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And thats just Steam, it seems it worked out well for him, lets see how he follows that, actions, or more bs.
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And thats just Steam, it seems it worked out well for him, lets see how he follows that, actions, or more bs.
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I don´t see many differences between both pictures but if i have to choose i would say the first one, for some reason seems better to me.Guys, I want to put a large poster on the wall, can't make a choice, I like both but my room is not as big as I would like. 1 or 2 ? Yes, this is processing through ai, guys don't blame me
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About AI, i always find the faces strange and plastic, like without life, but is just my opinion. In those photos the only thing i don´t like is the face, it seems "fake" for me. But is Sasha so is still being beautiful imo.
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A little theory about Nika's investigation in the past. A little hint from Melanie's sister. In many countries, children under a certain age cannot be judged. In Germany, if I'm not mistaken, up to 14 years of age it is even forbidden to make notes or even put name in public,even if it's a murderer. So, returning to my theory. It seems to me that Nami could have done something in the past, and due to the fact that she was 14+ by that time, Nika took responsibility.
- Dec 24, 2018
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We know Nika got charged, and Nami is older than Nika by a year. Most likely he got charged over the violent incident, but charges were dropped, or didn't result in a sentence.
Edit: Oh I see what you're saying, Nami was old enough to get charged so Nika took the blame being younger. I still think the charge Nika had was for his own actions. He has shown himself to have questionable motives in most legal areas so far
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Because he was a minor at the time? Exactly why he took the blame (supposedly)
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The charges could have been dropped or withdrawn as another option to what Penfold mentioned. As we don't know what it was for, it's really hard to know yet. We only find out Nika has a past history like this if we don't go and raid the Holgersons.
We will probably learn more about Nika past during the cabin visit with Amber, and I bet we'll bring the Moogle back with us as a surprise. The earliest we can receive a call from Amber is probably Monday. Currently, it's Saturday evening during the game. I haven't checked it before, but how many days of game time does one chapter usually take? If two, there is a chance that we will see it in the first chapter of the next season. But since we have the opening of the bar on Monday and probably the introduction of a lot of new characters, it is more realistic to bet on chapter 2. If the first chapter ends with a visit to Auya's gym, it will be disappointing because Nika doesn't have much planned for Sunday, apart from visiting Bella. The visit to Emilio should be quite short
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I think it varies. Ch5 covered one day, and we still haven't seen the end of it, because I'm sure Ocean has thos bathroom renders as teasers for a reason, and if you're on Mila's route , I think she wants to sleep next to you after all the drama. Ch1 had over three weeks because of time dilation, I think Ch2 and three both had more than one day, and 4 I think was one.
I forget where a lot of the subdivisions are.
A good place to start for any AVN is the spoiler tags - see page 1.
They may not capture everything, but I think they serve as a good guide.
Cheers!!
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Well nothing against teen dating simulator,but if there are dialouge that are getting softer it's kinda sucks.To some, yes; to others, no. Depends on taste and how much you enjoyed previous versions I guess.
I absolutely recommend this mod https://f95zone.to/threads/summers-gone-season-1-the-uncut-edition-v1-1-alain8891.209300/. It straight up saved the season for me by making it at least playable. Give it a try!
As for the vanilla thing, there is a reason. It was a choice by the developer to "reach a wider audience". If you don't enjoy teen dating simulators you're probably better off playing anything else. Hell, any of MrDots's games are hardcore when compared to SG
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I agree it has something to do with Nika, there still is the scene where he is in the hospital to visit Victoria and he gets a quick unexplained flashback of a arm with blood on it. maybe that has something to do with the violent incident.We know Nika got charged, and Nami is older than Nika by a year. Most likely he got charged over the violent incident, but charges were dropped, or didn't result in a sentence.
Edit: Oh I see what you're saying, Nami was old enough to get charged so Nika took the blame being younger. I still think the charge Nika had was for his own actions. He has shown himself to have questionable motives in most legal areas so far
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No matter how often I tell people about the hand holding, no one believes me!
That literally is the violent incident. From the script, when they enter the hospital, just before they get in the elevator:
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So it's not unexplained in one sense, we know Nika was hospitalised from it, and likely that his poor physique at the start of the story is because he's never done the physio to recover properly.
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There's a limit to everything, Bob!
Handholding? It's perversion to the highest degree!
