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You can disable it in the settings.is lesbian stuff avoidable
You can disable it in the settings.is lesbian stuff avoidable
If you read my post above you would know i didn't know about the settings when writing that commentIf you dont like it, dont enable it in the settings.
is the content you turn off in the setting just skipped and still happens off screen or is there actually different dialog to differentiate that its no hppening in my experience a setting is usually a skip while ingame choice provides an alternate version thatshows that the scene never happenedYou can disable it in the settings.
strange (or not) how opinions might differ.You can choose if the girls do things with each other at all.
You can also choose if they do things with or without your permission.
There is also a setting where, it seems like someone is going to hit on one of the girls at one point but you stop it - the setting seems to just take that out of the game (haven't seen it pop up yet, though).
And the last setting is the girls showing interest in anyone besides you.
So, basically, turn all of them off and you are all of the girls' whole world (although the backstory/set up with Ava probably still happens). Honestly, although I'm keeping them all on, I applaud the dev. We often see triggers for NTR/Sharing, but not usually for jealousy-based scenes. I think I've seen it once or twice before (The Seven Realms also does a great job at these options).
Now that I look at these, I had the 2nd option off... I didn't see the Ava/Alex kiss scene, just them talk about it. Guess I'll have to backtrack... was kinda disappointed when they only talked about it but didn't do it.
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I just tested this. In my first play, I had the 2nd option turned off. No kiss happened (on- or off-screen), it was just talked about.is the content you turn off in the setting just skipped and still happens off screen or is there actually different dialog to differentiate that its no hppening in my experience a setting is usually a skip while ingame choice provides an alternate version thatshows that the scene never happened
i agree imo its always better for an ingame choice instead of an on off switchstrange (or not) how opinions might differ.
the dev claims this game is gonna be complex one including girls responses varying to your and actions of other characters.
then, you have settings where you can turn on/off if not all then most of that proclaimed "complexity" regarding characters actions and personalities...what is left is cheap cosmetics imo.
for example, what would be point of having "lesbianism settings" there?
i dont like it, ok im gonna turn it off, yay, all girls are straight.
or, i like it, im gonna turn it on - yay, all girls are bi/lesbo.
that is just a cheap cheating for supposed complexity and "characters building" based on girls personalities and mcs in-game choices.
to the dev:
dear dev, perhaps you have taken more than you can chew, so it has to be that way?
p.s.
another a bit distracting (to say it that way) thing imo, are those side portraits of characters.
what would be their purpose, there are names already?
can we expect soon enough, alongside names and side portraits also different font colors for each character?
and after that, why not individual ringtones whenever individual characters speak (for those preferring sounds)?
do you mean they talked about not doing it how can it not happen but they talk about itI just tested this. In my first play, I had the 2nd option turned off. No kiss happened (on- or off-screen), it was just talked about.
I just went back, turned on that option, and the kiss happened on-screen.
So, setting seems to work as intended.
When you disable certain settings things in the story will change. If you choose to turn off LI w LI interactions, they don't happen. so when story elements revolve around it, they either don't exist or they reference them not happening.is the content you turn off in the setting just skipped and still happens off screen or is there actually different dialog to differentiate that its no hppening in my experience a setting is usually a skip while ingame choice provides an alternate version thatshows that the scene never happened
This was done on purpose. having YOU choose in game, interupting Alex and Ava, wouldn't of shown if Alex wanted to or not.i agree imo its always better for an ingame choice instead of an on off switch
thanks for clearing it up i usually prefer in game choice that avoids such content mainly because when its a setting it usually only skips over that scene but after it all plays out the exact same either way. based on this i will give the game a tryWhen you disable certain settings things in the story will change. If you choose to turn off LI w LI interactions, they don't happen. so when story elements revolve around it, they either don't exist or they reference them not happening.
however turning them off and on at different parts of the story may cause odd dialog.
example: Alex and Ava in the kitchen.
Turning off LI interactions makes it so alex chooses not to kiss ava. this was done as opposed to you interrupting them or skipping it because it shows that alex doesn't want to and has no interest in it, to show Alex only has interest in you.
Interupting that situation would of left open "What would of happened if I wasn't around."
and just skipping it would of left "did it still happen?"
If you have LI with LI auto turned off, it doesn't happen. Alex CHOOSES not to.
Yeah at first i was mad with Ava for kissing Alex until i realised you could turn that setting off so now i feel like an idiot lol.This was done on purpose. having YOU choose in game, interupting Alex and Ava, wouldn't of shown if Alex wanted to or not.
This way you know Alex chooses not to. Ava still offers as a way to show that Ava can and is willing to help you.
Most things are in game choice... but I am fully aware of how people tend to react to things.thanks for clearing it up i usually prefer in game choice that avoids such content mainly because when its a setting it usually only skips over that scene but after it all plays out the exact same either way. based on this i will give the game a try
I think i forgot to publicly announce those settingsYeah at first i was mad with Ava for kissing Alex until i realised you could turn that setting off so now i feel like an idiot lol.
Was it talked about when it didn't happen? it shoulden't of been.You can choose if the girls do things with each other at all.
You can also choose if they do things with or without your permission.
There is also a setting where, it seems like someone is going to hit on one of the girls at one point but you stop it - the setting seems to just take that out of the game (haven't seen it pop up yet, though).
And the last setting is the girls showing interest in anyone besides you.
So, basically, turn all of them off and you are all of the girls' whole world (although the backstory/set up with Ava probably still happens). Honestly, although I'm keeping them all on, I applaud the dev. We often see triggers for NTR/Sharing, but not usually for jealousy-based scenes. I think I've seen it once or twice before (The Seven Realms also does a great job at these options).
Now that I look at these, I had the 2nd option off... I didn't see the Ava/Alex kiss scene, just them talk about it. Guess I'll have to backtrack... was kinda disappointed when they only talked about it but didn't do it.