So, as I said above for The Adored Marriage, this scenario only plays out if there has been no cheating. Which for the guy means he has had sex with only the wife, and the woman in the swinging scene (which seemed wholly out of place btw, and was like the script was rushed). She has "played" and "teased" other men, while with him, and also without him (which she confesses after the fact) I had full sharing points available at that point, and there were no cheating points attributed to either MC or FMC. She is yet to actually fuck someone else while he isn't there. Just headjobs and handjobs.
The conversation after the final breakfast scene plays differently if either had cheated. As it should.
So, for mine, this was an abrupt turnaround for her to say "I don't wanna know" basically, like the dev was too lazy to write an alternate script, and just wanted to get on with the assumption that MC was going to cheat, and so was she, regardless of whatever had happened to that point. So, without a correction, she is now becoming a hotwife, and he either deals with it his own way (I guess there will be future choices) or it stops?
Remembering that we all make different choices, its only fair that you get a different conversation. (If you cheated for example)
But for my playthrough it was going to be fully consensual sharing and swinging with open dialogue all the way. Which it had completely fulfilled up to that point, to my great satisfaction. Not many games do that for me. She is hot, and loves teasing, which is good.
Now, I am disappointed really. Hence my review here.
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I attached the convo, and fully admit it might lead differently than how it presented to me, but I am wary, I have to say.
I actually had 1 Cheater Wife point, that I didn't know where I got. So I loaded an old save and made sure I had 0 cheating, since I only want wholesome swinging.
The conversation after the final breakfast scene played exactly the same in both cases.
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just wanted to get on with the assumption that MC was going to cheat, and so was she, regardless of whatever had happened to that point. So, without a correction, she is now becoming a hotwife, and he either deals with it his own way (I guess there will be future choices) or it stops?"
I still don't get where is the bridge between point A "I want you to also have fun with other women and I want to be involved,but you can do it without me — I just don't want to "feel like I'm outside looking in", and point B "he is going to cheat and so will she"? Help me understand here.
So, without a correction, she is now becoming a hotwife, and he either deals with it his own way (I guess there will be future choices) or it stops?
I mean, she was already a hotwife? About half of the scenes, maybe more, is her having fun with other men, without her husband participating, and only later telling him about it. How does this conversation change anything? How does it deny that in the future they will have more foursomes or threesomes?
I really don't get it. The way I see it we have (at least) 2 possible ways to interpret the after breakfast words.
1) Yours. With paving the way for mutual cheating.
2) Mine. Where it means only literally what was being said.
She likes how free they are.
Her husband will continue to share her, which just like before will take several forms: he will either watch (scene with delivery boy, as an example), directly participate (Scene with Julie and Matt) or listen to her talk about her solo adventures and get aroused.
He can have fun with other women, with Evelyn or without her. But she either wants to be involved (whatever that may be) or not listen to stories of his solo adventures.
Where is the stuff that makes your way somehow plausible? I am not trying to be rude. Explain to me like I am 5 if needed.
To clarify, this is not a response about being frustrated with lack of symmetry, the cuckqean path (I think it's still possible, btw: when Evelyn is involved she can just watch), that some people have. I get that one. I would prefer it to be that way, though it's not a big deal for me.