But is there really new content or not? Because it pretty much sounds like just repeating the patch notes of 16.1 and 16.3 (wich are exactly the same) and not the changes from 16.3 to 16.4.
It's not a new version number (16), so there is no new content.
1 more discipline scene with Liz, 2 more events involving 'Celebrity Love Archipelago' and about four or five cafeteria events and thats about it. It is a small incremental update. For this title it's useful to remember the following rule of thumb. If the version number has gone up by a whole digit (ie from 0.15 to 0.16) than it is a major update with a reasonable amount of content. If the version number goes up by a decimal (ie 0.16.1 to 0.16.2) then it is primarily bugfixing with maybe one or two new additions that just weren't quite ready to make it into the main release.
There are a handful of small events that were not quite ready for the initial 0.16 release but nothing major. If you're not into small releases I'd just wait for 0.17
IMO he starts acting like a creep. It would be far more normal and believable if he simply admitted that he had his own portion of fun and he is killing two birds with one stone.
Except he does not feel like a creep - because he sincerely believes in what he is doing. It is not like his a lecher or anything. He literally believes his own methodology and it makes it hilarious.
Does he really ? He is just trying to deceive himself IMO. Deep inside he knows that what he's doing is wrong, hence the nightmares.
Did you try to ignore the error?
When I ignore her it ends with me telling her have a nice day. Whatever info I was supposed to get from her to progress isnt happening.
Except that if you notice, it's working. So is he really deceiving anyone? lol
Press "Shift+O" in-game before you get the error and paste (or re-type) the command
ruth_humil = villainEvery creep thinks they’re not a creep. Have you ever seen a creep say, 'Oh damn, I’m such a creep'?
No, he’s not deceiving anyone when he claims that his methods successfully discipline others. It’s his assertion that he doesn’t derive pleasure from it that is highly questionable.
Anyone who doesn't derive pleasure from helping people grow and learn, is a sicko.No, he’s not deceiving anyone when he claims that his methods successfully discipline others. It’s his assertion that he doesn’t derive pleasure from it that is highly questionable.
The point is that he is not doing it like regular creeps who just want to touch beautiful girls for sexual satisfaction. He is teaching the disciple, allowing girls to become better versions of themselves.Every creep thinks they’re not a creep. Have you ever seen a creep say, 'Oh damn, I’m such a creep'?
Self deception/denial is a thing and I do think it's playing a role in what he believes. I personally have always kind of thought that we were playing as essentially the villain of the story. Or if not the big bad, then as their pawn for their grander schemes. Mainly because I tend to remember the following line from a different game from several years ago which I think tends to have quite the ring of truth to it for many villains in fiction. Maybe in real life too.
True, though I want to emphasize the point made earlier: IN THE GAME, his methods work. Other methods are strongly implied to have failed. If it looks crazy, but it works, it's not crazy.
The real villains are of course those behind Paul Mycock, because it's them that enable the MC in his delusion that by turning young women into sex slaves, they will become better citizens. For that end his method does indeed work.
