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I don't multitask well, so I had to finish my patch before coming back to answer this...And how the fuck you end raping Gwen ass in the path where you submitted to her ? Please @79flavors , tell me that it's a bug, that there's an ending where you submit to her... Not that I really want to see it, just to restore some hope on the author.
There's a much more vanilla sex scene in Chapter 14 with Gwen.
But no. It seems like it's intended.
As far as I can follow the logic...
If you resist Alessia you get a scene with Alessia in Chapter 13, then Jen in 14 and 15.
If you submit to Alessia you get a scene with Gwen in Chapter 13... which is why you get more Gwen by submitting in 14 and 15.
The author also seemed to make all the girls into punishment seeking sex slaves during Chapter 15. I guess that's just his thing. Where possible, I've tried to tweak the dialogue to make each girl unique again - as far as I understand their motivations. Obviously with a fixed set of images... there's only so much I could do.
I've thrown that logic completely out of the window with my patch. It made no sense to me, since the point of the game was that the twins wanted you to hook up with Gwen... then the game hides a Gwen sex scene behind a choice that I would imagine is the least likely for most players to pick.
I've instead changed it so that if you've previously had sex with Gwen... you pick Gwen. If you've previous had sex with Jen... you pick Jen. If you've had sex with both (or neither), the player can pick.
Given most of those sex scenes are mutually exclusive in chapter 10... it feels like both a good and a bad solution. But still better than the original variant.
In fairness to @stevedave83 , I think he just got a little overwhelmed by the complexity of so many variation within the project around Chapter 13. Instead of getting it straight in his head, my guess is he released it so he could meet the monthly deadline. After that, he was locked into picking up the pieces of some unfortunate design choices.
In addition. I'm guessing he got bogged down when he switched from writing linear code using "jump" statements to writing linear code using "call" statements. I don't think he really understood the implications of "return" and it just added another headache to his already busy schedule.