Very likely, unless he gives a miraculous cure for Liam. Also his disease was foreshadowed some time before it was revealed to the protagonist.
I hope it's more of a Game of Thrones season 1-3 important/liked character death that serves a purpose and adds to the story, instead of Game of Thrones season 4 onwards, and other movies and series that tried to copy it, where they just needlessly kill of their best characters thinking people will applaud their bravery and storytelling.
Every branching video game has a certain central thrust. No matter which paths you take in Mass Effect, you're still out there to save the galaxy. When you're playing The Walking Dead, you still need to escape the zombies. For this game, the central path is the MC's relationship with Megan. Bear in mind that the MC is not the player – it's the MC who's fallen for Megan, so that's the central storyline of the game. Now that might branch away at the end, but it's how it started.PD. It seems that the system of "pink cakes" doesn't have a real use in the case of Megan. I have made all the possible mistakes with her, getting only one or one and a half points at the end of the chapters, and after the scene in the theatre, she wants to be my girlfriend anyway. I haven't tried with other characters, making mistakes on purpose to avoiding to get points, so I don't know if this only happens with Megan. Anyway, I think this is a flaw of the game, that is way more linear than I thought. Why bother with that point system with Megan? At the end of the day, she will be in love with the MC anyway...
I pursued the Leah path out of curiosity, because people in this thread were saying it's really rewarding, with an interesting storyline. But so far I haven't really seen that at all. (That's not my way of saying it, or the other writing in the game, is bad!) Was I just playing it wrong? (i.e. does someone need to downplay/reject everyone else to get the Leah story content people were talking about?)
Yes, but it's suppose that the main point of the game it to get "Relationship" and "Friendship" points with Megan in order of "being able of win her heart", as the dev says. But actually, you will win her heart even if you do everything wrong... At least with Megan, the main feminine character, all that system of winning "pink cakes" if you make the right decisions is, so far, just a fake in order of creating in the player that only plays the game one time the illusion of being in charge. It's like a "cheat" that dev makes to players, or that seems.
I know that many will disagree, but this would be a great way for Liam to go out with a bang saving the life of a friend instead of dying from his disease.
I know. I still wish he survives. There are story twists were the best friend (MC's only support) dies and is replaced by one or more people in the form of a new friend or love interest/s. I still feel bad of great characters dying though. I'm more into the best friend surviving and shares MC's happiness when the MC reaches the happiest point of his life... something like that. But the story must go the way the writer wants it written.
Of course I agree, him surviving is surely the best outcome, however if he has to die (and I hope not) I'd prefer a hero's death for him rather than dying for a disease.
Yeah, this idea is pretty valid, and it's what the author says the story is about. But, the way I like to play the MC is him not being sure at all about his love of Megan. It's funny when he does this and that and proclaims interest only to then change track and chase another girl. And time goes on, I think he'll be doing more and more of that, and it'll be interesting to see him get conflicted over his "love" of the lead girl and his varying interests in the others. Or at least, that's my view of DrPinkCake's story.
Come to think of it...
