BobTheDuck

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Man, I had the same feeling when the first season of Lost ended (if only I had known what was coming next :HideThePain: :HideThePain: :HideThePain:). But the first season was great, there were so many open storylines, characters, mysteries and, of course, those bastard directors of the show ended the season at the highest point of the plot. SG gives me the same vibe.

But in the TV series typical trope, after an intense ending of the season, the next season begins with a few "cooldown" episodes. They often start with a long flashback or introduce new characters or refocus on characters who didn't have much screen time in the previous season and tell their stories for a while until those characters join the previous season's leads.

So don't be surprised if S2 starts with a long backstory of Robin and Sasha, for example, showing what's the deal with these two, how they became friends and what secrets they keep. Or, on the contrary, it can all start with the MC finding himself at the middle of a basketball match, surrounded by a lot of unfamiliar people, members of the first and second teams, cheerleaders and who knows who else. And only after some time it will become clear that several weeks or months have passed since the end of S1. And the missed events will gradually appear as the MC's flashbacks.
I like the way you think, and in a cinematic sense it works - but I imagine the time dilation thing would leave people feeling cheated. We know the cabin visit was imminent, the dojo visit was imminent, the farm was imminent... if Ocean did a shortcut people would feel cheated of not seeing how it all began :sneaky: I think each character will have their exposition/vignette before there's any dilation. I can't imagine we're not going to hear more about the Holgersons - there is simply too much going on to skip ahead, as each LI needs to develop their own canonical start. I'd feel cheated if I only got to know Sasha through flashbacks for example. Where there is a defined signular plot it makes sense to skip the intervening events, but Ocean can jusr go from one interest to another and that will keep the plot ridiculously, wonderfully busy. Nika won't be the only one socially exhausted by all the events. Oh and golf clubs? I'm guessing that's another way Nika will start interacting with Sasha - isn't it owned by Sasha's mom?
 

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I like the way you think, and in a cinematic sense it works - but I imagine the time dilation thing would leave people feeling cheated. We know the cabin visit was imminent, the dojo visit was imminent, the farm was imminent... if Ocean did a shortcut people would feel cheated of not seeing how it all began :sneaky: I think each character will have their exposition/vignette before there's any dilation. I can't imagine we're not going to hear more about the Holgersons - there is simply too much going on to skip ahead, as each LI needs to develop their own canonical start. I'd feel cheated if I only got to know Sasha through flashbacks for example. Where there is a defined signular plot it makes sense to skip the intervening events, but Ocean can jusr go from one interest to another and that will keep the plot ridiculously, wonderfully busy. Nika won't be the only one socially exhausted by all the events. Oh and golf clubs? I'm guessing that's another way Nika will start interacting with Sasha - isn't it owned by Sasha's mom?
Yes, but Ocean has a keen sense of beauty, what if he decides that it will be better for the composition. :ROFLMAO:
The only thing that brings some peace is that in the latest previews it looks like Zara is dragging MC to the training session the next morning after the night which ends the first season. I myself hate this style of storytelling when the narration jumps back and forth between characters separated by place and/or time. Context switching is a costly operation even for computers :)

And yeah, Nick said something that he would talk to Sasha's mom about allowing Mila access to Petrova country club.
 

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Is there any music recommendation for the mood of the game that I can listen to on youtube while playing SG?:coffee:
 

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Yes, but Ocean has a keen sense of beauty, what if he decides that it will be better for the composition. :ROFLMAO:
The only thing that brings some peace is that in the latest previews it looks like Zara is dragging MC to the training session the next morning after the night which ends the first season. I myself hate this style of storytelling when the narration jumps back and forth between characters separated by place and/or time. Context switching is a costly operation even for computers :)

And yeah, Nick said something that he would talk to Sasha's mom about allowing Mila access to Petrova country club.
I don't mind it jumping around as a narrative device, but I do feel Ocean's keen to introduce the other dramas.

I'm guessing Ocean will just do the usual thing and condense time, so after a couple more training, suddenly Nika will be in games, rather than accurate timelines, the trip to the cabin, the necessary exposition and resolution, Amber prescribing medication for his libido (at Bella's request), events are already moving fast as far as the level of detail (especially at the bookclub), so yeah, I don't think he'll go with that - the childhood flashbacks are probably enough.

In some ways, Ocean is doing the jumping back and forward with different times and protagonists, he does it every two weeks already :cool: I imagine there will be some nice easter eggs when CH3 WiaB drops, as we get to see more of the OG cast, and we can make guesses about how many of them will get a visit from Willi's willy. Honestly, if Ocean pranked people by Damian being the one true heir, (maybe cunt glitter was part of Katie's team that Jenna mentioned?) that would be hilarious.
 

burbero

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SG has great music, why isn't that good for you?
Of course it's not mandatory, but it fits the game perfectly...
I like the SG soundtrack a lot, but I think I've heard that a lot of it has been removed for licence reasons.
 

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I like the SG soundtrack a lot, but I think I've heard that a lot of it has been removed for licence reasons.
There have indeed been changes, but nothing has been deleted from Youtube... So you can search there... Maybe this? :
 
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Yes, what's more, how she fought over wanting to be Bella's bridesmaid with Nadia (If MC kisses Bella after having dinner together).
Yeah, Ayua's not into the MC in that way, although she does have a passing curiosity about his cock. :)

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No. She has been gaining popularity REALLY fast. No clue why though. She is still in my bottom 3 of the main LI's with Nia and Nadia.

I really despise arrogant people. And she is the embodiment of empty arrogance and confidence born from deep insecurity.
Zara's actually one of the better-written LIs in SG. The look she gives MC when he tells her, "I believed in you", speaks volumes. I doubt I have to go further because I'm quite sure that the majority of her fans fell for her at that moment.
Nonetheless, I'll elaborate further. Everything leading up to that instance reveals her subconscious responses, shaped by her mother's influence. Essentially, the maltreatment she endured compelled her to behave in a particular manner, almost reflexively, around the clock. It wasn't until the arrival of the MC that she truly began contemplating her actions. Whether it's her reaching for his hand after the tennis match, subtly seeking his attention whenever they're together (which might also stem from a desire for validation due to her abusive past), or notably freezing when he expresses belief in her—these instances heightened people's interest in her, especially that final scene.

Her arrogance is a byproduct of her mother's conditioning. Either she excelled at something, or she faced physical, verbal, and mental abuse. The MC's presence in her life immediately challenges the version of herself created by her mother. Throughout her journey(path), she will gradually evolve from that moulded persona to become her own unique individual. Beyond her toxic competitiveness, she possesses a delightful personality, reminiscent of Bella once you look beyond her rough exterior. Btw, if you failed to notice any of these nuances, my dear, it might be prudent to refine your observational skillsღ
 
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