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* CommitmentAnxiety: Including the tutorials, there are over eighty episodes all told with new ones published semi-frequently. The earlier episodes of "High School Life" don't take that long to play through, but later episodes of HSL and the entirety of the other seasons can take up to an hour to finish. For each episode. And you can't just skip episodes, you have to play through each one before you can finish a season. (Thankfully, you don't have to complete one season in order to play the others.) That's not even getting into cost, in more ways than one: earlier episodes of HSL aren't that bad, but the other episodes can take about 2,000 AP to complete. This means that if you pay to play, your bank account will be taking a huge hit and if you want to play for free the shear amount of ''waiting'' you need to do in order to collect enough to finish even five episodes can take as much as six months (or more, depending on how lucky you get with the mini-games).
* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Illustrations can be incredibly hard to unlock and the cost of failing to unlock them is expensive. As such, fans tend to only pick the answers that will lead towards their desired illustration.
* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Illustrations can be incredibly hard to unlock and the cost of failing to unlock them is expensive. As such, fans tend to only pick the answers that will lead towards their desired illustration.
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* CommitmentAnxiety: Including the tutorials, there are over eighty almost 100 episodes all told with new ones published semi-frequently. told. The earlier exact AP cost for each one varies depending on which season you're playing and individual dialogue choices, but they generally consume anywhere between 500 to 1,500 AP. While each season can played in any order, episodes of "High School Life" don't take that long to play through, but later episodes of HSL and the entirety must be played in chronological order; none of the other seasons can take up to an hour to finish. For each episode. And you can't just skip episodes, you have to play through each one before you can finish a season. (Thankfully, you don't have to complete one season in order to play the others.) That's not even getting into cost, in more ways than one: earlier episodes of HSL aren't that bad, but the other episodes can be skipped. And since the amount of AP you get each day is very low compared to how much an episode costs, the bank accounts of pay-to-players will take about 2,000 AP to complete. This means that if you pay to play, your bank account will be taking a huge hit and if you want to play for free the shear patience of free-to-players will be tested thanks to the sheer amount of ''waiting'' you they'll need to do in order to collect enough AP to finish even five episodes can take as much as six months (or more, depending on how lucky you get with the mini-games).
''one'' episode, never mind an entire season's worth.
* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Illustrations can be incredibly hard to unlock and the cost of failing to unlock them is expensive. As such, fans tend to only pick the answers that will lead towards their desiredillustration.illustration, potentially missing out on unique character interactions.
* ComplacentGamingSyndrome: Illustrations can be incredibly hard to unlock and the cost of failing to unlock them is expensive. As such, fans tend to only pick the answers that will lead towards their desired
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* IKnewIt:
** Most fans correctly guessed that [[spoiler:Nathaniel was being abused]] long before Episode 23 confirmed it as true.
** Alexy's crush on Kentin was confirmed in Episode 39, but was predicted as soon as he stated "I like muscles" back in Episode 12.
** Most fans correctly guessed that [[spoiler:Nathaniel was being abused]] long before Episode 23 confirmed it as true.
** Alexy's crush on Kentin was confirmed in Episode 39, but was predicted as soon as he stated "I like muscles" back in Episode 12.
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* FridgeHorror: Nathaniel spent a ''lot'' of late nights at the high school. Initially, this can be easily brushed off as him being studious to a fault. Then it's confirmed that [[spoiler: his father beats him and his mother turns a blind eye to the abuse. It's likely that he spends to much time at school because he wants to put off going home as long as possible.]]
* GrowingTheBeard: In the game's early days, episodes tended to be pretty silly and run-of-the-mill. "A Jump Back in Time" would kick start the game's first major story arc which included Candy having to deal with being the victim of a particularly nasty bully. This would begin a trend of character based story arcs that would also tackle heavy subject matter such as domestic abuse and cyberbullying.
* HarsherInHindsight: If you choose to have Candy tell Kentin that she liked the old him better upon his return, he looks crestfallen and tells Candy that she's the only person that did. In the context of "The Weight of the Past", this becomes a lot more upsetting. %%flesh out later
** Through most of the game, Lysander's poor memory is PlayedForLaughs. Then comes "State of Emergency", where [[spoiler: as a result of his head trauma after being hit by a car, he develops amnesia and forgets, among other things, who Candy is.]]
