he is one of the more rewarding copy you can make.Should I copy the scum jade (the one who was attacink a girl)from the slum in chapter 2?(If I copy him then I will have max7 copies of trinn)
I forgot most of the story, as it has been years (the last version of the game I have on my HDD is v0.54, and IIRC the save is even older than that). So I would rather start from the beginning.You can always just continue where you started off?
no, no, no and no.Any Netorase in this game? I see other males sleeping with same females and people complaining about sharing but do you get to see it or be in the same room? Or at least the girls talk about it afterward?
So basically they sleep with others, you see the CG and that's that?no, no, no and no.
The games perspective switches occasionallySo basically they sleep with others, you see the CG and that's that?
No.Netorase
no, you are operating under false information. there are no cuckolding, cheating or netorase or anything like that. and people repeating this false statmentem are in bad faith.So basically they sleep with others, you see the CG and that's that?
If I ever do a second playthrough of this (very likely shortly after), this will be the choice I wanna pursue.Another one is in the mid-to-late-game. If you choose to have a mind-broken companion early in the game, she can have sex with someone else like fifty hours later. She does think it's hot because it shows how much the MC owns her. As far as I know, not many people pursue this path at all, because it's kinda problematic even in-game.
With Varia, almost everything changes. I kinda feel that the fact you can make this decision turned out too creepy for the type of story SierraLee wanted to tell, because of how... healthy Simon is, and how atrocious are people like the Fucklord look like in this game. But it's not something SierraLee could retcon. I felt sad for Varia, but she's alright in any case, and she does act like a full-fledged companion with completely different lines and reactions.Does most of the dialogue change if you do this or does everything stay mostly the same, aside from a few raised eyebrows and possible consequences?
Good to know, thanks!With Varia, almost everything changes. I kinda feel that the fact you can make this decision turned out too creepy for the type of story SierraLee wanted to tell, because of how... healthy Simon is, and how atrocious are people like the Fucklord look like in this game. But it's not something SierraLee could retcon. I felt sad for Varia, but she's alright in any case, and she does act like a full-fledged companion with completely different lines and reactions.
With Altina I honestly don't know whether she is that different. I think that her perpetual horniness is watered down a bit in the late game, probably because she could have become a walking trope otherwise.
Still, it's all treated as valid choices in the long run and it doesn't nullify the experience.
Her early game dialogue is often very different but end game not really. There are instances and reminders of course, but throughout most of chapter 4 and 5 the more broken version of Altina slowly heals to be closer to her other self. Honestly I'm curious if the planned change to make recovering Altina mandatory will also mean you have to recruit her in either mode (or even just remove the more broken one). Currently there are 2 ways to not recruit her, the main way that's happening right now is just not realizing (or choosing I suppose but I doubt there are many who willingly choose to avoid a great unit) you can save her in the first place, and the second way is to never heal her emotional injuries after saving her (when you choose to do this is what determines saner/broken version) at which point she leaves during the end of chapter 2. The first is definitely going away, but I'm curious if the plan is to make not dealing with her aftercare will also not happen.If I ever do a second playthrough of this (very likely shortly after), this will be the choice I wanna pursue.
Same goes for the other partymember.
Does most of the dialogue change if you do this or does everything stay mostly the same, aside from a few raised eyebrows and possible consequences?
I think an optional partymember would have been neat.Her early game dialogue is often very different but end game not really. There are instances and reminders of course, but throughout most of chapter 4 and 5 the more broken version of Altina slowly heals to be closer to her other self. Honestly I'm curious if the planned change to make recovering Altina mandatory will also mean you have to recruit her in either mode (or even just remove the more broken one). Currently there are 2 ways to not recruit her, the main way that's happening right now is just not realizing (or choosing I suppose but I doubt there are many who willingly choose to avoid a great unit) you can save her in the first place, and the second way is to never heal her emotional injuries after saving her (when you choose to do this is what determines saner/broken version) at which point she leaves during the end of chapter 2. The first is definitely going away, but I'm curious if the plan is to make not dealing with her aftercare will also not happen.