No, they asked for something specific and you, not understanding correctly, gave them the wrong information.
It's a game. It/she was written by a male Dev.
But I don't think it will affect the threesome either. She might be mad if you've been buying from the restaurant. But the threesome during the halloween planning I think is pretty safe.
Sage isn't perfect by a long shot. She likes douchebags if they confirm to her opinion on how men should act, she tends to ignore problems until they blow up in her face and ignore other people may want something different than what she wants from them. It's why Quinn has been able to do what she's done in the sorority, she was the only girl in her sorority not to realize her boyfriend was gay, and her and Tremolo hit a rough patch halfway through the game. Her storyline has her start to mature faster than the love interests in her age group, but that's not a sign of perfection. That's just life.
Quinn has a long way to go to get any sort of redemption. She came from a really bad situation, surrounded by negative influences and without any real support in her life. She does a lot of bad things but there have been a few moments to show that underneath she actually cares.
The conditions for Quinn to accept that threesome are pretty borderline, then okay, it's a porn game so we're okay with it being harmless sex.
It's not a matter of redemption, but Quinn has clearly taken advantage of Sage's trust, so he has to deal with her willingly or unwillingly
I know this is well tread ground in the thread, but it always feels weird that there is no option for the MC to really explain what Quinn is doing to Maya or Sage.
It would have been enough for him to make explicit why, "I don't know if Sage would believe me," for example. So many times we are shown what mc is thinking, such as when he decides not to go help Jill on her date with tybalt or put off telling Josy and Maya about his decision.
I agree, but the broader reason is probably narrative and development related. The restaurant ties to a lot of other plot elements, like the Burke's, Maya's scholarship, etc.
Redemption?
Yeah, it'll take time and effort, for sure. It'd need to start in episode 11 or 12, and being an ongoing progress throughout season 4. Ideally it'd still be ongoing during her epilogue or whatever.
Of course. That would be part of her redemption arc. She needs to make amends to those she's wronged.
Quinn not leaving Riona out to dry could be a good "trigger" for the start of such an arc.
I think for a game like this something bigger than slowly changing is likely. However, I do agree that something other than just death or prison would be preferred. I don't think self sacrifice necessarily has to be one of those two things. I do though hope there is a "good" ending of some sort for her and MC if you play that route, even if she has a "bad" ending in other people's routes. Something that makes the MC's influence in the last chapter impactful would be nice.
I would not speak of redemption, because that presupposes repentance, which Quinn is not said to ever have; it all depends on her motivations. Quinn could apologize for going behind Sage's back without being repentant for what she did, remaining true to herself.
Quinn started to show that she is capable on the Roof on Halloween and with MC at the fastfood place. She doesn't as blatantly say she knows she is messed up as Sage does, but she at least seems capable of repentance and the beginnings of self reflection.
Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. Especially with the apology scene earlier in the episode.
I feel like we've had enough moments with her that shows she's not entirely happy with who she is. I don't see a genuine desire to be better as particularly out of character for her. It all depends on what she chooses when she comes to that crossroads.
