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- Oct 24, 2018
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The MC really messed up when they sent him back to go and recruit his friend. It would have been easy for him to escape at some point when they went out to meet the handicapped friend or while playing that game which I assume takes a while to complete.
- Nov 11, 2020
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But why he would want to escape?
From what we see at the start of the game, his life was not thrilling, his future wasn't bright.
Then, something absolutely incredible happens to him. He could be a hero not some nobody looser. And the icing on the cake, he meets a sexy badass girl
.Why willing to go back to his boring life with no exciting future ahead of him?
My argument is that the MC at that time, wasn't (choice dependent) entirely on board with the idea of staying in the future or even being part of whatever it is that they want from him. What the player wants doesn't also have to be what the protagonist wants. All i'm saying is that considering how contrarian he's capable of being.. it looks to me as if he messed up in not acting upon what he seemingly wanted.But why he would want to escape?
From what we see at the start of the game, his life was not thrilling, his future wasn't bright.
Then, something absolutely incredible happens to him. He could be a hero not some nobody looser. And the icing on the cake, he meets a sexy badass girl
Why willing to go back to his boring life with no exciting future ahead of him?
I dont remember everything exactly anymore but escaping is kinda pointless when the other party has time travel and can pick him up at any point in time (and give him less freedom/choice the next time)
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