@Eerie Entity
your missing a very important thing and the reason why i quit
it played into the ginger stereotype and made Leah be the cause of every tragic event minus the reason you were in the hospital
i had so many feelings towards the ending of episode 3 to 6 i just couldnt feeling anything when i found that out that leah was the cause of everything
Nah not missing anything, I'm well aware of it, I'm not one for stereotypes myself either
I always knew that the threeway in AL wouldn't happen, I just had that gut feeling, just never imaged we'd have to choose one or the other in such fashion, it kind of came out of nowhere (although it kinda makes sense toward the end, the warning signals were kind of always there, however small and subtle). It's the story Pink chose to tell, it was said that the story and some of the characters are based on people he knew and experiences he or they went through. How much of the story was fiction, how much of it was over dramatized? Only he knows
My only gripe was with how suddenly things went down all of a sudden. If the story was maybe 2-3 episodes longer, it probably would've given enough time to make more sense of things and build up to them a bit more.
Not everyone of course sees it this way when it comes to stories/games, adult ones at that, but I don't mind dramatic stories, especially when they make me care for the characters, stories I immerse myself and feel like I'm really in the story and the story makes me feel all kinds of things, in good and in bad, I personally like that.
In example Melissa's perfect end, it was bitter sweet and made me very emotional, haha, not gonna lie, had tears in my eyes and a big lump in my throat, haha. And I felt that way because after everything they've been through, they deserve that, and it is the end I hoped for them to begin with.
But anyway, this is the wrong thread for AL talk, so lets stop with the AL talk here