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This - and some other things, like getting detention in college - is explained by option #3:Either your math skills suck or the game got serious plot holes, if he was 12 and it happened 5 years ago, he would be in high school, not collage and no bar in the US will serve him alcohol even at 18(which happened in the game).
The post mentions another game, but it's set in the same universe as SG so it applies here as well.Forget the old WiAB.
Nothing in there has any relevance for the future.
The games now play in a fictional world. (No US or Europe). I want to be able to make my own rules, but I adopted traits of the US and Europe.
Admittedly, the game doesn't make it clear that this is a fictional universe, what with references to real-world places like Iran, the New York plates on Bella's car or Nadia asking Sonya this:
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		...which I've pointed out earlier in the thread.
As for the MC... you're not alone in thinking that he's too hung up on Summer. For example, look what this lovely person says:
But it doesn't work like that. Anyone can suffer from depression, but some are more susceptible to it than others and people handle it differently. The MC is quite the loner and an introvert, more prone to isolation, dwelling on the past, self-damning thoughts and circular patterns of dark, brooding introspection which all lead to more sadness and a sense of guilt and failure. He's tried to break out of this vicious circle, he is ready and willing to move on, but his problems are so deep-rooted that his subconscious actively sabotages the attempts he makes:Waifu said:You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
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		I suggest you keep playing and you'll see that there is much more to him than just a whiny kid. He displays strength of character, empathy, is sharp and observant (and a jerk at times) and he gradually finds other things to think and care about, even though the cloud of Summer's disapperance continues to hang over him.
Chapter 5 will likely provide crucial information on what went down at the cabin that fateful night.