Emily Corruption

[JFR]

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At the SC, as soon as you walk in the front door, you are faced with an important choice. There are 3 major paths open to you before you walk into the room and each will take you to a different possibility. In the old-time gaming world, we would look at "go left, go right, go back or go straight." Look around. The first choice you see may or may not be the best one.

You might need a little help from someone at the SC to get everything you need there. If you help someone get what they want, they might help you get what you want - or at least hook you up with someone who can.

In case you haven't figured it out, whenever the border around the scene is red, there will be hidden hotspot choices in the scene. No red border, no hidden hotspots. It is possible to have 2 or 3 visible choices and up to 1, 2, 3, 4 or more choices hidden around the scene. Some of those choices may not have any bearing on the path you are following but many will. If you think you are missing something, make certain you didn't miss an important choice. That one might be what you need.

Another general hint - Brad's mood and behavior matter as much as the various girls'. If you start him out as a cad, you might want to keep him acting that way and see where that takes you. If he is gentlemanly, that might be a good way to keep behaving. Flirtatious, seductive, business-like, aloof? Keep track of who and what he is during each story path. They matter and will get you to different places in the story. Some will be good in various ways and some will be pretty bad.

[riverray]

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At the SC, as soon as you walk in the front door, you are faced with an important choice. There are 3 major paths open to you before you walk into the room and each will take you to a different possibility. In the old-time gaming world, we would look at "go left, go right, go back or go straight." Look around. The first choice you see may or may not be the best one.

You might need a little help from someone at the SC to get everything you need there. If you help someone get what they want, they might help you get what you want - or at least hook you up with someone who can.

In case you haven't figured it out, whenever the border around the scene is red, there will be hidden hotspot choices in the scene. No red border, no hidden hotspots. It is possible to have 2 or 3 visible choices and up to 1, 2, 3, 4 or more choices hidden around the scene. Some of those choices may not have any bearing on the path you are following but many will. If you think you are missing something, make certain you didn't miss an important choice. That one might be what you need.

Another general hint - Brad's mood and behavior matter as much as the various girls'. If you start him out as a cad, you might want to keep him acting that way and see where that takes you. If he is gentlemanly, that might be a good way to keep behaving. Flirtatious, seductive, business-like, aloof? Keep track of who and what he is during each story path. They matter and will get you to different places in the story. Some will be good in various ways and some will be pretty bad.

Interesting, thank you! I didn't know about the red border, I've been frantically scouring the screen with my mouse!

[Wolfschadowe]

I've been frantically scouring the screen with my mouse!

Pixel hunts should not be necessary. Most areas are relatively large to click on, or make sense. It shouldn't be necessary to spend more than 3-5 seconds quickly scanning an image to find all the hot spots.

[riverray]

I've been frantically scouring the screen with my mouse!

Pixel hunts should not be necessary. Most areas are relatively large to click on, or make sense. It shouldn't be necessary to spend more than 3-5 seconds quickly scanning an image to find all the hot spots.

Thanks, I'll remember that. I think because I've ran through it so many times and got to certain points, but I know I'm still missing something, so I was scouring the corners of the screen hunting!

[JFR]

I've been frantically scouring the screen with my mouse!

Pixel hunts should not be necessary. Most areas are relatively large to click on, or make sense. It shouldn't be necessary to spend more than 3-5 seconds quickly scanning an image to find all the hot spots.

Thanks, I'll remember that. I think because I've ran through it so many times and got to certain points, but I know I'm still missing something, so I was scouring the corners of the screen hunting!

If you click on the Help panel of the Main Menu, and then read through the Instructions, there is a good example of what the hot-spots are like, using red circles to show the sizes. Wolf hasn't tried to "hide" any of the game moves. Most are simple to find, you just have to remember to look. As a bonus to looking at the Instructions, you can earn an achievement there.