That's how i always play.
I think you're onto something here.
Right, but don't tell me that you don't form any expectations about what these consequences actually will be, as you make your choices? Both short- and long-term? Because that's very much what we're developed to do, after all -- to make our choices based on what we expect them to lead to. So the choices which appeal to you are, in large part, the expected consequences which appeal to you more than alternatives.
Rather than having expectations, i am excited to see what the game will show me. I love seeing things i haven't seen before.
I get this sentiment, i actually prefer to get in the game blind too. I think we've possibly had a misunderstanding there -- when i was talking about trying to get specific outcome, it was along these lines of trying to carve out a desirable outcome etc based on my own guesses where the game might be heading; not going at it with some sort of walkthrough and exact knowledge of the endings. I mean, if it was the latter then getting an unexpected/unwelcome ending wouldn't even be a factor in the first place.Knowing everything ahead of time and planning for a specific outcome is... not my idea of fun.
I like not knowing anything and diving in completely blind, while trying to carve out more or less desirable outcome with whatever tools the game provides me with.
Quick question: why the heck do you use that cup of coffe in every damned post?Rather than having expectations, i am excited to see what the game will show me. I love seeing things i haven't seen before.
So, i have a rough picture of where my choices may lead, sure, that's why i pick those choices.
But the way i think may be quite different from the way the dev of the game thinks, so the result i end up with isn't necessarily what i expect to happen. Which, to me, is fun too. The fun of discovery see?
Knowing everything ahead of time and planning for a specific outcome is... not my idea of fun.
I like not knowing anything and diving in completely blind, while trying to carve out more or less desirable outcome with whatever tools the game provides me with.
The only problem with that is there is only one person developing Superhuman. Having branching storylines that meaningfully change based on choices is going to be too much work.I think you're onto something here.
Say one 'bad' choice may put your friend at risk but you could still realize the mistake and jump to their defense down the line.
Or make one 'terrible' choice and that friend ends up dead.
Yeah, i can see how this could be interesting, much more interesting than reloading after being slammed into a wall for sure.
Fun answer: To incite people to ask about it, you're now like.. 10th? Person who ever asked about it.
Well, nothing prevents the dev from finding like-minded individuals to help him out.
Can be relocated elsewhere, there's an absolute shitton of ways one can use to feed information to the player.
Just like cat girls say ~nya. It's his quirk.
i love being stubborn and diving head first into choices, its make the games feel more immersive and fluid. but i sometimes the choices mess up my play through, i'll always finish it though.That's how i always play.
I make honest choices that appeal to me and then meet the consequences head-on.
It's entertaining to see what the game will surprise me with.
It's just a little annoying when that surprise ends up being an impassable wall. But i'll live.
It's all in my 'About' tab in my profile, check the 'Random Stuff' spoiler.
Fun answer: To incite people to ask about it, you're now like.. 10th? Person who ever asked about it.
Boring answer: Because in RL i always have a cup of coffee or tea next to me, we're like, inseparable.
Therefore i consider this to be a good representation of me while online. Ho-Ho~
Well, nothing prevents the dev from finding like-minded individuals to help him out.
We have an entire section dedicated to recruitment.
Can be relocated elsewhere, there's an absolute shitton of ways one can use to feed information to the player.
Bad end's in this game are info dumps, I have a save for almost every bad end in this game. I go back rewatch them and whenever we get something new related to those bad ends.Hah! Landed on another bad end: 'Too strong too soon'
So you can't be too weak, and you can't be too strong... hilarious!
You know what, this game would have been so much better if instead of slamming the player into some bad end, the choices simply shifted the players closer to one of the endings. I'd enjoy that much more.
And more importantly, this way you wouldn't be prevented from progressing through the game every time you do something the game considers the 'wrong' move.
So what I'm hearing is if someone were to get the infinity trait they become gojo it all make sense now this is all a jjk reference we lost amber aka Nobara and cole is Mahito which means we will kill cole
alice has only the space trait, you need both space and time to get the infinity trait (you need only the space trait to become like gojo), we lost both amber and liz, and cole and mahito share some similarities but i'm not sure we'll kill cole here.
Let me believe we jump cole with deryl
maybe, but deryl is gonna just as useful as todo though.
