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Nonsense opinion

It doesn't force you to forgive her, you can literally not be with the girl but that way you don't get any scenes with her and it doesn't make sense to forgive her either, if she didn't bully the MC then her mother who is a mafia would have hurt her friend and the MC himself in a worse way.

“Choices don't matter” You can literally even have an ending with Emma and decide which girl to keep, what did you expect DnD?

I understand that it is your opinion as you put it but it still seems too over the top to me to get to the point of “hate”.

If you want freedom of decisions play DnD, pathfinder or Baldurs Gate, if you want visual novel I only know Superhuman which has like 60 endings.

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I probably should have been a bit more specific when I said "Choices don't really matter". What I mean was that the choices solely revolved around the potential relationships rather then the story (from what I played). Based on the comments the MC was making when he first reunited with the bully, it seemed like he wasn't really upset with her which confused and irritated me. I didn't want to forgive her but it felt like the game was telling and kind of forcing you to do so. Also, Emma invading you privacy by investigating you behind your back and then convincing the "Landlady" for them to live there for her own selfish reasons made me mad, not because of what she did, but how the MC reacted to it. It was like he was alright with her doing that. The game just kept throwing irritating scenario after irritating scenario at me, and considering I was playing to have fun and not just spend the entire playthrough angry, I decided to drop it. Like I mentioned before, I never beat the game or got too far to begin with so maybe it got better, but first impressions are everything and I got irritated enough to not care for what the future had.