Yeah, the cheats console Drifty implemented for the Steam release is one of the best such add-ons I have seen, period. It beats any third-party mods hands down (and negates the need for the universal mod). Other devs should take note.
If you're talking about the DLC walkthrough mod, I agree. Only thing that could be improved is if it had LI and/or achievement planning in it (so not just at the choices). Also not all achievements are mentioned in the guide as far as I could find (for example Major Donor). For modding it's great, but as walkthrough I still prefer the good old PDF-guide (too bad that isn't included).
Yes, they nean that Nyah and probably the MC are android with Artifical intel, that why when you read it backwards, like in the mirror of Celeste's car you see AI4U.Drifty Games said:
I think that U4iA is a chip that is implemented into the body of people, probably in the brain or nervous system. It might even be some kind of nanomachines.
daddy dearest wouldn't need to go such lengths to dig up mc's brains if he was android.
You are looking at this all wrong.
You know, if the game had immediately made it clear it was set in a future or a cyberpunk setting, there wouldn't have been any questions. But it looks like current days, a tropical island, everything is more or less normal. Okay, maybe the unusual drug (Hello Interstate 60 and Captain Ives running the Euphoria trade), but everyting else seems nothing out of the ordinary. And then suddenly, out of nowhere, an advanced android appears.
I'm not saying the plot makes perfect sense, because it doesn't, and you gave a perfect example. It took a left turn out of nowhere. And I'm not judging whether that's good or bad, because that's not really the issue at hand. In fact, I applaud Drifty's attempt to subvert expectations. One could argue if the attempt made sense or not, but again, that's really not the issue at hand. All I'm saying is that the reasoning given in the post I replied to was flawed.
If a movie or show takes place in the future or an alternate world, you still see at least some stuff (no matter how small) that doesn't exist in our world (yet), even if it isn't necessary for the story.
Imo it doesn't really take a left turn out of nowhere. The android gave quite a few hints throughout the game that she was one, but the only thing that makes me say to myself "nah, that can't be it", was because we saw nothing even close to that kind of technology in Leap of Faith.
you must remember that sea left lof group before end game.
well the pinball machine was too advanced for lof mc.
No. Agree to disagree. it makes absolutely no sense to go out of their way to include some future or alternate world technology if it has absolutely nothing to do with the story.
Fair enough. The story didn't take a left turn out of nowhere for me, as I caught the same hints you caught. I just thought you felt that way. Honestly, some of the hints weren't exactly subtle. So anybody caught by surprise really wasn't paying enough attention to details.
Yes, but we don't get to see how long this exactly takes place after she left the group.
Yeah let's. Before I end this I still want to make one more point why in this case I disagree with your viewpoint (just for sake of clarity to everyone who reads this):
you must remember that sea left lof group before end game.
well the pinball machine was too advanced for lof mc.
well who knows what big companies and military are brewing.[/ispoiler]
OK, Christine was leaving for the island right at the end of LoF, this is the job she was talking about with the genius who's the head of the company, and MC's evil father. That was obvious.Yes, but we don't get to see how long this exactly takes place after she left the group.
Yeah let's. Before I end this I still want to make one more point why in this case I disagree with your viewpoint (just for sake of clarity to everyone who reads this):
The main reason I think that way, was simply because of the simple rule of determining the rules of the world where a story takes place in. Everything we saw in LoF exists also in our world: The buildings, the vehicles, the technology etc. There was nothing advanced in it so we don't expect anything advanced to exist. Since u4ia takes place soon after LoF, we don't expect technology in this game that is way more advanced than we already saw. However if they began numbering the androids with #1, this means there were already more than 20 created before this game and we know the last two (unless there are already more created after Nyah) are/were extremely close to being human (otherwise he wouldn't be able to marry). You would expect at least some sort of less advanced androids to be visible in the background or in the newspapers. However it could be that it's in the news(papers) of LoF and I just didn't remember/read those because it had no impact in LoF.
This makes me want to play LoF again
We know she has been reset multiple times because she wanted to leave:
Yeah, I forgot about that conversation! It's been a minute...We know she has been reset multiple times because she wanted to leave:
sc "Absolutely love it. Learning from one of the greats, but..."
ad "But you've wanted to leave for a while, right?"
sc "Sorry, sir. I was a little home-sick for a while."
sc "But I'm enjoying myself a lot more now."
ad "That's good to hear. Means we don't have to reset anymore."
sc "Reset?"
ad "Does waking up on an empty plane, getting picked up by Teagan, sound familiar to you?"
sc "What do you mean? It happened when I got here. How did you know?"
ad "You see, we can't have you leave just yet. Teagan was doing what she was told to help you resync when you woke up."
ad "She has picked you up at the airport four times now."
We don't know however how long she has been there before she had to be reset again. When u4ia takes place I believe it has been a couple of months since her last reset, but it's unknown if that's the case every time.
The whole story gives me the vibe of a SciFi version of The Truman Show meets Groundhog Day but with memory manipulation
