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That is also a great way to get people from wanting to keep playing a game all because of some bs that the developer thinks hey this would be fun.
What would have been better is doing it so that it would not change your choice or the names. Also it is no joy to it just a pain in the ass. So if the developer wants to add a bunch of code that turns people off of their games that is all on them. Also I would call it a total waste of code to even give a choice and pull something like that.
As I have mentioned before, this developer's sense of humor is not for everyone. There are other games out there that probably won't annoy you.
The story is interesting, If they want to waste their time putting in worthless code that is on them let them waste their time. I will still play the game. As I said the story is interesting I would not but this game up in the amazing games. It is an ok game just interesting enough that I want to see how the story plays out only. At least they had enough sense to stop that error crap after the 1st 2 times.
Look, just like Walter and I have both said, it's intentional and enjoyed by many of us. If you don't like it, that's OK. No one is saying you have to like it. We're just saying that it's not actually an error, and it's meant as a little bit of humor. In the specific case of the name change, there are a several different things the joke could be.Well, here's the thing. It may be 'worthless code' to you, but it's not to me. Nor is it to many others who play this game.
What you are saying is your subjective opinion... which is fine. But don't act like it is Gospel delivered from The Mount.
- "You think you want to change Maeve's name, but if you really look deep inside, you actually don't. If you really consider it, Maeve is a perfect name for this character, so why would you ever try to change it?"
- "Oh, so you think you're in charge here? Really? With these women, you actually think you're in control?"
- The dev has criticized his own coding multiple times on this very thread. This could also be poking fun at himself: "[sigh] Yes, players, I'm not great a coding. See? I can't even let you change a character's name correctly half the time!"
The MC isn't really ever in control, even if he starts "getting it"; accepting the darkness (an option with Shannon at the house Olivia sold to Zita) can mean more than just letting yourself pass out. With all of the pranks Shannon plays, with all of the confidence coupled with self-doubt of Angel, with all of the actions and responses from Maeve — with everything the characters do, is the MC really ever going to control things? Should he even try? With all of these faux errors players will be shown regardless, should players even try to be in control? Is it more fun to just strap in for the ride?
Only you can answer those questions for yourself. I consider the above points and have embraced the darkness. I personally find it a lot easier and more fun that way. You don't have to embrace it all, but if it's going to bother you so much, you'll need to decide if your enjoyment of the rest of the game (what doesn't bother you) outweighs what you don't like.