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By the way this game is trending, 6 years and 3 chapters from now she's gonna stab someone in your harem to death
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it's been almost two years since i played it, i just downloaded it, and there's not even 30 minutes of new content. what a disappointment.
- Aug 24, 2020
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Probably took you longer to download it than the play time
I have a question several times different characters have mentioned to the hero that they will figure it out and someone will tell him something, but only when the hero goes to the army I wonder why and whether there will be an update about how the hero goes to the army just interesting
- Mar 21, 2020
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Think you're in the wrong thread.
in that one, it's in the game, Harper and two other women tell the hero about the army, so I'm in that topic, I'm just wondering how the Wvm developer will beat this topic
- Sep 9, 2023
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Keep wondering then
. I don't think you'll ever have an answer to that, considering the time it take for a scene to be upload..you mean when they talk about him getting drafted? they are not talking about the army they are talking about draft pick for the nba
Keep wondering then
I've sussed it out. Braindead is in a higher dimension where time elapses exponentially slower than it does in ours. Also, due to the complexity of that higher dimension nothing makes sense when squeezed down into our realities. A coherent story is simply not possible when you are missing an extra dimensional space.
But what the fuck do I know? I'm just a frog on a lilly pad, just trying to get through life without being swallowed by an alligator.
- Oct 4, 2022
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They never mention the army, they're talking about a sports draft.
All American professional sports have a draft system where all teams in a league take turns picking a player to add to their team. Players can declare for the draft after playing at least one year on a college team. When they say the protagonist is going to get drafted, they mean that he will start playing for a professional team which means he would relocate to whichever state that team is located in.
Only rookies get drafted and usually they sign a contract with the team they get drafted to. Once the contract is up, players enter "free agency" where teams can offer them new contracts and the player can choose which team he wants to join.
Basically, there's no mention of the army in the game. The protagonist will spend a year at WVM before moving onto a professional team.
- Aug 5, 2019
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unless he ends up in the G-league then its a hit or miss on his nba journey lol
- Jan 9, 2018
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Somewhat random, but is it just me or do they say "mmmmmmmmmmmmmm" way too damn often? It kills the mood. lol
- Aug 12, 2021
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Its like this games teehee(University of Problems)
- Mar 7, 2021
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Nah, he's scored 10 points in one half of one game in college where he also purposefully injured the other team's star player (rightfully, but still). He's NBA bound for sure. Locked in lottery pick
- Sep 30, 2020
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I'm sure most of you don't care, but what is kind of amusing at this point is how out of date the game is because of rule changes. Way back I pointed out how WVM could get in trouble for giving the MC houses and cars in the game because it's all against NCAA rules.
However what has changed for stars in American college athletics is the name, image, and likeness rights. College players now get a percentage of their jersey sales as well being able to sell their autographs and other things that can generate hundreds of thousands and even millions of dollars a year for the player.
Just a few years back that was all against the rules too. The only way they were getting any real money was either against the rules (boosters giving them money, houses, cars etc) or they could take a loan based on future earning potential. Not that the MC would've ever really had to whore himself out for money, but at this point it's laughable. A player as hyped as the MC would make a couple million a year no problem while playing college basketball.
Perhaps he'll update it in the rework.
However what has changed for stars in American college athletics is the name, image, and likeness rights. College players now get a percentage of their jersey sales as well being able to sell their autographs and other things that can generate hundreds of thousands and even millions of dollars a year for the player.
Just a few years back that was all against the rules too. The only way they were getting any real money was either against the rules (boosters giving them money, houses, cars etc) or they could take a loan based on future earning potential. Not that the MC would've ever really had to whore himself out for money, but at this point it's laughable. A player as hyped as the MC would make a couple million a year no problem while playing college basketball.
Perhaps he'll update it in the rework.
- Jul 29, 2017
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I can't remember who does what exactly, but maybe one of the girls can be in charge of merchandising. She can team up with Rachael for a special marketing campaign: Lil' 43!I'm sure most of you don't care, but what is kind of amusing at this point is how out of date the game is because of rule changes. Way back I pointed out how WVM could get in trouble for giving the MC houses and cars in the game because it's all against NCAA rules.
However what has changed for stars in American college athletics is the name, image, and likeness rights. College players now get a percentage of their jersey sales as well being able to sell their autographs and other things that can generate hundreds of thousands and even millions of dollars a year for the player.
Just a few years back that was all against the rules too. The only way they were getting any real money was either against the rules (boosters giving them money, houses, cars etc) or they could take a loan based on future earning potential. Not that the MC would've ever really had to whore himself out for money, but at this point it's laughable. A player as hyped as the MC would make a couple million a year no problem while playing college basketball.
Perhaps he'll update it in the rework.
For a nominal fee, you will get to have sex with MC for a chance to be impregnated. If successful, in 9 months you will receive your very own Lil' 43—an extremely rare, exclusive collector's item! As an extra bonus, MC may choose to be present in the product's life, for as long as he sees fit. If this condition is met, the option of continued sexual activities may be exercised by either party for no additional charge.
Terms and conditions may apply. Must pay for every appointment until confirmed pregnant. The accuracy of the words "rare" and "exclusive" is fluid, and subject to interpretation. Jamie has complete authority to approve or deny any and all decisions regarding the attempts at pregnancy, the extent of MC's involvement in Lil 43's life, the customer's access to MC and the possibility of joining his harem. Please see Elizabeth or Willow to discuss any complaints.
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I hope he doesn't. There are plenty of films, books, and games set in the past that do just fine. Even something from the 1990s doesn't need to "update" to modern rules in order still to work. This also is a fictional university, so it's a fictional world. (Unless this is somehow supposed to be West Valley Mission college.I'm sure most of you don't care, but what is kind of amusing at this point is how out of date the game is because of rule changes. Way back I pointed out how WVM could get in trouble for giving the MC houses and cars in the game because it's all against NCAA rules.
However what has changed for stars in American college athletics is the name, image, and likeness rights. College players now get a percentage of their jersey sales as well being able to sell their autographs and other things that can generate hundreds of thousands and even millions of dollars a year for the player.
Just a few years back that was all against the rules too. The only way they were getting any real money was either against the rules (boosters giving them money, houses, cars etc) or they could take a loan based on future earning potential. Not that the MC would've ever really had to whore himself out for money, but at this point it's laughable. A player as hyped as the MC would make a couple million a year no problem while playing college basketball.
Perhaps he'll update it in the rework.
) There's no reason this needs to reflect reality today. There's already enough time between releases; I don't think we should be trying to distract BD from wherever his story is supposed to go.
- Aug 12, 2021
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Kinda sounds like an avn plot lol, your a COD pro but your dad is kicking you out unless you play sports. Let's bang every woman in his life as revenge.
- Sep 30, 2020
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You forgot. Limit one per customer while supplies last. Not available in Alaska and Hawaii. Limited time offer.
I highly doubt we are ever getting a rework, and a zero percent chance of a rework of the rework. I don't expect anyone to actually care it's just a game, least of all BD. I just thought some might find it interesting.I hope he doesn't. There are plenty of films, books, and games set in the past that do just fine. Even something from the 1990s doesn't need to "update" to modern rules in order still to work. This also is a fictional university, so it's a fictional world. (Unless this is somehow supposed to be West Valley Mission college.