In the future? There is already a scene like this with Alison, Jeremy and Ian where you can give Alison two creampies in a row, which I don't remember if it was in chapter 10 or 11, then a gangbang scene that would be good if it happens in an update
Yeah I know that's the scene i was referencing when i said that maybe afterwords she gets hooked on the idea of liking creampies.
For me, Jack's character is a forced character put in at the last minute because if you look closely, his sex scene with Lena is a copy and paste of the scene between Axel and Lena in the apartment, if Jack had beaten up Jack. Axel and Lena offer him as a reward between anal sex or free drinks, which would Jack have chosen?
Nah, it has been built since very early, and many actually look forward to it.
It is, since them hooking up with Gillian would be illogical, considering what the game showed us about them.
Bruh it is a big chunk of Ian's plot. If he can't fuck Ivy at least give him his MMA stint.
I would not be surprised if Jeremy is also tapping that ginger. Axel is a reach though.
Cindy, Alison, Lena, Cherry, Holly and threesome with Lena and Louise. The latter would be the only one with a new girl for Ian and if he is a couple with Lena, the rest are continuation of relationships without anyone new
Yeah I understand but the guy(Ian) himself is developing into CHAD from a normal guy not born like Axel so these will be his traits too (writing, blogging etc). Also as a writer(EK) you have to keep it somewhat realistic and to balance the overall sex crazed/hardcore theme with something normal and simple too. In the end game provides a variety in which personalities of both MC can be developed. So, I don't find it repulsive or over in both Ian and Lena's case.
I don't know why you find writing incompatible with being a badass, there are plenty of examples of both together. One of the most successful spanish writers (Arturo Pérez-Reverte) was a war correspondent in his 20's and 30's. Hemingway had plenty of exciting stuff in his life too and even someone like Saint-Exupéry, who might project an opposite image with books like The Little Prince, was a fighter pilot years before and during WW2.
