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Isn't it less she decides not going means it's a great personal slight but rather she already has real doubts? And going with her is what changes her mind, alleviates them doubts and strengthens their dynamic? Because she sees another side to the MC regarding his Mom, her opening up about her sister and him been determined to see Jill, they grow closer on that date. Which feels pretty realistic, one good date can be the difference between a ghosting and a relationship starting; sometimes you just blew your chance without even realizing it at the time.Sorry, what? Are we playing the same game where if you go help Sage, as you promised her, Jill takes it so personally, a sign of God against you?
That said how it is structured by DPC is fucking asinine. Mechanically not going does end Jill's route and the player isn't necessarily going to realize that in advance. Especially as Jill seems the type that'd want him to go look after Sage. How important that decision is could've been more clearly signposted or just structured better. You have to to actually gone on the date once to realize why it's important.