) that Natalya is not actually German but is only pretending to be German to cover her actual identity as she's a spy looking to steal MC's research.

If you're right, how good she is and I thought she was a whore in need of cock like Verónica, I wonder if she put a microphone on me when she gave me a blowjob inside my penis and will it shine?

 

[Deleted member 207916]

@yxplayer90

Well, that would be objectifying her, so... better not - you may get away with a really good compliment like "you're the missing piece to my heart" in english ("du bist das fehlende Stück meines Herzens") but otherwise... don't do it

Worry not, i don't plan on risking my life . Otherwise it was interesting and also funny expiriance for my secondary language.

 

[SamualHand]

Please have mercy. When i started to learn German it was a nightmare for me. The worst part about learning German was numbers. Single digits were ok but double digits... first you have to mention last number then the first ( 25 - first 5 than 2 ).

It's only an issue with double digits, with 3 it's ok again, but it totally unlogic, I 100% agree with you. Should be changed!
But have you seen French?
It's 4 times 20 + ten + nine, have fun when you are allowed to calculate your numbers.... 137 = 4 times 30 + 20 minus 3 (this is not proper ofc)

 

[Deleted member 207916]

It's only an issue with double digits, with 3 it's ok again, but it totally unlogic, I 100% agree with you. Should be changed!
But have you seen French?
It's 4 times 20 + ten + nine, have fun when you are allowed to calculate your numbers.... 137 = 4 times 30 + 20 minus 3 (this is not proper ofc)

Wow really? I don't want to offend French speaking people but that's even worse. Between German or French German sounds much easier. It's crazy how languages develop differentelly from place to place.

 

[SamualHand]

Wow really? I don't want to offend French speaking people but that's even worse. Between German or French German sounds much easier. It's crazy how languages develop differentelly from place to place.

I agree, but I think the issue is, Nine Twenty to me is 29, I don't think about it anymore. So while it's hard to learn, maybe also for our kids, for adults the number is 29 not Nine Twenty. But in school I remember some pupil always wrote the 9 before the 2, which to me is sacrileg, but I understood years later where it was coming from.
You don't wonder about your language as much as foreigners, that realize how strange it is.
Think about twelve what a stang thing, why not twoteen? And do you realize the next thing? Below 20 English is the same as German it's not ten three as it should.... language is very unlogic as it developed and developed when people use it and not purle on rules.
Sorry a bit OT.

 

[Krysis_here]

There is a theory (which became popular in ep 1 and has not been weakened by ep 2) that Natalya is not actually German but is only pretending to be German to cover her actual identity as she's a spy looking to steal MC's research.

I mean We can have some Other theories as Well
Like How on the in Ball Party When Veronica Pitched that She is Love with MC the Thunder Burst

One theory Maybe in the Future We can see the Other Side of Veronica

Another thing When Mc takes Maggie to meet Who is giving her Threats, then comes to know it was Wyatt the same Guy following Allison and MC plus he has a Race Car with Hightech workings on it means Someone from Race Ground is with him maybe Kris?