- Oct 24, 2018
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Funniliy enough, in my playthroughs, it has been the strategic choice to stick to Dik/Choick choices in order to see how that path plays out. In my main playthrough I chose to fight Dawe but not Caleb for the reasons I laid out and also chose the restaurant but not get high (because my MC knew Quinn better by then and also because I would never be so stupid as to get high, thus compromising my faculties, while standing on a sloped rooftop. Flat roof, maybe)but i wasn't contesting the single choice, i'm not saying that one should fight everyone and participate in every vice, but the unnatural balance between choices from one high and the other (which is the only way to be neutral at the threshold of the eighth chapter) that only makes sense from a strategic point of view
EDIT - I concede that if you're attempting to stay strictly neutral for the entirety of the game and never once stray into Dik or Chick territory then that would require stategic gameplay but it's perfectly possible to play normally and not stray more than a couple of points eiter side so you'd naturally finish there by the end.
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