It doesn’t matter how Robin lured Nika or that she used Nami’s name.
I don't entirely agree at least to me personally using Nami's name was important. You are right but if she didn't use Nami's name I could probably forgiven her with the potential of being friends at a later date while keeping her at arms length until I can trust her. But I sure as hell wouldn't trust her until I know she grows some backbone and won't be manipulated / used again. Cause yeah the fact she lured us and not the how she did it was what made me lose some trust but then she doubled down and used Nami's name which made me really not trust her
You won't be a very good judge... But at least you changed your mind that Robin was more guilty, and now at least you think that they are equal.
I absolutely agree. Sponsoring such a place is not a cheap pleasure and we have yet to find out what this club is hiding. Leia’s presence alone is enough to raise a lot of questions.
If this is a story about healing, why force us into a situation where we are not given the opportunity to solve problems legally. The situation with Zara and Nadya - just complain to the dean. Same story with Say. Give us the opportunity not to throw that knight in white in the library, but to explain ourselves .And of course, with the emerging story with a psychopath from a rich family (Melanie), under no circumstances should you approach her. Neither for Vika’s sake, nor for Zara’s sake. Absolutely. MC seems to be stuck in a situation where problems can be solved in a darker way he doesn’t have the skills/strength/money for this, but for some reason we are not allowed to solve everything in a brighter way.
I don't excuse the behavior you talk about.
Depending on paths Nadia apologises, and she owes you. And Robin was coerced, even if she wasn't told directly how to do it. Question is, why believe Nadia? Nika just humiliated her and Zara, Zara still at this point says it's only over when she destroys Nika. Intent is there for all three. All of them are equally shitty, but Nika also uses people and coerces favours. So i'm not sure there is a worse person.
The choice to heal I guess only makes sense when we see how Nika starts off reactive, with uncontrolled emotions. We do get multiple chances to make better choices, but Ocean needs to establish that Nika is not stable and can tend to violence, that he isn't able to control all his actions, or push everything down. Given Ocean's love of SW, there always has to be the temptation leading the padawan astray...
I think that the complexity of allowing a moral choice at every point of the story is just too complex for Ocean to carry out - it's already going to be a long ride. The redemptive arc with Zara already was mostly unchosen, that was done in the lighter way. As Nika says, he's trying to be a better person:
You are aware that a license for a single title can cost several thousand dollars? One single title, and every music title in the game is licensed. Violate the ToS from the license holder will lead to the lost of the license and the money is also gone.
I don't understand the problem.
No, the game has still 16+ on steam
I'm really not sure if this is a real book club. I think it's actually a cover... And if we take in consideration their past, all criminal families are there in one place... For book reading?
What are you guys even discussing about? Legal consequences?
A year of improvements to bring the quality of the graphics of the old chapters in line with the new ones, since the gap was too large. And also eliminate the discrepancy between the plot of the new and old chapters. And thereby make a completed first season for release on Steam.
Honestly didn't think of my hate for Robin from Nika's point of view. But yeah after reading this I think it makes more sense to not forgive her personal reasons aside.
You're right, he didn't resist. He figured it out that it was foul play when he entered the hall... He didn't resist, he accepted the punishment. But he knew Nami was safe and OK. And he knew he started it...
In all my playthroughs she never get forgiveness for what she said about Nami.
If you don't kiss Bella, I think this bit of info is what's being referred to. But there are any number of reasons women in an AVN might have universal police/handcuff keys
Well, it’s not the best decision to judge only by beauty or cuteness. It’s like seeing a snake in the wild nature that is strangling a cute squirrel. And saving the squirrel just because it’s cute and finding a terrible snake to starve to hunger death. Although in front of nature they are equal.
Well, at least kill me, but I can’t understand how using just a name could be worse or equivalent to physical violence. It would be one thing if Robin actually harmed Nami, then yes, it would be unforgivable
The problem is that we are forced into a situation where Nika are not making the wisest decisions(for plot sake), taking into account health and mental stability. Take for example moving with Mila. He does not have solid ground under his feet, a stable income, hell, he is not even stable himself. This is stupid. And there are dozens of such examples. For healing, you need to fix yourself and focus on the future, and not rush into the problems of others. Just so as not to turn into another William from Wiab, who at 24 (wiab start), and does not even have a stable normal work, even a roof over his head, but he can only boast of his intellect to Katie. For some reason, however, success cannot be shown.
Yes, yes, and victims can defend their offender to the last. There is such a syndrome.
I think that despite what i wrote it still makes sense for Nika to forgive her.
