The nationalists pronounce the ch as a hard k. Lorry driver is the same, and so does Endurance when it pitches you on fascism.
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The nationalists pronounce the ch as a hard k. Lorry driver is the same, and so does Endurance when it pitches you on fascism.
Read the description under the 'physical' archetype when you're starting a new game
Lithium Flower
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I got some bug where I couldn't save the game and pretty much iron manned it to completion. Day 4 I needed to recover my gun and go get Ruby, but getting time to pass so I could recover the gun was haaaard having exhausted most dialog options already. I ended up having to buy the Settlers of Catan-like from the book store and let Kim beat me to pass enough time.
Found a honest to god game-breaking bug, btw.
Start a new game, pick up your shoe and get the task for finding the other shoe.
Go to balcony, RUN to pick up the other shoe
You pick up the shoe, but it vanishes. No shoe in the inventory. Task doesn't complete.
You literally stuck walking around with only one shoe. GG, RIP WP.
Start a new game, pick up your shoe and get the task for finding the other shoe.
Go to balcony, RUN to pick up the other shoe
You pick up the shoe, but it vanishes. No shoe in the inventory. Task doesn't complete.
You literally stuck walking around with only one shoe. GG, RIP WP.
Tigranes
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..........end of Day 2, I discovered the game over screen
And in fact, I might actually just reroll rather than doing my first ever reload. Just feels right for the guy to try and get by with his abnormal pain tolerance and a gentle soul deep, deep, deep inside - and find the world just hasn't got time for you.
And in fact, I might actually just reroll rather than doing my first ever reload. Just feels right for the guy to try and get by with his abnormal pain tolerance and a gentle soul deep, deep, deep inside - and find the world just hasn't got time for you.
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Dudes, use spoiler tags please.
Is this by any chance a composure check in the hostel?
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Yeah, I also missed doing a timed thing on Day 3 and passing the time on Day 4 is a chore. Can't use the benches, I read and even re-read the books from store, had the drunk tell me all his stories...
There should be an option to just sit down on the bench, even when Kim is there.
There should be an option to just sit down on the bench, even when Kim is there.
The Last Blackguard
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Welp. Just finished it. I had a lot of energy by the end. There's still a lot I want to see.
Maybe not flawless, but definitely a worthwhile experience, and I haven't felt this engaged to replay something so quickly in a very long time.
-The one time I savescummed was during the fight between the mercs and the union. I didn't have my gun, but I fucked up a ton of 90% checks, and Kim ended up in the hospital, Cuno was in my party. After I reloaded, I managed to save Kim. I'd love to see what going to the final encounter with Cuno is like. Or hell, what actually winning that fight looks like.
-I ended up with a lot of interesting thoughts I couldn't internalize.
-If getting to talk to the mercs besides the one posing as a scab leader is a thing, I never found it, and backed down when I tried to talk to him.
-I found the anomaly, but I'd love to actively pursue more pale related stuff.
I let Klassje go, flat out. My partners at the end were pretty angry.
-Ending was kinda...eh? There was a lot going on, and it all ending at a crazy old man who had nothing to do with anything felt...anticlimactic, I guess, but I guess that's how a lot of these stories go. I probably would be pretty disappointed if I didn't find and talk to the phasmid.
-I ended up with a lot of interesting thoughts I couldn't internalize.
-If getting to talk to the mercs besides the one posing as a scab leader is a thing, I never found it, and backed down when I tried to talk to him.
-I found the anomaly, but I'd love to actively pursue more pale related stuff.
I let Klassje go, flat out. My partners at the end were pretty angry.
-Ending was kinda...eh? There was a lot going on, and it all ending at a crazy old man who had nothing to do with anything felt...anticlimactic, I guess, but I guess that's how a lot of these stories go. I probably would be pretty disappointed if I didn't find and talk to the phasmid.
Maybe not flawless, but definitely a worthwhile experience, and I haven't felt this engaged to replay something so quickly in a very long time.
If it is the one I think about... oh boy the amount of minuses you can accumulate. I really hope the game doesn't keep track of all the shit I've done for later use.
Your character mentions that the guy talks weird, like an academic that spends more time writing than conversing with people. T'was intentional. This is expanded upon at the end of the game with the other characters who acknowledge how weird he is. Looks like both you and Lithium missed shit.
Lithium Flower
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Honestly, he sounded Finnish to me, and I just assumed that is how Finns talk.
The Last Blackguard
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Oh yeah, Another thing:
Volition calling out all your other inner voices for falling for the coochie is one of the best things in the game. Dunno how much I missed, but more of that would have been amazing.
You're overanalyzing. It's clear that DE is set in a world where people with views like both Rene AND Kim can exist.
Honest to god, so true. And it was completely right, and it wasn't just my inner voices that fell for coochie...I FELL FOR COOCHIE!
Prime Junta
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He sounds like he’s reciting lines from a piece of paper. I’m around autistic academics all the time and they don’t talk like that at all.
The character commented on it and the guy had a nice-sounding voice. That was enough for me to buy it, though I can get it if you don't.
Regardless, I think it's interesting how a small point of clarification regarding a point like that or Gary purposefully pronouncing Revachol differently can change how you view a character. At first, I didn't like Cuno. Then, I saw someone here post "FUCK DOES CUNO CARE!", and I immediately did a 180, and think he's great too.
Kim is mixed, so it's natural that he would hold more progressive views to cope with that. Get real.
This totally seems like something someone would say in the period you're shooting for.
Kim is
actually a girl. If you raise the affection points enough, this is revealed. Remember all the little hints about changing name etc.?
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In Soviet Estonia, game plays YOU
Say sike. There's no fucking way...
Stompa
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This game is amazingly well-written, yet the disappointment keeps swelling in me. I bought into the advertising and the shill brigade promises hook, line and sinker, while the actual game doesn't really resemble them. It's small, real small, a focused thing, not even approaching the 60 hours figure thrown around by the developers or the amount of different locations PS:T had (also their words). I wouldn't have expected more if they'd gone and said: "Yes, this is going to be focused in one small district", but they didn't. What it's also not is a good detective game.
Which is not to say I didn't like the game. Phys+Psyche playthrough with a lot of Shivers and Inland Empire is very interesting to say the least, and makes the final confrontation better, but I can't help but wonder how much better the main quest could've been if it wasn't like this.
It genuinely angers me how amateurishly it railroads you into not finding out the sniper's hideout by yourself. Not only the place for checking the boardwalk hideout is fucked (seriously, you can't check the top of it, but an underground bunker, as vital to the later scene it is, is the last place anyone would think a sniper shot could've come from), but you can't even go check the last potential place for the shot to be made from. It wouldn't be that bad if there was a decent explanation as to why you can't, but Joyce has a yacht RIGHT THERE that she uses to cross that little straight. The hard trigger for the tribunal being finding Ruby and not the passage of time is also a big "Why?" for me. Klaasje figuring out the shot came from the island and explicitly marking the way for you is an ultimate kick in the nuts.
Which is not to say I didn't like the game. Phys+Psyche playthrough with a lot of Shivers and Inland Empire is very interesting to say the least, and makes the final confrontation better, but I can't help but wonder how much better the main quest could've been if it wasn't like this.
Remember how he reacts when you tell him that your decision-making has been compromised by the pussay? Not affected by young girls, eh?
True.
Love.
Ending.
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