* GrowingTheBeard: In the game's early days, episodes tended to be pretty silly and run-of-the-mill. "A Jump Back in Time" would kick start the game's first major story arc which included Candy having to deal with being the victim of a particularly nasty bully. This would begin a trend of character based story arcs that would also tackle heavy subject matter such as domestic abuse and cyberbullying.
* HarsherInHindsight: If you choose to have Candy tell Kentin that she liked the old him better upon his return, he looks crestfallen and tells Candy that she's the only person that did. In the context of "The Weight of the Past", this becomes a lot more upsetting. %%flesh out later
** Through most of the game, Lysander's poor memory is PlayedForLaughs. Then comes "State of Emergency", where [[spoiler: as a result of his head trauma after being hit by a car, he develops amnesia and forgets, among other things, who Candy is.]]
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* FridgeHorror: Nathaniel spent a ''lot'' of late nights at the high school. Initially, this can be easily brushed off as him being studious to a fault. Then it's confirmed that [[spoiler: his [[spoiler:his father beats him and his mother turns a blind eye to the abuse. It's likely that he spends to so much time at school because he wants to put off going home as long as possible.]]
he possibly can]].
* GrowingTheBeard:In the game's early days, Early episodes of HSL tended to be pretty silly and run-of-the-mill. run-of-the-mill with the worst conflicts being Candy dealing with Amber's bullying or worrying about passing exams. "A Jump Back in Time" would kick start the game's first major story arc which included Candy having to deal with being the victim of Deborah, a particularly nasty bully. bully who manages to turn almost all of Candy's classmates against her. This arc would begin a trend of character based story arcs that would also tackle mature and heavy subject matter such as domestic abuse abuse, cyberbullying, and cyberbullying.
sex.
*HarsherInHindsight: HarsherInHindsight:
** If you choose to have Candy tell Kentin that she liked the old him better upon his return, he looks crestfallen and tells Candy that she's the only person that did. In the context of "The Weight of the Past", this becomes a lot more upsetting. %%flesh out later\n
** Through most of the game, Lysander's poor memory is PlayedForLaughs. Then comes "State of Emergency", where[[spoiler: [[spoiler:he develops amnesia as a result of his head trauma after being hit by a car, he develops amnesia and forgets, among other things, car. This manifests in him forgetting who Candy is.]]is and that his father is sick and in the hospital]].
* GrowingTheBeard:
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** If you choose to have Candy tell Kentin that she liked the old him better upon his return, he looks crestfallen and tells Candy that she's the only person that did. In the context of "The Weight of the Past", this becomes a lot more upsetting.
** Through most of the game, Lysander's poor memory is PlayedForLaughs. Then comes "State of Emergency", where
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** Capucine is very rude to Candy and most everyone else. Later episodes imply that she has some kind of anxiety disorder and serious issues making friends, which is why she looks up to Amber so much. In "Happy Life, Double Life", [[spoiler: Amber, who was mainly [[PetTheDog Petting the Dog]] in regards to her, tells the whole class about Capucine's relationship with a nerdy underclassmen and bullies her to the point of tears.]] This act made a few fans feel more sympathetic to Capucine.
** Evan's behavior often crosses the line, and his influence on Kentin is wholly negative, but not only did he [[spoiler: lose his parents at 10 years old and got separated from his baby brothers, he also grew up in a toxic military school environment where he was bullied as badly as Kentin (and possibly raped) and developed his jerk behavior as a method of keeping people from picking on him.]] Not to mention he thinks he's protecting Kentin, and he doesn't seem to realize how badly he's behaving (take his shock at himself and his instant apology after Rosalya yelled at him for pushing himself onto her).
** Evan's behavior often crosses the line, and his influence on Kentin is wholly negative, but not only did he [[spoiler: lose his parents at 10 years old and got separated from his baby brothers, he also grew up in a toxic military school environment where he was bullied as badly as Kentin (and possibly raped) and developed his jerk behavior as a method of keeping people from picking on him.]] Not to mention he thinks he's protecting Kentin, and he doesn't seem to realize how badly he's behaving (take his shock at himself and his instant apology after Rosalya yelled at him for pushing himself onto her).
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** Capucine is very rude to Candy and most everyone else. Later episodes imply that she has some kind of anxiety disorder and serious issues making friends, which is why she looks up to Amber so much. In "Happy Life, Double Life", [[spoiler: Amber, who was mainly [[PetTheDog Petting the Dog]] in regards to her, [[spoiler:Amber tells the whole class about Capucine's relationship with a nerdy underclassmen and bullies her to the point of tears.]] tears]]. This act incident made a few fans feel more sympathetic to towards Capucine.
