Why would it have 0 percent chance of happening? Also, keep in mind, this is not bound under any concept of the NCAA. The setting is intentionally non-specific
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It's a fair point, but often you need to let things go for the sake of fiction, especially in porn. I mean is "that's not proper protocol for a plumber" or "she is not wearing a proper police uniform" valid criticism for porn? I guess it depends on the type of narrative, but it can be difficult to see the line of where you should just accept its internal logic.
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Of course it could happen in real life, and probably has.
You might be a loner but some of us have friends we've stuck with since childhood.
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Yep...it's not quite the same but my best friend of 34 years is a year younger than I am when we were in high school he sacrificed an entire summer to cram school so he could skip a year and graduate with me
For him, I don't know how important it would be. He is already known and is drawing attention himself. If he were a middle of the road player, it might be an issue, but if he really is a "star" scouts are going to come to watch him, shitty team or not. So long as he himself does not fuck up, he's still going to have draft interest in a year when he plans to go pro. And if he does manage to take a bottom of the barrel team, and solely with his presence bring them up in rank significantly... Doesn't that actually increase his perceived value?
ok i'm getting way to heated over this, like someone said i's not NCAA so it's probaly just 1 league that he's in, i still think he's dumb for doing that but i guess it's not as bad as i thought
and i'm not trying to start anything i just wanted to point out that what i said was a statement of fact that no number 1 recruit has done anything like what MC did
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Just chalk it up to suspension of disbelief and move on
am i wrong about that tho? i'm not just saying that, there's actual evidence to it, but like someone else said it's not like ncaa so it's not as big a dealJust chalk it up to suspension of disbelief and move on
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Prolly not but to be honest man I don't give enough of fuck about that particular aspect of the plot to care either way lol
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It depends on the subject of the complaint. Go back through the thread pages and you'll probably see what I mean. One guy was mad that he had to have sex in the game, IIRC. Imagine Getting angry because you have to have sex in a sex game. Mind=boggled
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There's nothing wrong with pointing out something that doesn't sit right for you.
It can encourage decent conversation and there's an opportunity for a different perspective to be presented which may sit better for you, as it seems you've found.
Don't forget: improbable is not the same as impossible.
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true enough , but this is just a game and not real life , which there seems to be alot of people confusing the 2 , just my opinion , so all you haters , go ahead and hang my ass
i will say the creator did a pretty good job at showcasing how a recruit like him would be recieved at a college like that
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So you are saying that if he have gone to the best possible team you will like it more?
You know,people like MC don't like to take the easy way.
He need a constant challenge.To prove himself all the time.
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That's actually pretty realistic. When I went to college the star recruits in football, track, basketball, and baseball got VERY preferential treatment in addition to their scholarships. I don't think any of them got a house as nice as the MC's second house in this game tho. lol
i agreed with you, also it's different in this because he's a top recruit so that means the college makes literally so much many off him that it's crazy so they're probaly trying to keep him happy so he dosen't transfer
Normally I would agree completely with this statement, but given BrainDrop has done an incredible job on their work rate, criticizing story holes that don't really break the game or introduce bugs seems silly. From what I have observed, BrainDrop has been faithful to a tight production schedule and the game has a huge amount of sex content. That combined with the quality of the renders alone putting them in the top tier of devs I have seen on here. If fixing some of the story qualms means production delays, then I am not sure it is worth it. Just my two cents.There's nothing wrong with pointing out something that doesn't sit right for you.
It can encourage decent conversation and there's an opportunity for a different perspective to be presented which may sit better for you, as it seems you've found.
Don't forget: improbable is not the same as impossible.