I too would rather it be her brother. When she first came in I thought it was going to be an aunt to the kids situation, or another model girl, then I laughed when she said the MC killed her son. I guess her son was 3 years old and ripping around town late at night.
Well, I do find her to be looking older than the other characters at least. Does she look like nearing her 40s? Probably not. Then again, she's staring in a high-class adult VN so her looks definitely played a role in casting her.
He could've died in his mother's womb, for all we know. The game hasn't gone into detail about the accident, so Natalie could've driven the oncoming car or been a passenger.
I recall his patreon used to say "...car crash
There is a delay on the update, because they need to work on annual payments first.
Why do you autimatically assume the son was of an age? She could have had a miscarriage. Far as she is concerned, he still killed her son.
The game tells us that we killed someone not that we caused a miscarriage, each of this has very different consequences and effects on someone's psyche, also it wasn't mentioned that she was in the accident, just her son, now I understand that this might have been sarcastic, and I might be wrong, it has been a while.
There are assets, and teenager moms, I have seen my share of 30-40 years old that look 18-20.
Semantics my friend. Depending on your moral beliefs and your countries culture, an unborn child is a 'someone'...in many countries causing a miscarriage is a criminal offence.
Sorry, I think you misunderstood my point, I meant that normally when someone is informed about this type of stuff, something the MC was, he knows he killed someone in the accident, you are informed about whom participated in said accident, there was no mention of the mother being in the accident or anyone else besides her son and the MC, if she was present and the authorities and lawyers didn't inform the Mc then that is a huge problem, also the semantics are important in legal matters, as well as when telling a story.
The MC does know (source).
The only thing we as the audience do know is that the MC killed the son of Natalie Koval. And we only do so because Natalie tells the MC (and maybe also because of the above spoiler). No further details about the involved persons is shared with us at the moment. This is why I so anxiously await the upcoming chapter. I would like to know more.
I might have mixed the spoiler with the story, my bad on that, either way, that makes no sense and just turned me off the story almost completely, there is no way in hell lawyers wouldn't have contacted him, and there are explanations to why Natalie might have not pursued further legal action, but the lawyers that his parents had hired would most likely contact him and give him the information so he could be prepared in case she changed her mind, at least if they are no completely incompetent, I guess my liking for the girl's story blinded me to this previously, or it has been a while since I thought about it, but this type of mechanism to create artificial mystery and drama is really not my thing, just the fact that she came around and her motivations are mystery enough, not looking into the details of an accident that left you in a coma is just stupid, doubly so if you know there was another vehicle involved.
This I agree with. While I think the writing here is better than most, it does fall down upon itself upon investigation. I get the drama arc...sure fine. But he is never charged, she never instigates a civil suit (baring in mind he has been out of his coma and running a very successful business for many years now), he personally never bothered finding out more....
I believe this is the point. We haven't been shown everything there is to his life yet.
True and fair point, but he did state/we know a great deal about him after his recovery etc. The hard work, guilt, setting up the business etc. So a lot has been explained to us from the years after his recovery....yet so much been left out(?).
My main problem is, if the Mc is not an avatar without memories, we should know as much as he does before he interacts with people, you know so we can roleplay, things we should discover organically are: why we weren't contacted about the girls before, and why Natalie didn't pursue any legal action, these are things the MC doesn't know, so we should discover with him, but if the Mc knows something so should the player and vice versa, but again that is just my problem with it and my opinion.
VNs here give a realistic portrayal about how Hollywood portrays women. No matter whether they're 16 or 42, the actress will always be in her mid twenties ...
The liking of this particular device aside, there are things that can explain this:
This was actually the reason for my very first post in this thread which prompted the spoiler response I posted earlier: knowledge of the fact would've greatly influenced my response on the first psyche choice.
I meant in real life, some women where I live look 20 and are grandmothers.VNs here give a realistic portrayal about how Hollywood portrays women. No matter whether they're 16 or 42, the actress will always be in her mid twenties ...
The liking of this particular device aside, there are things that can explain this:
(a) the MC of course should know all details of the accident
(b) he however never needs to have met the mother, everything could have been done by lawyers (unlikely but possible)
(c) she is not forced to follow civil proceedings against him. For one, it might not have been looking like there's much to get at that point in time (he became successful later, but then of course there's the probability that his family had money given the car the MC drives), more importantly many people want to close this chapter of their life as soon as possible
(d) in some jurisdictions, criminal charges are dropped or punishments severely lessened, if the "self-punishment" inflicted by the crime was large enough. So a 3 year sentence (just an example) for drunk driving with fatal outcome may be outshone by the time the MC spent in a coma
So if this is more or less what happened, and then the mother still couldn't find peace and decided to approach him without giving a warning, this could work.
It is indeed a bit strange right now but maybe the continuation will give us more information.
Of course, legal plot holes (and plot holes of what happens afterwards) are a staple of media, albeit an unwelcome one. Don't get me started on my pet peeve: contracts signed under force/blackmail are somehow deemed legally binding despite all that is known to the public.
I do find the speed quite agreeable but I'm also very busy at the moment. You see, I have taken it upon myself to kiss every single freckle on
It'll be interesting to see how what route we chooses changes the girls, or whether it'll only affect sex-scenes and whatnot. Because she'll be one tough nut to crack, but do you crack her with love or make her obedient, and would it make a difference?