** Evan's behavior often crosses theline, line and his influence on Kentin is wholly mainly negative, but not only did he [[spoiler: lose [[spoiler:lose his parents at 10 years old when he was only ten and got separated from his baby brothers, he also grew up in a toxic military school environment where he was bullied as badly as Kentin (and possibly raped) and raped). To cope with the trauma, he developed his jerk behavior as a method of keeping tough-as-nails exterior in order to keep people from picking on him.]] Not to mention he thinks him]]. He believes he's protecting Kentin, Kentin and he doesn't seem to realize how badly he's behaving (take poorly thought out some of his shock at himself and his instant apology after Rosalya yelled at him for pushing himself onto her).actions are.
** Evan's behavior often crosses the
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* LesYay: Even before UL made Candy's bisexuality canon there was plenty of this:
** Priya's interactions and comments with Candy noticeably take on a far more sincere and serious tone.
** Priya's interactions and comments with Candy noticeably take on a far more sincere and serious tone.
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* LesYay: Even before UL made Candy's bisexuality canon there was plenty of this:
** Priya's interactions and comments with Candy noticeably take on a farlesbian subtext between one or more sincere and serious tone. characters:
** Priya's interactions and comments with Candy noticeably take on a far
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** Capucine's utterly devoted to Amber, who doesn't seem to care about her at all, and doesn't seem interested in making friends with any of the other girls or boys. It doesn't help that her original creator[[labelnote:*]](Capucine was one of the winning entries in a character creation contest)[[/labelnote]] planned for her to have a crush on Jade back when it seemed like he would be a major character, but this detail was completely taken out of the game.
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** Capucine's utterly devoted to Amber, who doesn't seem to care about her at all, Amber and doesn't seem interested in making friends with any of the her other girls or boys. It doesn't help that her classmates. Capucine's original creator[[labelnote:*]](Capucine was one of the winning entries in a character creation contest)[[/labelnote]] planned for her to have a crush on Jade back when it seemed like he would be a major character, but this detail was completely taken out wasn't included.
** Priya's interactions and comments with Candy noticeably take on a far more sincere and serious tone than with most ofthe game.her other classmates.
** Priya's interactions and comments with Candy noticeably take on a far more sincere and serious tone than with most of
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** Candy's protectiveness of Iris, specifically when she is being [[spoiler: stalked and harassed,]] can be read as romantic as easily as strongly platonic. At one point in her internal monologue, she even refers to her as "my sweet Iris".
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** Candy's protectiveness of Iris, specifically Iris (specifically when she is being [[spoiler: stalked [[spoiler:talked and harassed,]] harassed]]) can be read as romantic as easily as strongly platonic. At one point in her internal monologue, she Candy even refers to her as "my sweet Iris".
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* MoralEventHorizon: Before "Searching for Truth", Charlotte was never given much attention. She was part of Amber's clique, but she never went out of her way to bully Candy or anyone else. During that episode, however, it's revealed that [[spoiler: ''she'''s the one who's been blackmailing and cyberbullying Iris. And all because she thought that Iris was trying to steal her boyfriend when that couldn't be farther from the truth: Iris had no idea the guy was already in a relationship and, even before she could find out, she broke up with him pretty quickly.]] Once the whole fiasco dealt with, Charlotte is quickly shuffled out of the narrative via her transferring to a new school.
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* MoralEventHorizon: Before "Searching for Truth", Charlotte was never given much attention. She was part of Amber's clique, but she never went out of her way to bully Candy or anyone else. During that episode, however, it's revealed that [[spoiler: ''she'''s [[spoiler:''she''[='=]s the one who's been blackmailing and cyberbullying Iris. And all because she thought that Iris was trying to steal her boyfriend when that couldn't be farther from the truth: Iris had no idea the guy was already in a relationship and, even before she could find out, she Iris broke up with him pretty quickly.]] quickly]]. Once the whole fiasco is dealt with, Charlotte is quickly shuffled out of the narrative via her transferring to a new school.
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** Nathaniel's [[spoiler: home life; his father is abusive and his mother does nothing to stop it.]] Amber is oblivious and Nathaniel isn't eager to tell her about it, or anyone else for that matter. It makes one wonder how long it would've gone on for if Candy hadn't stepped in when she did.
