HTML The Company [v5.8.1 Public] [Westane]

[dorleans]

All things considered, got a lucky break with whomever was reviewing the account/content at Patreon. They need more people like that working for them!

Yeah, employees who don't do their jobs. As technology makes it easier and easier to actually enforce terrible policy, they're like our last hope.

 

[ashkatchemall25]

Wasn't there a study that showed people can do crazy evil as long as they justify it in their head that its for a good cause, or seeing others so tolerant of the action?

 

[UndeadEve]

Wasn't there a study that showed people can do crazy evil as long as they justify it in their head that its for a good cause, or seeing others so tolerant of the action?

As long as people have an excuse or "someone to blame" they can and probably will do a lot of shit.

 

[qwsaq]

Wasn't there a study that showed people can do crazy evil as long as they justify it in their head that its for a good cause, or seeing others so tolerant of the action?

You might be thinking of the

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.
It was originally devised to cross examine the primary defense that high-ranking Nazis used in the Nuremburg trials ("just following orders" etc.).

 

[Draevis]

Wasn't there a study that showed people can do crazy evil as long as they justify it in their head that its for a good cause, or seeing others so tolerant of the action?

Well, there was a study back in something like the 60's by Stanley Milgram where people were asked to participate in a "study" that involved delivering increasing electrical shocks to other subject participants if they got the wrong answer to some questions. Fortunately, the machines didn't actually shock the subjects, and the subjects were in on the study. But, the people being asked to deliver the shocks continued to give shocks even into voltages that would have been harmful or even fatal. Something like 60% of participants completed the test sequence just because a proctor prompted them to keep going.

 

[Coomer341]

Wasn't there a study that showed people can do crazy evil as long as they justify it in their head that its for a good cause, or seeing others so tolerant of the action?

Well, there was a study back in something like the 60's by Stanley Milgram where people were asked to participate in a "study" that involved delivering increasing electrical shocks to other subject participants if they got the wrong answer to some questions. Fortunately, the machines didn't actually shock the subjects, and the subjects were in on the study. But, the people being asked to deliver the shocks continued to give shocks even into voltages that would have been harmful or even fatal. Something like 60% of participants completed the test sequence just because a proctor prompted them to keep going.

Even if it's unjustified, some people still feel entitled to harm another person even if they don't have the authority like in the

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[JustinTime847]

Even if it's unjustified, some people still feel entitled to harm another person even if they don't have the authority like in the

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Well, the thing about that study is that it got participants with an advertisement that asked for people to help do a “psychological study of prison life”. A lot of people think that it’s not the best indicator of the baseline human reaction because of that, kind of attracting possible problem subjects from the get-go with that method.

 

[Karla Jean]

Even if it's unjustified, some people still feel entitled to harm another person even if they don't have the authority like in the

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[showmeporngames]

I'd like to congratulate The Company for two things: one being the first thread for me to post on and the other being the only one I had a genuine "what the actual fuck" reaction to.

End of chapter 2. Any normal person would have reacted with thinking they're doing something wrong by splitting up friends and families to sell them as sex slaves. But nope. They kidnap the chapter's antagonist's daughter and have her spend her last night with free will in a cage watching her mother whore herself uncontrollably to a bunch of toys. Then you, the main character put the daughter into the fate as every other slave that goes through the Company. No remorse, no hesitation, nothing shown by the main character or any other character to suggest that there's even a shred of humanity in them.
Like this isn't cartoon villainy, or "just the way of life" villainy like most slave management games have. It's a genuine irredeemable evil. What the actual fuck is wrong with these characters.

on today's episode of taking porn too seriously lol. Dosing people to have sex with your character no harm no foul, dosing them to have sex with others HOLD THE PHONE!!!

 

[Coomer341]

Well, the thing about that study is that it got participants with an advertisement that asked for people to help do a “psychological study of prison life”. A lot of people think that it’s not the best indicator of the baseline human reaction because of that, kind of attracting possible problem subjects from the get-go with that method.

Even if that's true, we have no way of knowing the same results wouldn't have occurred. A lot of the bad flak is usually just a misunderstanding or bad faith interpretation of the same events. It could be said for any study it's low hanging fruit or an easy target

 

[LordGMLP]

Like Snugglepuff said.

Simply do not Dose Tasha for 14 days and follow that No Dose Route until you get the chance to grant her a vagina.

Was this written somewhere? The wiki is grossly out of date so I missed this. This game really needs a walkthrough given how many different paths there are.

 

[Idzordi]

Was this written somewhere? The wiki is grossly out of date so I missed this. This game really needs a walkthrough given how many different paths there are.

For me after last update this route is bugged even if you will use guide posted here its still not possible for Tasha to get vagina. Hope dev will fix that soon.

 

[Brort]

What's the difference between the public and backer release?

 

[HaseoOfDeath]

What's the difference between the public and backer release?

Public will always have less bugs. In rare cases, it'll also have some features turned on. Otherwise, not much.