started it but it feels wooden...the mc is like a duche and a lot of things dont add up....as example-emely´s accident? no one could find her family cause the papers burned with the car??? licenseplate???never heard of?....what ever....next he gets fucked up with the first job?? why even mention this job if the boss is a beast...nahhh
I adopted the MC’s definition in the prologue as being Lord Farquaad from the "Shrek" cartoon. I’m not proud of it, but it was the best we had at the time. We're behind schedule because the current version is too long, but this will be addressed in the prologue rework. We understand that not everyone will be happy with the changes, but we’ve done our best.
About Emily’s Accident:
I understand that it may seem illogical that no one was found after Emily's accident. However, not every police department or public institution operates like in episodes of
CSI, where investigations are taken to the extreme. In reality, police often conduct an initial search and then give up. From the MC’s perspective—and that of the people involved—there was an exhaustive effort to find the family. Furthermore, in some countries, like the one where
Our Home takes place, the police are not exactly known for their integrity or efficiency.
About the MC and His Boss (Norah):
You may be analyzing this from the player’s perspective. For the MC, there’s nothing wrong with Norah because he doesn’t know she’s a "beast." We can’t write a story where the MC magically reads minds or knows someone’s bad intentions in advance. Villains or criminals rarely walk around with "I’m the antagonist" written on their foreheads; this is something the protagonist will discover over time.
Thank you for playing and sharing your feedback. It’s important for us to understand players’ perceptions so we can improve the game’s narrative and overall experience.
