If only this thread had tags to tell you what to expect from the game you could have saved your oh so precious time... just like back in 7th grade where you failed reading comprehension.
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it is also chapter 2, following a chapter 1 where basically every LI hated the MC.
I personally don't like games that throw sex scenes at you right out of the blue without any prior context (ie a girlfriend or whatever), some people only play VNs for sex scenes
Different strokes for different folks, this one seems to be taking a slow burn son it probably isn't for you
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Well, good for you. You can simp all you want then.Not if you look like lexi lol, delusional take, sorry
shes just a party girl, sexual assault, give me a break
getting a mild tootache from all the wholesome interactions between MC and the girls, can't wait for more
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Sensible sure, thanks for the compliment, but I'm really not defending anyone
Dessolos was confused on what exactly the accusation was about so I tried to lay out the argument the other dude was implying since he was basically just saying "This is how it is and you're dumb if you think otherwise."
To be clear, I think if a girl IRL did what Lexi did it'd be basically harmless and the fact it's a video game makes it completely so.
Yeah wooooorst case you could call it sexual harrasment (while the mc has any possibility to just say no/walk away/whatever) which i still think doesnt apply here but to call it sexual assault or even rape really is just next level delusional and over the top dramaqueen (bitch) behavior and as i said downplaying real rape situations
The "dumb" comment wasnt meant in your direction by the way but at the user who started this outlandish take (but i can see how/why it looked like that, sorry about that.)
Ok, let's try to deflect the trolling attempt and be a little more constructive. Here's a story from a soon-to-be 46 years old.
Let's go back 30 years. I'm an introverted 15 years old: I don't have many friends, and no female friends to boot - I like reading books and listening to black metal. On the flipside, my brother is a social butterfly, and he's in the clubbing scene. He's convinced he has to "break my shell", and he always invites me to go out with his friends. I mostly decline, but through a series of circumstances one weekend he catches me off guard and convinces me to go out clubbing with him one night ("It's the best club in the whole province, you have to come!"). Of course, I'm not very enthusiastic. I've already been in clubs, and I find them boring and annoying at the same time: I can barely stand the music, the loudness is off the charts, you can't have a conversation and I usually get a migraine half an hour in - plus they can't serve me alcohol, so I can't even drink to help passing the time. I know my brother's intention are good, though: I decide to put on a good face, and let the night go by.
Well, to cut the story short, that night I managed to perform my first prolonged french kiss with a girl. Now, "I managed" is too generous: I didn't do a lot, the girl was practically a whirlwind that took me for the ride. I didn't even learn her name, and after all those years, I don't even remember her very well, except for her black hair in a short bob and her acid green t-shirt. I think she was a little older than me, slightly chubby, and not particularly attractive - but neither am I, so who cares. I exchanged only a few words with her, and I can also guess she probably went to do the same with other people that night - but I don't care, it's still a nice memory to me, and it also did good to my acne-ridden teenager self-esteem. And if someone told me I've been sexually harrassed, I'd probably die of laughter right there and then.
That's why I don't envy new generations, especially those immersed in social network dynamics: imagine perceiving a girl trying to have some fun as a menace, or a trauma source. Imagine having to turn an avance attempt in a signposted pantomime, because subtelty and spontaneity are perceived as a risk. Thinking that everything is a threat, and every intent is malicious, warps one's sense of reality - and not for the best, in my opinion.
Let's go back 30 years. I'm an introverted 15 years old: I don't have many friends, and no female friends to boot - I like reading books and listening to black metal. On the flipside, my brother is a social butterfly, and he's in the clubbing scene. He's convinced he has to "break my shell", and he always invites me to go out with his friends. I mostly decline, but through a series of circumstances one weekend he catches me off guard and convinces me to go out clubbing with him one night ("It's the best club in the whole province, you have to come!"). Of course, I'm not very enthusiastic. I've already been in clubs, and I find them boring and annoying at the same time: I can barely stand the music, the loudness is off the charts, you can't have a conversation and I usually get a migraine half an hour in - plus they can't serve me alcohol, so I can't even drink to help passing the time. I know my brother's intention are good, though: I decide to put on a good face, and let the night go by.
