Interesting thought in the comment above (Pr0GamerJohnny) about Dave. My opinion, If Alice cheats on him, he must be able to have sex with another girl (a hospital nurse or/and a motel girl after arriving). And by the player's decision, admit it or not to Alice in cheating. May be even send photo to her.
uhhh.... it's more of a fem protag game....so I guess stuff like cheating is there but it 'feels' through and throughout like fem protag.
So why's there a male protagonist tag, also is ntr the focus of this game?, is it avoidable?, although if it's really a female protagonist game it wouldn't matter if ntr is the focus or not.
if i remember correctly, there's a a few short scenes where you make decisions as her boyfriend so that's probably why it also has that tag.....but 95% of the game it's playing as the girl.
Although I see differently some of the mentioned points (both of the guys being unattractive), Leon's and Tony's "routes" will be very different.
Respectfully I disagree in the difference. Construction worker is lecherous, but he's not particularly brutish or forceful upfront. Contrasting this with Leon, Carlos, Frank, they all have their different styles. Leon is more of the classic "fratboy seductionist", while Carlos and Frank each have their own angles - so they don't blend together for me.
Yeah, for some reason, script.rpy contains
define ch4_threesome = True, which causes the flashback to trigger even if you chose Emily
Good to know. Guess that's just something that the dev will fix with the new chapter.
Yeah, you can't use
define variable_name if you want it to be remembered in saves. When you use define, it tells Ren'Py to use the default value every time someone opens the game. It's not saved in your save files. define should be use for things that are constant and default should be used for things you want to be saved.
That's part of it, but even with default, you still end up with
ch4_threesome = True every time for the reasons mentioned in my previous post.