If you have played Tal's 2 previous games you know he would never do something like that. It's not that kind of story.
Okay... let me nitpick here. This isn't entirely correct. Character death is always an option, but there will be an option to prevent it, it might be 20+ updates earlier but it is there. In TRS1, Zae'na, Nova and Aegis, for example, could die in the non-canon ending if I recall correctly (I kind of handwaved that option in TRS2). Sorcerer Oriana could die if you mess up the two chances to save her. Obviously, Bruce can die fairly easily. So hypothetically speaking, a situation like in AL could happen, but you would have to mess up earlier. And probably several times depending on the story that is being written.
But that's the point, in AL one death was unavoidable (the fact that we had to choose between two girls was bad), you always gives us a choice.
As I said, I was nitpicking
I'm the Guy who in Mass Effect 2 finished every single quest and was on the end game mission only to find out that a choice in Mission 3 of the game killed a character in the End Game mission, so I scrapped the playthrough then and there and started the entire game overAs I said, I was nitpicking
In the end, it's about getting an emotional reaction. Killing/hurting someone the readers/players care for is a sure way to do it. There is only one more effective way to provoke an emotional reaction from a lot of people, but yeah, let's not go there. Still, interactive medium, of course, it is more work to offer the option, but more often than not, it is worth it. In one playthrough, you can fuck up. On the next one, you don't. Then see something different.
Already been fixed, but since it is just that one typo in the sequence it isn't exactly worth uploading 50 GB again so the fix for it is in 36, although that has one issue as well but meh. Also toggling Extras on usually fixes those things.
Yeah it's fixed, mod should be catching up with 37 with all the possible fixes and things.
