MOre mission,more weapon and more stuff to do.Should be able to hijack a car.We should be able to bribe police and authority too.
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quote Gui

Itshould Gary's game Showing Things that happend to him before, during and after the first game.
It defnetly shoul have the paintball gun and conversation options based on Gary's behavior

as an extra it could show the origins of Hobo and the Pirate Guy and maybe it could show Zoe being expelled and the rise to power of the cliques leaders

Prequels tend not to do too well, as it's painfully obvious what's going to happen before it happens; there are twists on prequels, such as not letting on that it is a prequel (those of us that have seen the new Star Trek have seen it done well in the first five minutes, those who haven't will think I'm mad as it's very obviously a prequel amirite?)...

For instance, if it's clear Gary Smith is in a Prequel, and he starts on a mission to side with the gym teacher and destroy a redhead girl named Zoe, we all know how it's going to pan out. But if we don't know about Zoe, only that Gary's building the gym teacher into his complex plan and suddenly some new kid's trying to mess with his plans, he sets the nerds out to frame them with contraband in their locker, and we only find out it's Zoe once she's been caught and discredited and Gary laughs maniacally, it's a "Ohhhh" moment. If the whole first part is Gary trying to build Russel into his minion, then he abandons it when Jimmy shows up, then we get to watch what Gary's been up to - your missions are to sabotage Jimmy's missions - the game's bound to end on a down note, because we all know Jimmy wins and Gary gets dragged off unconcious.
But if Gary really Did have a plan that included "And if you win, you're just another punk!", I could see a Clamshell game - one that is both a prequel and a sequel, and possibly sets up a threequel; Gary's game continues after his commitment to Happy Volts, much as Jimmy's continues past his expulsion.

It'd be interesting if Gary's advisor, rather than taking missions from the nerds and Petey, was...Gary. He takes missions from the voices in his head. Possibly even from fullblown halucenations. I'd love to see what he was seeing when he was tweaking out on the couch mumbling to himself.

What could the advantage to getting himself committed be? Unless he's secretly set up Petey as his patsy - having already corrupted the weakling, he sets up the perfect situation for Jimmy to make his lieutenant Best Boy, and once he bluffs his way out of the madhouse, he's the Power Behind The Throne - and since Petey's the trusted advisor to the King of the School, Jimmy will have no idea he's walking into yet another Perfectly Obvious Trap until the Real end of the game.

What would that be though? It's hard to get more epic than expulsion in a game on this scale. I guess it'd be having Jimmy implicate Mister Crabblesnitch in a firable offence; which results in the Superintendent stepping in and reversing Crabblesnitch's decisions, reinstating Hattrick and the gym teacher, re-expelling Zoe and busting Jimmy down to Newbie status (maybe he expels both of them and the next game starts at a rival school - all the old characters appear toward the end of Year Two as enemies, you get missions like steal the trophies, kinda thing), then probably putting one of them in the Principal's seat for Year Two - maybe that'd be a late revelation.
I'd see this whole thing as a sort of Chain of Memories sequel, setting up the Third game (Year Two), where you'd have the option to play as Jimmy or Zoe, taming the next school over, then taking back Bullworth. Russel's graduated to Adult/Townie, maybe he works at the YumYum or something; keeps his loyalty, but not as availabe to bail you out. Petey's figured out he's been duped and works as a double-agent, but he can't get to you. You take out the cliques in your New school, then you have to take back Bullworth one clique at a time - and yeah, probably Nerds first (they kinda started on your side, first chapter was bullies, they never get their own chapter really) and Jocks last again, in order of school spirit verses dissatisfaction with King Gary's Reign. Prefects will consider being on Bullworth campus trespassing outright, but as long as they lose their One-Hit-Kill cheap ass attack (or their I decided to turn around, I caught you) that'd just make infiltrating more fun.

And the #1 reason I'm so big on Year3: Zoe on Angie action. Eff yeah.
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quote knightmaster64

more acsessable places for wanted lvls driving motorcycles build own house ummmm going in forest grapics that are slightly newer

Eff yeah motorcycles! Mind, it should be a suicidally dumb idea since you're stealing a cop's motorcycle, but it bothered me that you could walk up to it and press Z, while cops are already swarming over you for that old lady somersaulting into your bike, and Nope, it's just a wall.

Also it'd be nice if fighting your way free of authority figures knocked them over or at least drove them back - it sucks when you're stuck in the girl's bathroom for whatever mission brought you there, and you can't get out because the old lady's between you and freedom.
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Definitely more customizability - it kills me that so many of the "options" in Bully and SE are Non-Options: you can wear the Dread Pirate Roberts mask, but it's a violation of dress code AND no girls will kiss you - the same is true of virtually all other Interesting clothing items. And it's no fun that 100% requires that everyone make the same choices - I've done enough dev to know it sucks to make unseen content, but they could make cosmetic changes to the same quests, so that each player can choose to side with their cliques of choice.

As for a female character option, Zoe. Pretty straightforward. I was surprised to find that Multiplayer is Jimmy vs. GARY...(and disappointed that there's zero customizing because it's all freaking classes and carnival games...)

I dunno about the trendy real-world cliques; part of Bully's charm is that it's lost a decade or two in the past. Seriously, it's like Revenge of the Nerds - the elitists, the jocks, the greasers?

I could see it picking up right where Bully left off; Gary Smith has gone off his meds, where do you think they're gonna send him if not Happy Volts? I was frankly surprised you aren't allowed to visit him...
And you never do see Jimmy getting his weapons back...
they could pull a Symphony of the Night intro, start off with the end of the previous game sorta thing. Then this time as the cutscene goes to Jimmy and Zoe's big kiss -
cut to Gary in the padded wagon to Happy Volts, extreme closeup on the insanity eyes, there's your damn intro.
Traveling carnival's a TRAVELING carnival, so them moving opens up an easy new area - maybe the next town's on the other end of that tunnel, I dunno.
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You should be able to buy drugs from drug dealers and end up being wanted by them then having to fight them in some misson or you have to help your freind. I reckon you should be able to do tricks on your BMX and Skateboard.
Also so i reckon you sould be able to stay up past 2 but end up being really weak if you dont sleep.
Being able to get drunk would be fun and having massive house parties at the preps hosues or something like that.
Being able to get a bb-gun and paintball gun would well fun longer story line and more gangs.
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