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Even better, will we be able to save her?Will we at least get to fuck Melissa before her untimely death?
Thanks for the best wishes and feedback. No worries about the game not being your thing, everyone has preferences and I can definitely understand not enjoying a game - or any medium for that matter - with a main character I can't relate to, since it happens to me every so often as well.Oof. So I played this game kuz the premise sounded good, but that mc tho ...
God he's insufferable; So dour, so pessimistic, always judging people before even talking to them. Mc gets a date with the most popular girl in school yet complains and backpeddles. Like maybe she's not stuck up or has alterior motives. Maybe she likes you ... why even go up to her and ask her out if you didn't expect a positive outcome. Wasting everyone's time.
Ugh I can't stand these type of people. They are the same people who push people away because of assumptions yet complain about being lonely. I had to drop it, I can't enjoy a story if my mc is a douche. Pulls me right out of it. Like I get it if he's an npc, but he is me, I get to control his action. If I can't relate to the mc or at least enjoy their personality, it's a big dub for me.
Best wishes on your game ...
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[mcname]
Paul and not [lastname]
DiAgua??Thanks! Hope you enjoy the update.Great start. Just needs more material.
Good catch. This has been fixed this update.Wizard's Kiss I've just started this game, but the way the MC is being addressed by the teacher/policeman is wrong. (script.rpy line 1452 onward)
If the teacher/nun's name is Ms. Syltu, full-name Ms. Celeste Syltu, as shown by the character name of Celeste when she is speaking, why is the default MC name: Paul DiAgua), being referred to as Mr.[mcname]
Paul and not[lastname]
DiAgua??
Anything that has a Mr, Ms, Miss or Mrs, should be followed by the characters last name.
You are actually mistaken about a persons last name having to follow Mr., Ms. etc. That is only the case in professional settings. In a non professional setting, one can use Mr, Ms, Miss with the persons first name as a term of endearment, politeness, to show formal respect or flirtation. Examples....Hello Miss Lisa, you look lovely today or Thanks for helping my brother, Mr. Bill.Thanks! Hope you enjoy the update.
Good catch. This has been fixed this update.
Nope sorry to disagree with you because I'm not sure where you live so I mean no offence but where I'm from Mr Mrs Miss Ms are followed by the surname even in informal settings.You are actually mistaken about a persons last name having to follow Mr., Ms. etc. That is only the case in professional settings. In a non professional setting, one can use Mr, Ms, Miss with the persons first name as a term of endearment, politeness, to show formal respect or flirtation. Examples....Hello Miss Lisa, you look lovely today or Thanks for helping my brother, Mr. Bill.
If you are on a first name basis you are not going to say their last name, but can often times use Mr and Ms.
You are actually mistaken about a persons last name having to follow Mr., Ms. etc. That is only the case in professional settings. In a non professional setting, one can use Mr, Ms, Miss with the persons first name as a term of endearment, politeness, to show formal respect or flirtation. Examples....Hello Miss Lisa, you look lovely today or Thanks for helping my brother, Mr. Bill.
If you are on a first name basis you are not going to say their last name, but can often times use Mr and Ms.