- Sep 28, 2019
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wait. wait at least 2 more years. maybe then you will see a proper bugfix of the game without new bugs that break the game like a cracker.
im watching this game for years now. unfortunately not much has changed over time...Two years?! I mean, that's worth and not worth the wait...
No. They all have same stages based on 3 stats.Is Rogue the only one with 'low affection' dialogues? If you build up obedience while keeping love low she'll tell you she doesn't really like you and can't stand to be around you... but still wants your dick, whereas the other girls seem to have one set of dialogue per path, no matter what the other stats are.
They call it "character development", and, like any 95% of it, it went straight to nowhere.Never from what we were told. But the idea here is that she is like this all along, but uses her powers to hide it in the face of everyone. But as we are immune she cannot pretend, so she doesn't even bother.
Also, I can understand the hate for her newer versions.
While at first both in comics and in the old cartoon she was as good a character as everyone makes her be, the voice of reason and emotional support of the team while still having great power, to the point they had to make her lack stamina not to steamroll most enemies. Thus why the whole Dark Phoenix thing was such a change for her...
But after that people seem to have forgotten her old character, only that everyone loved her and how much it sucked when she became evil, and she went from the one who keeps everyone sane to the canon mary sue.
Just look at her Evolution version.
She tries to be like the old one, holding back the others from making most stupid things and follow the rules... but instead of sensible and calm she ends up being forceful and preachy.
Her boyfriend is an asshole and that is made clear from his first appearance, and it is hard to believe she is not aware, but she still does nothing and they only break up in later seasons because of his dislike for mutants.
Also hard to believe she did not know Scott liked her there, there is one episode Kitty and Kurt break Scott's car to throw a party and she mentions it is a cliche, yet she clearly did not just tell him she was not interested.
Ah yes, Jason Todd. Resurrected because Superman Prime punched his way out of Heaven due to boredom. I refuse to let that lame ass reason be forgotten.*Snip*
The list of dead mainstream comic characters who stay dead is only getting shorter. I remember reading a list that had Uncle Ben, Master Splinter, Bucky Barnes and Jason Todd. The later half returned, and since Ninja Turtles has so many versions with him alive and I'm pretty sure the old one is untouched for decades... does Splinter even count?
Actually, one specific oneshot made it so Bat-Mite was responsible (Red Hood Annual in 2007 or so).Ah yes, Jason Todd. Resurrected because Superman Prime punched his way out of Heaven due to boredom. I refuse to let that lame ass reason be forgotten.
That was the true reason. Bat-Mite was a patch later on.Actually, one specific oneshot made it so Bat-Mite was responsible (Red Hood Annual in 2007 or so).
It's beyond your control as a character, so yes, you could play the game as someone who doesn't initiate physical contact, knowing fully, (after the game railroads you into exploring your power over Rogue and Kitty,) the addictive nature of your ability. But to me the dialog system isn't really complex enough to make that fun.I would tend to disagree, considering the addiction is both a side effect of our power, and can be controlled to an extent through levels as well as giving resistance to each of the girls to make them less addicted. In terms of the withdrawal, sure it could be abusive depend on YOU and what you do to the gal. For me though I am complete gentleman and allow the ladies to do what they wish to do and what ever makes them comfortable.When dealing with addiction mechanics it's an abusive relationship, no matter how you look at it. It makes sense that they'd be more willing to touch and get touched when in a withdrawal, but not when thinking clearly, publicly or not.