- Jul 1, 2017
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There's one thing I'm wondering about. Why don't we see the neighbor James slept with? Is she still Keeley's neighbor? Do they ever run into each other? Does Keeley ever think about kicking her ass?
I did enjoy going through the different scenarios as both Claryce and James, though I feel Claryce's story path was better. That extra care paid off, but it kinda made James feel underwhelming in comparison. Though, it could just be me thinking a lesbian artist is more interesting than a straight male accountant.
Also, I'd have preferred Claryce and James' section be integrated into each other, rather than be seperated. Meaning, you first play as James, then at some point, it switches to Claryce; that way James' choices would affect Claryce's involvment with Keeley, as well as her own. So the ending the player gets is a combination of both characters' choices, rather than each independently. It's just the way I prefer, others may like it as is though.
I did enjoy going through the different scenarios as both Claryce and James, though I feel Claryce's story path was better. That extra care paid off, but it kinda made James feel underwhelming in comparison. Though, it could just be me thinking a lesbian artist is more interesting than a straight male accountant.
Also, I'd have preferred Claryce and James' section be integrated into each other, rather than be seperated. Meaning, you first play as James, then at some point, it switches to Claryce; that way James' choices would affect Claryce's involvment with Keeley, as well as her own. So the ending the player gets is a combination of both characters' choices, rather than each independently. It's just the way I prefer, others may like it as is though.