Oh Hell; I didn’t ask you to do that! (But What Next?)
I have a Blog/Story for my version of the Pancakes.
Bob and Eliza currently have a young (toddler) daughter named Ainsley.
The idea was to let whims and autonomy dictate the course of the story and the troubled marriage. (That’s even how Ainsley was born).
Suddenly I’m not entirely sure. At the same time, to force/direct things goes against my intended style of gameplay. I’m torn.
What happened was the same old story; Eliza got invited out to the romance festival to drink tea with Gunther Munch from Avant Gardes (of which she is a member).
Leave them alone for literally ONE SECOND :s to tend to Ainsley and Bob (whom I’d bought along) and Gunther and Eliza are flirting (lightly) with each other.
No whims, Eliza wants to wants to watch Romantic TV instead. Bob had a ridgeport, not Sakura Tea, so he is not flirty.
Once I saw the hand kissing and rose exchanging going on, I sent Eliza to the romance guru for a quick bit of fun advice and then sent them all home. And by all, I mean Gunther came along.
As an aside, the guru gave Eliza a bleak “That’s interesting, don’t make any plans” bleak kind of forecast as regards her “current relationship” and I guess romantic future in general.
SO, how things stand is this. Gunther and Eliza have a rather weak Romantic Interest. I can consider that the game has “spoken” and let things take whatever course they may. Alternately I can clamp down on the affair before it begins. Perhaps keep Gunther strictly away from the family until things settle down.
What would you do?
Oh, and Eliza has this interesting looking “Gush about partner” interaction. I notice that it is classified “Friendly” but I wonder what would happen if she started gushing about Bob right now? (At the same time, I don’t think gushing about Bob fits with the characters as I have added to/written/envisaged them)
Bob and Eliza currently have a young (toddler) daughter named Ainsley.
The idea was to let whims and autonomy dictate the course of the story and the troubled marriage. (That’s even how Ainsley was born).
Suddenly I’m not entirely sure. At the same time, to force/direct things goes against my intended style of gameplay. I’m torn.
What happened was the same old story; Eliza got invited out to the romance festival to drink tea with Gunther Munch from Avant Gardes (of which she is a member).
Leave them alone for literally ONE SECOND :s to tend to Ainsley and Bob (whom I’d bought along) and Gunther and Eliza are flirting (lightly) with each other.
No whims, Eliza wants to wants to watch Romantic TV instead. Bob had a ridgeport, not Sakura Tea, so he is not flirty.
Once I saw the hand kissing and rose exchanging going on, I sent Eliza to the romance guru for a quick bit of fun advice and then sent them all home. And by all, I mean Gunther came along.
As an aside, the guru gave Eliza a bleak “That’s interesting, don’t make any plans” bleak kind of forecast as regards her “current relationship” and I guess romantic future in general.
SO, how things stand is this. Gunther and Eliza have a rather weak Romantic Interest. I can consider that the game has “spoken” and let things take whatever course they may. Alternately I can clamp down on the affair before it begins. Perhaps keep Gunther strictly away from the family until things settle down.
What would you do?
Oh, and Eliza has this interesting looking “Gush about partner” interaction. I notice that it is classified “Friendly” but I wonder what would happen if she started gushing about Bob right now? (At the same time, I don’t think gushing about Bob fits with the characters as I have added to/written/envisaged them)