Well, to cut the story short, that night I managed to perform my first prolonged french kiss with a girl. Now, "I managed" is too generous: I didn't do a lot, the girl was practically a whirlwind that took me for the ride. I didn't even learn her name, and after all those years, I don't even remember her very well, except for her black hair in a short bob and her acid green t-shirt. I think she was a little older than me, slightly chubby, and not particularly attractive - but neither am I, so who cares. I exchanged only a few words with her, and I can also guess she probably went to do the same with other people that night - but I don't care, it's still a nice memory to me, and it also did good to my acne-ridden teenager self-esteem. And if someone told me I've been sexually harrassed, I'd probably die of laughter right there and then.
That's why I don't envy new generations, especially those immersed in social network dynamics: imagine perceiving a girl trying to have some fun as a menace, or a trauma source. Imagine having to turn an avance attempt in a signposted pantomime, because subtelty and spontaneity are perceived as a risk. Thinking that everything is a threat, and every intent is malicious, warps one's sense of reality - and not for the best, in my opinion.
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The main thing is...if you like it, even the most heinous crime is justified from your perspective...but if you don't like it, you will say it objectively.
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I'll bite and have a proper discussion about Lexi. We can all agree that sexual assault is when something sexual is done without consent. However, consent is not strictly only about asking permission first. Giving permission is giving consent, but the absence of permission doesn't automatically mean no consent.
So what exactly is "consent" in this case? There are a few different cases:
1. You ask for permission and they said yes. Obviously consent is given.
2. You ask for permission and they said no. Obviously consent is not given.
3. You didn't ask for permission first. This is the maybe yes, maybe no.
Lexi's kiss at the club falls into the third category. She kissed MC without asking for permission. So what happens here? Is there consent or no? Is this sexual assault or no? We have to look at what happened afterwards. When asked if MC didn't like the kiss, he said he wouldn't say he didn't like it. He then followed it up by saying to at least give a warning first before kissing him next time. It is then followed with them dancing together next, and ended with MC bringing Lexi back to his room.
To me, it's fairly clear that while MC didn't give permission first because Lexi didn't ask for one, he wasn't against it and he was even open for a repeat of such action "next time". It's obvious that MC doesn't consider himself to be a victim of a sexual assault.
Youre comparing a girl whos flirty and kisses a guy with hitler ........ this screams stupidity
But there is a little bit of truth in your comment, you dont like lexi and it apparently leads to you brain shutting down and making up really dumb excuses as for why you dont like her
Why does he keep sleeping on his desk if his dorm has 2 beds is he stupid ?
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You all should stop this fruitless discussion. It's just about a harmless VN (with its all unrealistic rules and events) and nothing more ... and definitely not about Hitler/Trump/Putin or whoever.
Whats so bad about it? At least its about the avn (lexis behavior) and not the usual update when? dev milker? abandoned? circlejerk
The take was dumb but why not interact with it? Not a lot happening here atm anyway in this thread
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Oh come on guys, most of us (including me) would be happy if an enthusiastic supersweet-and-sexy girl like Lexi would woo for us and try to seduce us. That is no harassment at all. Normally it's called "woman-chases-man". So where's the problem? Are we in a new age of extreme prudery?Whats so bad about it? At least its about the avn (lexis behavior) and not the usual update when? dev milker? abandoned? circlejerk
The take was dumb but why not interact with it? Not a lot happening here atm anyway in this thread
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I did say that if you like it it's not big deal. MC liked it but as a player I didn't like it because I didn't have any choice. MC only brought her home because she was hammered...and the other option leads to game over. Of course, given the chance MC will brought her home even if she was not drunk. But I want choices to do that or not. The next morning she even forced herself on MC once more. Again, MC probably liked it like most of the players...I have no problem with women chasing men situation...but, forcing yourself on someone else because you like them, that's sexual assault in my opinion. Maybe where we live, law works differently.
I think you quoted the wrong guy lol, i was arguing against the guy stating all this dumb stuff