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Thanks for the refresher game has been altered so much I can't remember. Do they ever explain what happened to Bellas sister was it natural (her body) or unatural (caused by someone). If it was unnatural wouldn't it be a twist that Nika might have been unknowingly responsible (violent incident) for her condition. That would really alter the Bella and Amber situation love and care about the one responsible for their sister and daughters condition.
not sure what i'm doing wrong then, might have added a mod that wont show any scenes....
- Dec 5, 2020
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Sorry man, but no funny business in the first season. Only teasing and no sex.
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How does this even relate to what I wrote in your quote? Did you really think I would understand why this is here?
My words regarding that Bella labeled Brenda related to your words about Bella's assessment of Holgerson. I thought you had a problem with why I trusted her assessment of Brenda but not her assessment of Holgerson. I answered you that it was just Bella's words that Brenda was easy to manipulate.
I take it you're referring to a stupid and naive girl who was easy to control. Well, that was the description of Vanessa that Bella gave her after their first meetings. She too was seen as a victim who could be easily manipulated just like Brenda, but again from Bella's perspective.
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Less of your deep analogies that truly only you understand, more specificity and clear thoughts. You brag about your knowledge of psychology in every post, but given your examples, I doubt you're a real expert who has an actual specialty. Probably read articles on wikipedia and a couple books at most and now you're a psychologist. In my eyes the value of your knowledge tends to zero. If you are a specialist, you should already know that ordinary people will not understand your analogies well if you present them in such a vague form.
I haven't read books on psychology, but at least I made an effort to understand your point and provide a response. Your analogy doesn't work because the conditions you set don't match the events of the game. You understood me perfectly, you just didn't make an equal effort to clarify where I was wrong.
If Vanessa turned out to be the person Bella described and her and Nika's plan worked, then after Bella cried a little to show her regret and that she's not a bad person, you would have patted them on the shoulder. Well done guys, justice was served. As for the others, well, screw them, you don't know them. That's how your flexible morality looks like after all your posts. Still doesn't contradict my conclusion.
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I'm a little tired of demagoguery based on opinion and personal additions to suit my tastes. But okay, I’ll pay attention to this.
Let me start by saying that I did not claim to be an expert. I am only judging on the basis of basic courses and personal experience; there are a lot of hypocrites and manipulators outside the window.
You draw conclusions about the personalities of the characters based on replaying and looking at them from the end to the beginning. Which, as it were, is not entirely correct. Any adequate narrative tied to personalities is built through development and progress. You, looking at like/dislike, approve of penetration without breaking in/no, draw your conclusions based on what none of the characters can know.
In almost every argument you use the phrase “the consequences are easy to predict,” but this is not true, otherwise we would all graduate from universities with gold medals and I wouldn’t be doing crap in Excel. You give teenagers the qualities of adults, which does not happen. You're adding aspects to Vanessa's personality that weren't covered in the season (that she's an innocent bird who didn't hurt anyone and doesn't deserve to be a pawn). Moreover, her line is not over yet and the “plan” was interrupted mid-word between “cancel/doubt/change.” Without one of these conclusions, one builds an opinion about the personality of the characters involved - infantile delirium.
Along the way, you also harness Holgerson, the smallest details of whose behavior I described to you more than once when you countered with the words “Well, Amber can handle it.” Can handle what? With her boyfriend playing ball with her daughter? I understand that in such novels such lines are possible and many will distort them, but here we seem to have a slightly different game. This is if you ignore the character’s repeatedly mentioned lack of character, ignoring which you still conclude that it’s not worth ruining his life. Out of common decency, probably. And again, ignoring the fact that the story comes from the perspective of a teenager who didn’t care about adult rules of good manners and lived without any idea what a full-fledged “family” is.
As a result, we argue about favorites. And I haven't noticed anything that would change my opinion of Vanessa. Not because you chose your arguments poorly, but because it’s simply not in the script.
Let's keep it simple. You'll go through the second season courting Vanessa's big ass, and I'll try to get Bella out of the shit. And when we have a more or less complete picture, we’ll argue about which of them has the whiter cloaks.
P.S. The presence of dialogue boxes in such games hints to us that judging characters for their actions is... a very funny idea. Because half of the decisions that set the vector of history and personality were made by you or me, and not by the protoganist.