It depends how the scene is set up..... camera angles have a lot to do with it. Pull the camera down and put a slight upward angle and she will look too tall.
It depends how the scene is set up..... camera angles have a lot to do with it. Pull the camera down and put a slight upward angle and she will look too tall.
is there an ending different from the burning house one? is there anyway to avoid that, or is that the only ending? can you choose to have both Megan and Melissa, without one of them dying?
is there an ending different from the burning house one? is there anyway to avoid that, or is that the only ending? can you choose to have both Megan and Melissa, without one of them dying?
That is not the ending. It's a plot point that redirects the story and therefore is an unavoidable event. The endings are how you choose to cope with the fallout of the event. The ending options range from sad to beautiful, it's up to you to get there.
I just finished the first run.
basically I was a perfect boy scout.
I have to say that until the sixth chapter it's the best game I've ever played, and I don't think I'll find a better one. I really enjoyed the relationships between the various characters, and how they evolve, and I found each character met overall interesting.
from chapter 6 onwards the matter gets out of hand to DPC ... he exaggerates, continually adding drama, but in this way it takes away importance from what has already been shown. there were already many interesting situations to develop, instead it becomes a confused scenario where everything can be. to give an example on a minor question: what is the use of a corrupt policeman in the economy of history? practically nothing. Peter could simply get away with a testimony in favor of his wife.
and I assure you that I am not complaining about the issue of mourning, with all the situation described it is credible, it hurts but it fits.
also it's all drama that we have to passively undergo, the last 2 chapters are practically a movie ...
now I wait a couple of days to do some other run, at least one for Melissa and one for Rena, even if knowing how it goes, I will feel very guilty ...
of course it remains a great game, but the lack of measure in the final part remains a major flaw
Just finished my first playthrough and I got to say, it's going to be my last one.
First of all, I would say that this is an awesome adult game - not your traditional porn-fuck-everyone-game. The storytelling is great. I felt connected to the characters and the choices that I made actually had an impact on the story.
Except when they didn't anymore. The plot point in the end felt absolutely shoved down my throat. Look, I get it, life sucks. Shit happens and you have to try and be the best person you can. Move on, one day at the time.
But again, the plot at the end took all my choices away from me. Felt more like a movie and on the last chapter, I was just skipping through lines with my heart broken, waiting for it to end.
Sure, you still get a "happy" ending with the girl you chose (Melissa all the way, btw), but after playing through all of that, I felt kind empty.
To me, great art, "okay" sex animations and amazing storytelling all the way until the last chapter, where I felt like I lost all control and nothing that I did until that point really mattered. It also killed all the replay value for me.
I just finished the first run.
basically I was a perfect boy scout.
I have to say that until the sixth chapter it's the best game I've ever played, and I don't think I'll find a better one. I really enjoyed the relationships between the various characters, and how they evolve, and I found each character met overall interesting.
from chapter 6 onwards the matter gets out of hand to DPC ... he exaggerates, continually adding drama, but in this way it takes away importance from what has already been shown. there were already many interesting situations to develop, instead it becomes a confused scenario where everything can be. to give an example on a minor question: what is the use of a corrupt policeman in the economy of history? practically nothing. Peter could simply get away with a testimony in favor of his wife.
and I assure you that I am not complaining about the issue of mourning, with all the situation described it is credible, it hurts but it fits.
also it's all drama that we have to passively undergo, the last 2 chapters are practically a movie ...
now I wait a couple of days to do some other run, at least one for Melissa and one for Rena, even if knowing how it goes, I will feel very guilty ...
of course it remains a great game, but the lack of measure in the final part remains a major flaw
Now I'm sure you understand a bit better some of our concerns regarding BaDIK. He'll be doing something similar because he warned us in the prologue, we just don't know to what extent
