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Could anyone confirm if this game has an ending with Annette?
She's supposed to be one of the two main characters but all I get is ending with Falke and I really don't care about him
How could they make an ending for boring Falke yet not one for Annette....
She's supposed to be one of the two main characters but all I get is ending with Falke and I really don't care about him
How could they make an ending for boring Falke yet not one for Annette....
As far as I remember, you can get an ending with both the protagonist at Drifter Route. I think that Route is the only route that Annette "can" lives.Could anyone confirm if this game has an ending with Annette?
She's supposed to be one of the two main characters but all I get is ending with Falke and I really don't care about him
How could they make an ending for boring Falke yet not one for Annette....
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She also survive in the Rebel Good End but suffer from amnesia, if I remember correctly.
I'm only 20 min or so into the game, but I'm pretty impressed already. It's nice to see a polished RPGM game that takes advantage of the functionality of the engine. Music and sound is top notch too.
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Hello Friends I Though I'd Share A Flowchart I Found If You Need It. Hope You Enjoy The Game As Much As I Have.
Just reading about the atrocities that prime minister did, made me want to really vomit! Sadly reminded me about the real life report about horrendous crime on Japanese schoolgirl by her classmates...
At least in the game, I'm glad he got the punishemnt of year long nearly dying, wished it was forever though.
And man, I did not expect myself to be so engrossed into the story, lots of sad backstory but I gotta admit I'm intrigued to follow the vanilla story of Falke and Clacier
At least in the game, I'm glad he got the punishemnt of year long nearly dying, wished it was forever though.
And man, I did not expect myself to be so engrossed into the story, lots of sad backstory but I gotta admit I'm intrigued to follow the vanilla story of Falke and Clacier
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That one can only be achieved on the Drifter Route. You need to fail 3 Knight Mission to get booted to the Rebel Route, then you need to kill 50 humans. Once you have, you'll be given the opportunity to leave the Rebellion at some point in the plot and become a Drifter.
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Ideology In Friction is a story more than it is a game. In fact, it would probably be better without the game aspect of it.
The Good:
The premise of political intrigue underpinning social tensions makes for what is initially an engrossing mystery.
Giant, juicy, jiggly kickballs
Plenty of cute/sexy cutscenes to be found, all thankfully de-censored
Zepp's veteran cynicism is genuinely insightful.
Eliza's carefree insanity comes across as its own kind of wisdom in a story where other characters seem to get their goals hopelessly confused.
The Bad:
Zepp and Eliza are not the main characters.
The love interest is a cardboard cutout Chosen One.
Battles are so absurdly easy that they could have been better done by replacing the whole mechanic with two buttons that say "Win" and "Lose."
The villains are comic-book-evil for absolutely no goddamn reason, which entirely undercuts every moral and social commentary that the narrative attempts.
The second half of the story is full of the most egregious and unexplained hand-waves.
The Ugly:
All the Japanese tropes are in full-effect.
You will know who will live and who will die from the moment you meet them in the game.
THIS IS NOT EVEN MY FINAL FORM
In fact, everything becomes progressively more ridiculous as the story progresses to the point that where you end up--regardless of which path you choose--makes entirely no sense whatsoever from the perspective of where you started from.
The early promise of subtlety gets short-shifted in favor of I'MMA CHARGIN MAH LAZOR.
The Good:
The premise of political intrigue underpinning social tensions makes for what is initially an engrossing mystery.
Giant, juicy, jiggly kickballs
Plenty of cute/sexy cutscenes to be found, all thankfully de-censored
Zepp's veteran cynicism is genuinely insightful.
Eliza's carefree insanity comes across as its own kind of wisdom in a story where other characters seem to get their goals hopelessly confused.
The Bad:
Zepp and Eliza are not the main characters.
The love interest is a cardboard cutout Chosen One.
Battles are so absurdly easy that they could have been better done by replacing the whole mechanic with two buttons that say "Win" and "Lose."
The villains are comic-book-evil for absolutely no goddamn reason, which entirely undercuts every moral and social commentary that the narrative attempts.
The second half of the story is full of the most egregious and unexplained hand-waves.
The Ugly:
All the Japanese tropes are in full-effect.
You will know who will live and who will die from the moment you meet them in the game.
THIS IS NOT EVEN MY FINAL FORM
In fact, everything becomes progressively more ridiculous as the story progresses to the point that where you end up--regardless of which path you choose--makes entirely no sense whatsoever from the perspective of where you started from.
The early promise of subtlety gets short-shifted in favor of I'MMA CHARGIN MAH LAZOR.
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Did we just get invaded by GameInformer...?