** "Searching for Truth" centers around Iris being blackmailed by someone who [[spoiler: has inappropriate pictures of her in increasingly bizarre ways: forcing her to purposefully get bad grades, sending her out in the middle of the night, etc., all while she is unable to tell anyone what's going on. To make matters worse, it's one of her own classmates doing it, for very petty reasons.]] It doesn't help that this is a very real issue many adolescents go through.
** "Searching for Truth" centers around Iris being blackmailed by someone who [[spoiler: has inappropriate pictures of her in increasingly bizarre ways: forcing her to purposefully get bad grades, sending her out in the middle of the night, etc., all while she is unable to tell anyone what's going on. To make matters worse, it's one of her own classmates doing it, for very petty reasons.]] It doesn't help that this is a very real issue many adolescents go through.
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** Nathaniel's [[spoiler: home life; his father is For the better part of HSL, Nathaniel [[spoiler:is stuck in an abusive home life, being on the recieving end of his father's verbal and his sometimes physical abuse]]. His mother does nothing to stop it.]] Amber is oblivious it and his sister is oblivious, something that Nathaniel isn't eager doesn't want to tell her about it, or anyone else for that matter.change. It makes one wonder how long it would've gone on for if Candy hadn't stepped in when she did.
** "Searching for Truth" centers around Iris being blackmailed by someone who[[spoiler: has [[spoiler:has inappropriate pictures of her in increasingly bizarre ways: ways, such as forcing her to purposefully get bad grades, grades or sending her out in the middle of the night, etc., night for no reason, all while she is unable to tell anyone what's going on. To make matters worse, it's one of her own classmates doing it, for very petty reasons.]] reasons]]. It doesn't help that this is a very real issue many adolescents go through.
** "Searching for Truth" centers around Iris being blackmailed by someone who
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** During HSL, Amber was hated by most of the fanbase for being a generic alpha bitch with little to no depth. "University Life" would reintroduce her as a surprisingly mature young adult who has a heart-to-heart with Candy about how she treated her in high school. Amber's focus now seems to be to right past wrongs, get Nathaniel on the right track, and do a modeling career without hurting anyone. These bits of characterization did a lot to get her into most fans' good graces, to the point where some were asking if she could be a love interest too.
** Yeleen was despised in the beginning for being "High School Amber 2.0". Her pettiness and the fact that nearly everything Candy can say leads to a decrease in her affinity made plenty of fans apathetic at best towards her or hateful at worst. However, "Secrets and Confessions" would reveal that [[spoiler: her mother was the one who would keep breaking promises to Yeleen as well as be [[AbusiveParents extremely critical of her and her dreams]]]]. This explanation for Yeleen's behavior, in addition to her and Candy having a meaningful conversation about what's been bothering her this whole time, made most fans sympathetic towards Yeleen.
** In "University Life", Rosalya's character became extremely pushy and judgmental, and her issues with Nathaniel really rubbed a lot of players the wrong way (especially those who were on Nathaniel's route). Starting with "Under Pressure", these negative traits were lessened significantly, and the heartbreaking events of "First Date" garnered her a lot of sympathy.
** Yeleen was despised in the beginning for being "High School Amber 2.0". Her pettiness and the fact that nearly everything Candy can say leads to a decrease in her affinity made plenty of fans apathetic at best towards her or hateful at worst. However, "Secrets and Confessions" would reveal that [[spoiler: her mother was the one who would keep breaking promises to Yeleen as well as be [[AbusiveParents extremely critical of her and her dreams]]]]. This explanation for Yeleen's behavior, in addition to her and Candy having a meaningful conversation about what's been bothering her this whole time, made most fans sympathetic towards Yeleen.
** In "University Life", Rosalya's character became extremely pushy and judgmental, and her issues with Nathaniel really rubbed a lot of players the wrong way (especially those who were on Nathaniel's route). Starting with "Under Pressure", these negative traits were lessened significantly, and the heartbreaking events of "First Date" garnered her a lot of sympathy.
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** During HSL, Amber was hated by most of the fanbase for being a generic alpha bitch with little to no depth. "University Life" would reintroduce her as a surprisingly mature young adult who has a heart-to-heart with Candy about how she treated her Candy in high school. Amber's focus now seems to be to right past wrongs, get Nathaniel on the right track, and do maintain a modeling career without hurting anyone. These bits of characterization did a lot to get her into most fans' fans's good graces, to the point where some were asking if she could be a love interest too.
