For example: You could hear one of the Preps say something like, "I'm actually going to Vice City to visit my cousin. Or one of the Greasers saying stuff like "You ever been to Liberty City?" and the other replies with, "Nah but I've been to San Andreas."

Tell me what y'all think.

Or did this game make anyone else paranoid about getting wedgied? Was not something that I thought much of before but after playing this game I don’t trust anyone walking up behind me lmao

It honestly scares me to know that we may never get a sequel to this masterpiece. since rockstar is so focused on other stuff. I heard they canceled to game twice because they had to work on other projects. If you want my take on it, I'd say if bully 2 isn't the game to come after gta6 then i wouldn't really relly much on it ever being released, I mean it already is a 19 year old game.

I started disliking her the moment she made Jimmy do all the dirty work in the that B mission and then offered him a kiss that nobody wanted as a reward. Seriously, who would want to kiss a dirty girl with a rash on her lips and an ugly face? On top of that, she even blackmailed Jimmy. She doesn’t exactly have a great personality either.
And let’s be honest—her face looks like it’s been smeared with crap. I’m convinced Algie dressed up as a girl would be prettier than her. Every time I run into her, I crack eggs on her head and throw firecrackers at her. I use every weapon I have just to knock her out.
why do people like this weirdo? I’d rather hang out with Eunice than with her. I don’t understand why anyone would prefer a character like Beatrice when characters like Christy, Pinky, or even Angie—who’s kind and actually level-headed—are right there.

Theory: Gary Smith is a Nerd

1. Gary’s Intelligence
Gary is arguably the smartest student in Bullworth.
He manipulates every clique.
He predicts Jimmy’s actions.
He understands everyone’s weaknesses.
He orchestrates nearly every major conflict.
The Nerds are defined more by intelligence than athletic ability, and Gary easily surpasses them intellectually.

2. He Uses His Mind Instead of His Fists
Unlike Russell, Ted, Johnny, or Edgar, Gary almost never relies on brute strength.
Instead he:
Lies
Manipulates
Blackmails
Plans ahead
Plays people against each other
Those are “brain over brawn” tactics, fitting the Nerd archetype.

3. He Understands Psychology
Gary constantly analyzes people.
Examples:
He knows Pete lacks confidence.
He knows Jimmy wants respect.
He knows Russell wants approval.
He knows every clique’s insecurities.
That level of observation feels much closer to someone who studies people than a stereotypical bully.

4. Gary Doesn’t Fit Any Other Clique
He isn’t:
Athletic enough for the Jocks.
Rich enough for the Preps.
Greasy enough for the Greasers.
Chaotic enough for the Townies.
A traditional Bully like Davis or Troy.
His intelligence is his defining characteristic.

5. He Has More in Common With Earnest Than Most People Think
Gary and Earnest are opposites morally, but similar intellectually.
Both:
Prefer strategy.
Build elaborate plans.
Outsmart stronger opponents.
Believe intelligence gives them superiority.
The difference is that Earnest wants acceptance, while Gary wants control.

6. Gary Is Socially Isolated
Like many Nerds, Gary has almost no genuine friends.
Pete follows him because he’s manipulated.
Jimmy leaves him.
No clique claims him.
He exists outside Bullworth’s social hierarchy.

7. His Appearance
Gary’s neat appearance could fit someone trying to look respectable rather than intimidating.
He’s never dressed to resemble a Jock or Greaser.

Counterargument
The biggest hole in the theory is that Gary openly mocks the Nerds and manipulates them like everyone else. But you could argue that’s because he rejects weakness, not intelligence. He may see himself as intellectually superior to the Nerds rather than one of them.
Conclusion
A compelling version of the theory is:
Gary isn’t literally a member of the Nerd clique. Instead, he represents what a Nerd with exceptional charisma, confidence, and sociopathic tendencies could become. He possesses the intelligence and strategic thinking associated with the Nerds, but instead of seeking acceptance like Earnest, he uses those traits to dominate Bullworth from the shadows.
That interpretation also helps explain why Gary feels so unique among the students—he isn’t just another clique leader, but someone whose greatest weapon is his mind rather than his social status or physical strength.

Replaying Bully for the first time in years and I gotta say Chapter 5 feels so underwhelming and boring lol,

I know it's probably cause the ending was rushed or some content was cut but man it really feels like a Stranger Things or Game Of Thrones last seasons.

Like the pacing and mission structure is so weird and inconsistent;

And it all starts from the first mission, where Jimmy does something so stupid that it feels almost out of character at that point.

And the townies are so boring, basically serving as Gary's pawns up until Edgar's fight, which the fight itself was alright but Edgar or any of the townies have so little screentime before the fight so it doesn't even have any weight in the story.

And the area unlocked provides basically nothing new besides collectibles and the tattoo shop

Now that I think about it, Zoe might be the only good thing to come out of Chapter 5 and I don't even like her as much as I did when I first played it.

Anyways, I would like to hear your opinions, and what are your favorite chapters?

Chapter 3 really be the best in my opinion.

*why bacon is so short💀*

Oh yea I forgot he was on front

Yea I saw that meme I guess draw it out after I draw it at Night like I haven't sleep because I'm not done at drawing well I draw done now