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personally "the decision" on AL did not bother me, and if you remove the drama of the moment it doesn't change much since you choose between two LIs, abandoning the route of one of the twoThere are lots of VN with those "soft" although serious conflicts and nobody ever complains about that. If DPC was going to stick to that kind of conflicts, he had 2 options: either swear BaDIK wouldn't be anything similar to AL, or to say nothing at all. Yet he stated this game could not be suitable for those in a dark situation in their lives. And I'd bet we all thought the worst when we read that.
I mean, coming from AL experience, anything softer would have been welcomed by everyone, there was no need to make that disclaimer if that was going to be the case. And, honestly, I think we all can already see potential sources of tragic moments for every LI in story (most of them Quinn-related). I sure hope he won't force players to make THE DECISION once again, but I'm almost sure our choices through the game will affect some characters in a dreadful way (OK, maybe not killing them, but destroying their lives and maybe MC's). Time will tell.
But this thoughts about 'how would he dare to do that again?' are part of the fun, aren't they?
for many players when we tell Derek if we still have feelings for Maya or Josy, that would already be "a farewell"
the problem is the unsolicited special effects