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Short answer - A bit.
Fair enough. But i though every "tsundere" character has it's "sweet" time in most games, don't them?
By definition, yes. But the idea of Audrey being a "tsundere" character comes from the small snippets of her affection the player receives. Partly, it's an excuse for people to justify Audrey, not just as likeable, but as a well thought out character. While the develepors of HuniePop have made enjoyable and memorable characters, when it comes to Audrey, it doesn't seem like they meant for her to have a "sweet" side, as you point out and I would agree too. Audrey fans, myself included, interpret her character in a more likeable way than she appears to most.
But really she doesn't seem that bad, a little bratty, like Angelica from Rugrats. :P
I mean yeah, this isn't the kind of game where you're going to get a whole lot of that, but still there could have been a bit more of a balance with Audrey.
agreed