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As of version 1.17, two of them (not Abby) have had full-on "cock-time" with the MC.
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I mean if we try to stay realistic, it's not far fetched to think one would have reservations to fuck their daughter... even if not blood related. But we're getting there
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no it isn't but still there are "some" who say that they should have 4-5somes by now.
- Jan 26, 2021
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The MC would just start crying again and we'd have another dull inner monologue where he whines about how wrong it is...
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Any normal person would have serious reservations over messing around with their daughter or step.
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you are saying that those hillbillies living in some south states of god blessed yankeeland aren't normal?
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Don't be ridiculous... they are doing gods work...
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Appalachia is entirely abnormal. West Virginia and Southern PA is full of truly disturbed folks. A friend of mine that went to WVU said there's this spot (a little town/village, maybe series of trailer parks) that you can see from the highway driving from WV into PA where pretty much everyone is a first or second order blood relation. Might have been the inspiration for Doc5252's games. Slight exaggeration, but not too far off.
Then there's always European royalty if you really want to get inbred.
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Actually the worst example arguably is Tristan da Cunha, an island smack down in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, the inhabited place furthest from the next (which is St. Helena, also an island in the Atlantic Ocean, well known because of being Napoleon's final home).
It has about 250 inhabitants, until quite recently no way to leave except for a supply ship every six month - and thus there are 7 familes, which actually are by now one family. There's not much choice when you're looking for a partner your age ...
And there was of course Pitcairn, another island, this time in the Pacific. Famous for being where the crew of the HMS Bounty settled. Not even 100 inhabitants, but these days there is more traffic and more opportunities to move to a neighboring island (for a certain degree of "neighbor", of course, still 1000km/600mi or so).
But Tristan da Cunha is where doctors find quite a few hallmarks of inbreeding.
It has about 250 inhabitants, until quite recently no way to leave except for a supply ship every six month - and thus there are 7 familes, which actually are by now one family. There's not much choice when you're looking for a partner your age ...
And there was of course Pitcairn, another island, this time in the Pacific. Famous for being where the crew of the HMS Bounty settled. Not even 100 inhabitants, but these days there is more traffic and more opportunities to move to a neighboring island (for a certain degree of "neighbor", of course, still 1000km/600mi or so).
But Tristan da Cunha is where doctors find quite a few hallmarks of inbreeding.
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Francis' incessant inter monologue is irritating to us because we know what kind of game we're playing and we are absolutely sure of the outcome. All it does is make him a man of weak convictions. A person who is dishonest with those around him and with himself. It assassinates his character more than it builds it.
To me, what it makes him, is a conflicted person, who doesn't magically get over that conflict instantaneously. There's a world view that what he's feeling is wrong, which he has accepted for most of his life as true. There's the fact that for much of his life he has devoted himself to protecting these girls from people who wanted to do very similar things to what he's doing with them right now. Is it different because it's what the girls want? Absolutely, yes, but that doesn't magically make the guilt go away, or the sense of hypocrisy.
Is this a fantasy game, and is it valid to write it in a way where he doesn't have this conflict? Absolutely it is, and there are tons of fun and good games that do things that way. However, *not* doing things that way gives this game unique aspects which I, and several other people do enjoy. I enjoy that it feels like Becca and the others are corrupting Frank, and that's not possible without the inner conflict that you dislike. I feel like it's more true to a situation where someone's daughters suddenly decided to try to seduce them than what we normally see in these types of games, and while that's not necessary, I find it refreshingly different personally.
This is not to say that your viewpoint isn't valid. You're free to dislike it, and to state that dislike in this public forum. I only respond, because it's important for people like the developer to see that there are those with an equally valid viewpoint on the side of how they are currently writing the story so that they can make an informed decision about whether to continue writing it that way.
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But that's what I don't get. When I don't like something I stopped watching/playing this. It seems like these people don't like MC and then play a new update and are surprised that they still don't like MC. What's the point?
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They're like food or art critics: they live to bitch and moan and can't get it enough of it. They also tend to be talentless and incapable of doing the thing they critique; in this case, the thing they're incapable of doing is understanding the rational(ish) thoughts of someone with a moral and ethical conflict. This is a frequent trait of attorneys, politicians, marketing execs and used car salesmen.