** Yeleen was despised in the beginning for being "High School Amber 2.0". Her pettiness and the fact that nearly everything Candy can say leads to a decrease in her affinity made plenty of fans apathetic at best towards her or hateful at worst. However, "Secrets and Confessions" would reveal that[[spoiler: her [[spoiler:her mother was the one who would keep breaking promises to Yeleen as well as be [[AbusiveParents extremely critical of her and her dreams]]]]. This explanation for Yeleen's behavior, in addition to her and Candy having a meaningful conversation about what's been bothering her this whole time, made most fans sympathetic towards Yeleen.
** In "University Life", Rosalya's character became extremely pushy and judgmental, and her issues with Nathaniel really rubbed a lot of players the wrongway (especially way, especially those who were on Nathaniel's route). route. Starting with "Under Pressure", these negative traits were lessened significantly, and the heartbreaking events conclusion of "First Date" garnered her a lot of sympathy.
** Yeleen was despised in the beginning for being "High School Amber 2.0". Her pettiness and the fact that nearly everything Candy can say leads to a decrease in her affinity made plenty of fans apathetic at best towards her or hateful at worst. However, "Secrets and Confessions" would reveal that
** In "University Life", Rosalya's character became extremely pushy and judgmental, and her issues with Nathaniel really rubbed a lot of players the wrong
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* ScrappyMechanic: Since the game's inception, the action point system has been hated by pretty much every fan. The way it worked originally was you'd lose two points each time you moved from one location to the next. On average you got 12AP per day, so if you wanted to play through an episode in one go for free, you'd have to wait at least one or two months, perhaps even longer. Characters appeared randomly and some objectives are deliberately designed to eat up your AP. When UL was introduced, the mechanic was changed to detract two points each time you clicked on the dialogue. This made playing through an episode even ''more'' expensive, and it's universal to each season. While the amount of AP you get per day was bumped up to 20, this doesn't change the fact that you'll still be waiting a long time before you have enough AP to get through an entire episode.
* SeasonalRot: Many fans dislike or outright hate "University Life" for a multitude of reasons: the removal of three romance options, higher cost to play an episode, inconsistent characterization of returning characters, an unsatisfying explanation for Candy breaking up with her previous love interest, a different base for Candy (which means you can't have her wear any of her high school clothes), and many other critiques. There are fans who even treat UL as more of an official alternative universe fic than a genuine continuation.
* SeasonalRot: Many fans dislike or outright hate "University Life" for a multitude of reasons: the removal of three romance options, higher cost to play an episode, inconsistent characterization of returning characters, an unsatisfying explanation for Candy breaking up with her previous love interest, a different base for Candy (which means you can't have her wear any of her high school clothes), and many other critiques. There are fans who even treat UL as more of an official alternative universe fic than a genuine continuation.
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* ScrappyMechanic: Since the game's inception, the action point system has been hated by pretty much every fan. The way it worked originally was you'd lose two points each time you moved from one location to the next. On average you got 12AP per day, so if you wanted to play through an episode in one go for free, you'd have to wait at least one or two months, perhaps even longer. Characters appeared randomly and some objectives are deliberately designed to eat up your AP. When UL was introduced, the mechanic was changed to detract two ''two'' points each time you clicked on the dialogue. ''the dialogue''. This made playing through an episode even ''more'' expensive, and it's universal to each season.all seasons. While the amount of AP you get per day was bumped up to 20, this doesn't change the fact that you'll still be waiting a long time before you have enough AP to get through an entire episode.
* SeasonalRot: Many fans dislike or outright hate "University Life" for a multitude ofreasons: reasons; the removal and replacement of three romance options, higher AP cost to play an episode, inconsistent characterization of returning characters, an unsatisfying explanation for Candy breaking up with her previous high school love interest, and a different base for Candy (which means you can't have her wear any are just a few of her high school clothes), and many other critiques. the numerous criticisms the season gets. There are some fans who even treat UL as more of an official alternative universe fic than a genuine continuation. continuation.
* SeasonalRot: Many fans dislike or outright hate "University Life" for a multitude of
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** "University Life" and its implementation split the already fractured fanbase even further. Of the modifications, the most contentious was the removal of Kentin, Lysander, and Armin as love interests. Players who were on one or more of their routes were distraught to see their love interest being replaced. Other fans pointed out that this allowed space for other interesting dates, including a GayOption. This was finally bandaged with the creation of Alternate Life which had four (now five!) exciting episodes of if Candy had a chance to continue relationships with those three in UL.
