You are absolutely right. 4.5 full is the first part of chapter 5 + the rework. The next update will be the second part of chapter 5, and when the rework is finished it will be the end of season 1. so 5.5 will be the first part of chapter 6 and the beginning of season 2.
no, chapter 5 closes the season, so it would be more logical to think that 5.5 will not exist, just as 2.5 did not exist either, or 1.5...
Except will we now have 7/32~ chapters or 5/32~..?What grief are you talking about? If you're talking about Summer, then it's not clear what happened.
It became incomprehensible to me the behavior of the MC after reworking the game when he started crying for no reason.
Ocean said that the first season will introduce the characters. As you can see now there are a lot of characters that we do not know. Do not forget that the women's basketball team has not yet arrived, which sent all sorts of interesting selfies to the director. So what happens next is not yet clear.
We talked about this and Ocean himself explained. FunChaser and Sin_Mechero are right: 4.5 is the first half of chapter 5. Chapter 5 full will mark the end of Season 1.Yeah well this is one thing that confuses me, or maybe I'm just dumb..
I remember Ocean saying that the .5 chapters are basically full chapters but they are just named .5 so the 1st season would be chapters 1-5, which looks more "clean" indeed.
So we have chapters 1, 2, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5 and finally 5.. so that's 7 chapters. I'm just wondering that are the 0.5s full chapters or not? Well now that I'm writing this I don't think it makes much of a difference
I didn´t play the old version of the game so i´m not an expert here and i don´t know what happens in future actualizations, but you have to know that Mc has a trauma,and with the time he should change and be more "normal". But i don´t know how normal can be a person with his trauma...OK decided to finally give this game a try with all the reviews and talk it has surrounding it and I don't mind a story driven slow-burn.
Now question I have is does MC ever change and become more approachable?
First few minutes of the game and he shows signs of being a psychopath, a sociopath, and on the spectrum.
Im not that far in and just got to the college introduction but his whole demeanor the entire time has been nothing short of super unlikeable.
The renders are beautiful and the girls seem somewhat interesting atleast so far.
I'll add to the response from Don Sucio - Ocean is redoing the very early scene where the MC does something dark.OK decided to finally give this game a try with all the reviews and talk it has surrounding it and I don't mind a story driven slow-burn.
Now question I have is does MC ever change and become more approachable?
First few minutes of the game and he shows signs of being a psychopath, a sociopath, and on the spectrum.
Im not that far in and just got to the college introduction but his whole demeanor the entire time has been nothing short of super unlikeable.
The renders are beautiful and the girls seem somewhat interesting atleast so far.
Ok thank you very much for the answers.
I think you've found a gem in Summers Gone!
As I imagine it did for anyone with a half functional brain. Unless we find out the MC developed multiple personality disorder after whatever happened at the cabin. That would explain why in the reworks the guy is all over the place.
Interesting, because in the version I played he
That's right,one of the reasons i played this game was Mc's personality, he's unique, you can feel his macabre acts. And the way the npc's react to your decisions is really well done. If Ocean gives us the option to mold the MC I'll probably still be a psycho, maybe a bit normal but also a psycho.
The guys here pretty much answered this, but I think it will be interesting for you to read the Dev post about the "dark route" and the MC's personality:OK decided to finally give this game a try with all the reviews and talk it has surrounding it and I don't mind a story driven slow-burn.
Now question I have is does MC ever change and become more approachable?
First few minutes of the game and he shows signs of being a psychopath, a sociopath, and on the spectrum.
Im not that far in and just got to the college introduction but his whole demeanor the entire time has been nothing short of super unlikeable.
The renders are beautiful and the girls seem somewhat interesting atleast so far.
My half functional brain is a bit confused as to why anyone still would expect the MC to keep his trench coat and shotgun if the Dev has said it many times that the game will be all about healing and personal improvement. Unfortunately, it is not the MC who develops multiple personality disorder. You really shouldn't keep two conflicting versions of the game in mindAs I imagine it did for anyone with a half functional brain. Unless we find out the MC developed multiple personality disorder after whatever happened at the cabin. That would explain why in the reworks the guy is all over the place.
The edgier and darker MC in the earlier iteration of the story is what pulled me in. Yes he came across as an unlikeable asshole but that at least he was interesting. This revised version is pretty much devoid of all emotion and, quite frankly, logic that the story used to have. A watered-down rendition of what was once a uniquely amazing introduction to a story that prioritizes maistream appeal for a wider audience.
I can always count on the panic attack scenes to shatter any sense of immersion I had as I burst out laughing, praying for Ocean to give us that sweet line of dialogue "I'm literally shaking and crying right now"
The revised version is not devoid of emotions, just the tone of emotions has changed and this is not to your liking. And here my half functional brain suddenly turned on a chorus in my head, singing "You can't always get what you want." (consequences of re-watching House M.D, I guess).The story doesn't say that MC's have PTSD. If the author wrote that Summer was killed in front of his eyes, in this case, post-traumatic syndrome on his face. But even so, something must happen to make the MC cry, like when he saw Victoria's eraser.
as far as I know, the old version of the game before the rework was created by Regium, which became popular. According to this MC behaves differently. In the new version of Ocean, you have lost the fast-paced plot and actions that reveal the nature of new characters. On the other hand, a lot of unnecessary conversations and actions have appeared that do not make sense like a board game in the library. Therefore, it seems to you that the game has lost all emotions.
