Ok it'll be me to say this here: the core idea is great, but the "woman can't drive" trope is really off-putting, even if that wasn't the intention. The characters could have been anyone in any setting, yet they chose a young woman and an older brother teaching her.
chownie 10 hours ago [-]
It is an example of the trope that women can't drive when when a woman who has learned to drive is shown to demonstrate poor driving skills.
A woman learning to drive because she literally does not know how is not an example of that trope, that is being a human.
Snacklive 8 hours ago [-]
Why would anyone jump to that trope?
This is a girl, that is LEARNING to drive of course she doesn't know how to do it yet
harvey9 9 hours ago [-]
Only thing I found off-putting was this text: "along with an honest update".
Why is 'honest' in so much writing and speech? Does anyone think what follows is more trustworthy as a consequence?
martin- 6 hours ago [-]
Every statement seems to need a disclaimer of honesty these days, usually in the form of "ngl".
conception 7 hours ago [-]
It’s a claudism.
__rito__ 10 hours ago [-]
The bond between an older brother and younger sister is one of the most beautiful things on the planet. No need to see a natural thing like that.
okkdev 8 hours ago [-]
The bond between any siblings is a beautiful thing. Gender doesn't matter.
__rito__ 4 hours ago [-]
Bond between father and son is special, but sweet between a father and daughter in a way that is unique to that particular set.
Seems that the game is struggling with the costs of running it, since every user creates AI token costs.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/3948460/discussions/
A woman learning to drive because she literally does not know how is not an example of that trope, that is being a human.
Why is 'honest' in so much writing and speech? Does anyone think what follows is more trustworthy as a consequence?