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The Company - 5.3.209

  • Once you've dosed her to have lunch with you, you can visit Sophie in her office at lunch time to play a scene and trigger a conversation event
  • Once you've dosed her to demand oral from you, you can visit Sophie in her office once a day to play out a new scene
  • The scenes in Sophie's office when she's submissive towards you aren't implemented yet, and will result in a blank scene
  • Random conversations chance at the office have been reduced by about 10%
  • Several spelling and grammar corrections

Comments

Saiaxs

Conversation chances have been REDUCED?! I’ve yet to see a single one, it’s always the same repeating ones with Penny, Tasha, Diana and Chanel avoiding me.

Saiaxs

While on on the subject I can’t get the Dakota computer one to trigger at home, and I’ve connected her laptop camera to my pc

Bruce Redames

Yup. Dosed her three times, still can't get in the office

Blottscrunk

I didn't get this for ages either. I guess it's either slow to fire or has an unusually low chance? This is what I did on the playthrough where I finally saw all the events: 1. Explore Dakota's room (laptop) to get the initial idea. 2. Set up/connect your own PC correctly. 3. Go back to Dakota's room and check her laptop again. 4. Get the random scene at home where you see her making out with a female friend. 5. Choose to watch the action from your room. I'm really not sure about "3" - maybe it's the key step I was missing before, or maybe it's not necessary at all and there was some other factor I missed.

Blottscrunk

Do you mean you haven't had any random conversations with Sophie yet? I feel like I get them coming up less often than the others, but they do happen. Maybe just bad luck so far? Regardless, I think Westane meant chances overall to trigger a random conversation at work. As your comment suggests, currently it gets a bit repetitive, so I think this is a good tweak. Even if we eventually get a lot more variation, I think conversations should be prevented from firing too frequently. It should feel like an office environment, not a dinner party ;-)