There's nothing wrong with shutting down Jo if you didn't like her. That's the whole point of the game, to pursue the ones you like, the not pursue the ones you don't like.Ironically enough I shut down Jo since I didn’t want to risk things with Jenna. Now I’m wondering if it’s too late to reverse that. I was still salty the way she went off on the MC when asked out, so it was easy at the time to reject her.
I just hope in game #2 you don’t force people to go on dates with characters to move the plot forward, there are other ways to accomplish that goal. And having a game over for not wanting to date a character in a romance game seems counterintuitive.You don't have permission to view the spoiler content. Log in or register now.
Yes, but those are usually with people the MC has an established relationship with and has chosen not to pursue as a romantic partner. Jo is an entirely new person that the MC has an unpleasant first experience with that Jenna (as the proxy for the developer) forces you to go on a date with or the game ends. The player as the MC can even say that Jo isn’t his type at all and it doesn’t matter, it is a requirement that you go on a date with her in order to forward the plot.The date with Jolina showed that Jenna is spying on them, and she enjoys creeping on people. She watched them have sex, and that seemingly opens a potential Jenna + Jolina path.
A "date" doesn't need to be romantic, or about actually have a relationship with a character. A date can be a lot of different things. A "dinner date" is a common thing friends and co-workers do for example.
In the last update, you went on a "date" with Monica, or just hung out as friends. There are a lot of instances like that in this game.
Jo was an entirely new person, but as you can see from the way things have developed, an important one to the plot. Same with Elaine even though she showed up later. You are right about it being simpler to just have had the player agree with Jenna then a faux choice (which we abhor and try to avoid), but sometimes that's a growing pain with non-professional writers/game designers. Cheeky started this way back with no experience and learned everything on the fly.Yes, but those are usually with people the MC has an established relationship with and has chosen not to pursue as a romantic partner. Jo is an entirely new person that the MC has an unpleasant first experience with that Jenna (as the proxy for the developer) forces you to go on a date with or the game ends. The player as the MC can even say that Jo isn’t his type at all and it doesn’t matter, it is a requirement that you go on a date with her in order to forward the plot.
To me that seems clumsy, why even give the player a choice when disagreeing would prematurely end the game? Best to have the MC agree with Jenna and then give the player a choice as to whether they sleep with Jo or not.
I'm salty we are forced to ask her out in first place or even tell Jenna about email.Ironically enough I shut down Jo since I didn’t want to risk things with Jenna. Now I’m wondering if it’s too late to reverse that. I was still salty the way she went off on the MC when asked out, so it was easy at the time to reject her.
I don't think it's all that bad for a protagonist to automatically accept a single date with someone in a VN about dating girls. I think it starts to become a problem when the player has no input in how the date goes or how their avatar felt about it. If the game is devoted primarily to a single main LI, or if the game is purely linear, well, at least the situation should be clear early on: either that's the player's cup of tea or not.I just hope in game #2 you don’t force people to go on dates with characters to move the plot forward, there are other ways to accomplish that goal. And having a game over for not wanting to date a character in a romance game seems counterintuitive.
And, I could be wrong, but the information the MC received from going on that date (besides dogboy) wasn’t useful. Perhaps it’s just me thinking it would be nice to have interactions that are just friendly and not dating...
Dates are also a type of fruit.The forced date with Jo has already been confirmed to be a newbie mistake by the dev so why continue talking about it, besides a date can be friendly or just plain business aka gathering info on sender
No animations is actually a positive for me. Games usually freeze for me when loading animations.the game is very good i like it but...
does this game has no animation or sound if no
that's a missing pieces please add some if that's possible
That must be a hardware issue on your end. Doesn't mean that animations are bad.No animations is actually a positive for me. Games usually freeze for me when loading animations.
Agreed. Sometimes I feel like people are taking things waaaaaay too seriously for a porn game. It's still just a game. We are simply pretending to be the MC who is pretending to go on a date to gather information in this fictional porn video game. It's silly how this whole thing is just over such a minor issue too. The forced date is exactly just that, a date, it's not a forced relationship. If the term date is such a big deal, just convince yourself that it's a business meeting instead.The forced date with Jo has already been confirmed to be a newbie mistake by the dev so why continue talking about it, besides a date can be friendly or just plain business aka gathering info on sender
Considering each update takes several months and animations take anything from 1 to 3 days for a single scene on top of the dev not being an animator we'd go from maybe 2 month wait to 4 or 5 for animations not everyone gives a shit about.That must be a hardware issue on your end. Doesn't mean that animations are bad.
and bella and elaine too.Monica and Zarah seems plausible after ep 18
Another way to look at is repeatedly telling your friend you aren't interested in random stranger. Then they say ask them out or I'm never talking to you again.Agreed. Sometimes I feel like people are taking things waaaaaay too seriously for a porn game. It's still just a game. We are simply pretending to be the MC who is pretending to go on a date to gather information in this fictional porn video game. It's silly how this whole thing is just over such a minor issue too. The forced date is exactly just that, a date, it's not a forced relationship. If the term date is such a big deal, just convince yourself that it's a business meeting instead.
It's mind-boggling how some people could be all like "oh dev please make the game the way you want it to be so it's true to your vision" but also the very same people would go "I don't like the way you do something so next time don't do it again". Make up your mind.
So you make a decision. You don't ask the stranger out, well your friend is never talking to you again (game over). If you want to continue talking to your friend, then ask the stranger out on a business meeting understanding that you aren't making any commitment to the stranger and simply doing so to appease to your friend that you value enough to the point that you'd be doing something that you wouldn't have done if it were up to you.Another way to look at is repeatedly telling your friend you aren't interested in random stranger. Then they say ask them out or I'm never talking to you again.
It shouldn't be a game over, at worst it should kill any option to romance Jenna.So you make a decision. You don't ask the stranger out, well your friend is never talking to you again (game over). If you want to continue talking to your friend, then ask the stranger out on a business meeting understanding that you aren't making any commitment to the stranger and simply doing so to appease to your friend that you value enough to the point that you'd be doing something that you wouldn't have done if it were up to you.