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AHE: Brian's Apartment
🕑 Added 2020-08-22 19:21:05 +0000 UTCThe first location featured in the story! I doubt the game will feature this scene for very long, but it's definitely a well-illustrated launching off point for the game. Helps set up the basic context behind the overarching conflict, introduces best girl Emily and uhh whats-his-face the protagonist guy and all.
4 background illustrations, 2 character illustrations.
02/18/2022 Brian's Bed & Desk:
08/21/2020 Brian's Apartment:
2/08/2022: Brian's Apartment Door:
06/19/2022 Emily giving charm. 03/14/2022 Emily hugging Brian.
1/25/2022 Additional angle for Brian and Emily's talk:
Yes, the basic layout reference I provided our artist was in fact the "guys think its okay to live like this" meme. Don't mind the tacky poster, Brian has bad taste. I feel like overall we struck a sweet spot in balancing clutter for a lived-in feel with a slightly spartan apartment as if someone just took a bunch of their belongings and left. Possibly overkill for a scene that's only briefly featured in the story, but I'm glad we have it! (ΦωΦ) BG artist has already started in on a convention cafe table for us.
( Emily Designs | AnimeCon Harem Eroge | Stephanie Designs )
Comments
Jostikas
Then again, don't really remember his exact headspace at that moment.
Jostikas
I, on the other hand pictured exactly this but without the mess. Brian was firmly under Chloe's thrall at that point, Chloe wouldn't be the one cleaning and wouldn't tolerate this mess either. And given that Chloe left without explanation, I figure Brian would be quite obsessive about cleaning, so in case she returns, she wouldn't have anything to complain about...
FortySixtyFour
We'll say that prior to them dating Brian had already signed a two-year lease for a comfortable apartment. This gives her a great opportunity for her to nag him about its deficiencies while also moving in with him there and not helping pay any rent or anything.
Malcolm Tent
Chloe was super controlling, I was betting she picked the apartment and she seems like the type who would rather get a super chic shoebox than something a bit bigger and more worn in.
FortySixtyFour
Why postmodern?
Malcolm Tent
I admit I was expecting more of a tiny postmodern second story shoebox with a wall of windows.