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** "University Life" and its implementation caused a massive split among the already fractured fanbase even further. fanbase. Of the modifications, the most contentious was the removal of Kentin, Lysander, and Armin as love interests. romance options. Players who were on one or more of their routes were distraught to see their love interest being replaced. Other fans pointed out that this allowed space for other interesting dates, including a GayOption. This was finally bandaged with the creation of Alternate Life which had four (now five!) exciting episodes of if Candy had a chance to continue relationships with those three in UL.
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** For a long time, Candy's skin color couldn't be customized; she was white and that was that. Despite many fans requesting more options, Beemoov was mostly silent on the issue, usually opting to let the fanbase argue amongst themselves. Most of these criticisms were laid to rest when the fourth anniversary celebration included twelve different skin tones. "University Life" and "Love Life" include five skin tones off the bat and which one you picked for your Candy would be reflected in illustrations, something that was never implemented in the first season.
** Many of the changes introduced in "University Life" rankled the fanbase, leading to a lot of criticisms against both that season and Beemoov. In an attempt to address these criticisms, the team released a Q&A on the forums, but this did little to satisfy the more dissatisfied part of the fanbase. It wasn't until certain actions were taken that the rage really died down. This included a regular release schedule, the addition of spin off episodes and later on Alternate Life for the removed love interests, and the removal of the action point cap.
** For a long time, Candy's skin color couldn't be customized; she was white and that was that. Despite many fans requesting more options, Beemoov was mostly silent on the issue, usually opting to let the fanbase argue amongst themselves. Most of these criticisms were laid to rest when the fourth anniversary celebration included twelve different skin tones. "University Life" and "Love Life" include five skin tones off the bat and which one you picked for your Candy would be reflected in illustrations, something that was never implemented in the first season.
** Many of the changes introduced in "University Life" rankled the fanbase, leading to a lot of criticisms against both that season and Beemoov. In an attempt to address these criticisms, the team released a Q&A on the forums, but this did little to satisfy the more dissatisfied part of the fanbase. It wasn't until certain actions were taken that the rage really died down. This included a regular release schedule, the addition of spin off episodes and later on Alternate Life for the removed love interests, and the removal of the action point cap.
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** Rayan has a DarkandTroubledPast that already makes him a woobie in UL. But his arc in LL is incredibly harsh on him. He [[spoiler: kindly rejects a student who has a crush on him. This same student later, in a moment of panic, agrees to start a ''sexual harassment'' lawsuit against him. He loses his dream career offer and his friends are divided on his innocence (and he IS completely innocent). It messes him up so bad that even if you are in a relationship with him, he will abruptly leave the city to stay with his uncle in the country for some time.]] Neither the writers (dialogue) NOR artists (haggard appearance) skimp on any detail of how badly this situation affects him).
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** Rayan has a DarkandTroubledPast that already makes him a woobie in UL. But his arc in LL is incredibly harsh on him. He [[spoiler: kindly rejects a student who has a crush on him. This same student later, in a moment of panic, agrees to start a ''sexual harassment'' lawsuit against him. He loses his dream career offer and his friends are divided on his innocence (and he IS completely innocent). It messes him up so bad that even if you are in a relationship with him, he will abruptly leave the city to stay with his uncle in the country for some time.]] Neither the writers (dialogue) NOR artists (haggard appearance) skimp on any detail of how badly this situation affects him).him.
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** Rayan has a DarkandTroubledPast that already makes him a woobie in UL. But his arc in LL is incredibly harsh on him. He [[spoiler: kindly rejects a student who has a crush on him. This same student later, in a moment of panic, agrees to start a ''sexual harassment'' lawsuit against him. He loses his dream career offer and his friends are divided on his innocence (and he IS completely innocent). It messes him up so bad that even if you are in a relationship with him, he will abruptly leave the city to stay with his uncle in the country for some time. Neither the writers (dialogue) NOR artists (haggard appearance) skimp on any detail of how badly this situation affects him).
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** Rayan has a DarkandTroubledPast that already makes him a woobie in UL. But his arc in LL is incredibly harsh on him. He [[spoiler: kindly rejects a student who has a crush on him. This same student later, in a moment of panic, agrees to start a ''sexual harassment'' lawsuit against him. He loses his dream career offer and his friends are divided on his innocence (and he IS completely innocent). It messes him up so bad that even if you are in a relationship with him, he will abruptly leave the city to stay with his uncle in the country for some time. ]] Neither the writers (dialogue) NOR artists (haggard appearance) skimp on any detail of how badly this situation affects him).
