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Not yet I don't think.
But there surely will be in the future.
- May 17, 2020
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How so? So far there have been fatal betrayals of relationships. For example Cathy with Bella or Jill with Quinn. After chapter 8 there was theoretically an amnesty on the past, but new betrayals could be fatal
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From what I can recall, Maya's loan is about the only thing that DPC seems to have royally fucked up. I imagine it'll fizzle out thought; just like the Tybalt blackmail (which had people debating the ins and out of trespass laws in the US), Patrick's blackmail will be ended up being one big bluff (it's the only way DPC can dig himself out of that hole).
I'd be curious to see a list of the many occasions where DPC has shown his ignorance of conditions in the US.
Quinn's dad is dead and her mom just staggers around, out of her mind, at Buddy's joint. Quinn isn't doing anything for anyone but herself. She "desperately needs money" because she smokes her own product and then ends up having to hustle harder to make the difference (and then blames it on Riona).
- Aug 29, 2023
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Once you unlock the special renders, you needn’t unlock them again. Same as the Scenes.
My problem has never been running out of money… unless I spend it on dumb shit like the fish, or Madame Rose, or to get a blowie from Riona. Once you learn where all the money can be found, you’re good.
The other trick is learning how to plan the parties so the DIKs absolutely hate having you in charge of it, never put you in charge again, and now you have free time to fuck your favorite LIs. Haven’t cracked that one yet.
If nothing else, "questionable means for a decent end" can potentially turn things more morally grey, compared to straight black/white of being a greedy self-centered psychopath with no regards for others.
"Only a Sith deals in absolutes."
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How can I delete someone else's post?
- Nov 10, 2020
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The biggest is Neil and MC's poverty, it's just not believable. I'm not saying that there's no poverty in the US, there's way too much, but poverty is relative to the overall wealth of a society. In the US families that have lived on government aid all their lives have color tv's, smartphones, microwaves and etc. Outside of the major cities most Americans own cars, often more than one per family. And the overwhelming majority have air conditioning, in fact I can't remember the last time I saw a car or truck without AC, unless it was a vintage. Almost all houses and apartments have AC.From what I can recall, Maya's loan is about the only thing that DPC seems to have royally fucked up. I imagine it'll fizzle out thought; just like the Tybalt blackmail (which had people debating the ins and out of trespass laws in the US), Patrick's blackmail will be ended up being one big bluff (it's the only way DPC can dig himself out of that hole).
I'd be curious to see a list of the many occasions where DPC has shown his ignorance of conditions in the US.
Quinn's dad is dead and her mom just staggers around, out of her mind, at Buddy's joint. Quinn isn't doing anything for anyone but herself. She "desperately needs money" because she smokes her own product and then ends up having to hustle harder to make the difference (and then blames it on Riona).
Neil's income is way off, a construction worker, especially one with 19+ years on the job, is earning a very good income.
Given this we see MC saying he's never been in a car with AC. There was a similar scene where he commented on seeing color tv. Then there's the car's. Where are they? Even the students from relatively affluent families don't have cars. In fact cars, and parking are a major and growing problems for college's, building and operating parking garages have become significant line items in their budgets.
The entire thing happens on campus and at other destinations, not on the road. The travel is rarely if ever featured, so it's pretty normal you won't see cars. When travel is featured cars do make appearance. With exception of maybe MC no one makes a point about "not having a car". This feels like nitpicking for the sake of nitpicking, tbh.
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Neil doesn't own a car. I haven't seen any of the frat kids, except Rusty, with a car. None of the HOTs either.
But the argument was about DPC's relative ignorance of American society, seems to me you are the one nitpicking.
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That is part of the spirit of South American telenovelas where the poor are very poor but with healthy values, the rich are very rich and omnipotent, but unhappy
- Nov 10, 2020
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Neil and Mc poverty isn't realistic not to the level DPC shows it my family was in construction for a very long time we didn't have a lot of money but I could still play video games, it would be believable if things wasn't easy for them but still got car, tv and everything else a family would have MC act's like he lives in the 70's or a third world country
I can't remember, does Neil state the car he's driving when he takes MC to the college isn't his?
Where do you expect to see the other frat kids with their cars? Driving up the stairs in the school building when they go to classes? Or maybe parking it in the middle of frat house when they come to the party? Because that's the areas where the game takes place.
That's not mentioning you actually do see the scooby gang in a car at the end of latest episode, when they leave Patrick's place.
This was the only part of your argument which involved someone else than MC and his father. I didn't bother with the other points because you have to admit that "the game doesn't portray poverty/American society correctly because one person is excessively poor" makes for a pretty poor argument.
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What a discovery! DPC must be South American. Now everything makes sense
Also, how do you know so much about SA telenovelas?
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My mother is a big fan. Until I was 13-14 years old I had lunch with them.What a discovery! DPC must be South American. Now everything makes sense
Also, how do you know so much about SA telenovelas?
Culture is always culture
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Neil's poverty can be realistic considering what is written in Neil's BIO. He once had a legal dispute and something like that can drive a person into lifelong poverty.
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These examples are all easily explainable with some contrived bs, so they don't really showcase ignorance with the US, they're just flippant plot devices to provide humble beginnings of the mc. DPC could have bored us with some sob story with the specifics as to how the dad bought his own construction business but it was a dud and he ended up in piles of debt and had to sell the family home and shit, and only now has he started to be able to put some money aside. Therefore they live in a run down house and have a beat up car. It's not unbelievable, it's just not common.
Not sure about your comment on cars. Most scenes don't call for cars. The mc borrows Rusty's car to take Quinn downtown, Jill drives them to the picnic, Jade drives the mc to her house. So these scenes call for a car. But most of the characters live in the dorms, their incentive to have a car on campus isn't high. And even if they do have cars, there no reason for us to see them.