The Freezer Bunny Club - A Reading Circle
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"Skeilah;c-17561876" wrote:
Okay I'm gonna put it in the spoiler. I can't really be vague about it but I'll try :') If you don't want any spoilers, DONT READ IT!SpoilerSo, I'm at this point where the next heir, a girl, became a teenager. As a kid, she had two boy friends. One is just as awkward as the girl (so like his dreamhusband for later, youknow?) and the other one basically knows about this challenge and just wants to marry her to stand in the spotlights. He's willing to fight VERY hard. I aged both of the guys together with the girl so the drama-series can go on, but now I'm like, not knowing what to do. Do I want the 'bad guy' to win (because yeah, he's pretty hot), or do I just want him to get in the way REAL BAD and let the true lover win? I don't knowwwwww because whatever I choose will affect the whole rest of the story.
@Skeilah Thanks for sharing.
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I'm a big proponent of autonomy in game. Of course, it can be obnoxiously slow... or I guess obnoxiously fast... in the Sims, but I think Sims have a pretty good idea of who they want to be with. I had a similar problem in gen 1 of my ISBI challenge. Without getting too spoilery, I had everything all planned out. I thought it was pretty obvious who my protagonist would pick and then something happened to trigger a completely different response. It was all autonomous. So autonomously shocking that I fell out of my chair. :lol: But it was the best choice, and the better choice actually in the long run. If you can let your protagonist autonomously pick, or figure out with whom she has the higher relationship, that might be your answer.
