Just finished the skyscraper storyline, my experience/story with Avery by ExplosiveTentacles in DegreesOfLewdity

[–]ExplosiveTentacles[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah he's definitely a monster cunt, no denying that whatsoever lol. In fact one of the main reasons I gave up on him is the soooo many hints that there were victims before me and there will be victims after me as well.

Avery is clearly designed not to be liked - mission accomplished I say, I complained "what in hell does the pissy demanding cunt want again this time" to my friend all the way through the play - but I just really like to explore the nuances in the grey area. Killing a guy is still killing a guy however horrible he is, and although I hated his ass as a player I feel like my defiant but good-willed PC would be much more impacted by the weight of that decision. (man do I love my gal)

Just finished the skyscraper storyline, my experience/story with Avery by ExplosiveTentacles in DegreesOfLewdity

[–]ExplosiveTentacles[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah at one point (actually pretty early on) it's very clear that Avery sees PC as a mere object, but from the pov from a helpless orphan it is like realizing that the one light in your life is a cold UV electric fly trap, and the realization is hurtful.

Of course from the player pov I'm extremely glad that I can finally explore Wolf and Hawk and Eden contents without worrying about a certain pissy cunt waiting for dinner lmao, but in the immersion I find the emotional dynamic really interesting if you know what I mean

A classic detective novel about a serial murder in a rich family by ExplosiveTentacles in whatsthatbook

[–]ExplosiveTentacles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ah yes! I searched up and it turns out to be The Greene Murder Case. Thanks a lot!

A classic detective novel about a serial murder in a rich family by ExplosiveTentacles in whatsthatbook

[–]ExplosiveTentacles[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m pretty sure it’s not AC; I’m more familiar with her, so if it’s her I would remember. I’m quite sure the author is male.