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Any thoughts on the story yet? Some of the reviews I read said it's not what one would normally expect. One went so far as to say the ending was quite empty. I'd hate that. I'm absolutely stoked to play this and hope the story is just incredible and not zombies.
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Robiben posted:Interesting. So what happens if you fully commit to the Delilah thing? Does she take you up on your offer to be with her at the end? It would slightly suck to me if that isn't an option but it just says something else about Delilah as a character. You can still "change" Henry. About fully committing to Delilah, I did with the intention of leaving the wife behind to rot out her last days of sanity in Australia with her parents. Nothing changes. You and Delilah do have that one midnight where she says some mildly steamy stuff and walkie-talkie sex is implied, but nothing else really ever materializes. At the end you can ask her to wait for you, but she leaves anyways. Then at the very end you can ask her to move to Boulder with you and she turns you down and tells you to go back to Julia. The entire rest of the conversation Henry gets really mopey like he just lost at Tinder or something. It was honestly a bit of a letdown. It made me question if there even is any branching story. I don't think there is. I think dialogue may change some of the cute trinkets you find, but no matter what you say everything resolves the same way. The jump scare is a good jump scare. Did anyone else find the cassette tape through the clearable brambles near the elk? That song on the tape simply rocked. It was perfectly placed.
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Feb 11, 2016 06:00
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Republicans posted:I think I'm gonna play through it again and see how much/little difference my choices make. Mostly I wanna open that cache with the new radio before getting the lock code from Delilah to see how she reacts. It better be good, dammit. Uhm. I did this. It's full of dumb stuff and nothing happens. You come back it's re-locked and blah blah.
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Feb 11, 2016 13:50
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When trying to find the firefighters you can walk to that box and enter 1234. Just walk west instead of east. The meadow and creek are totally accessible. It isn't full of anything. I guess I'd be interested in whether 5678 would work at that time and cause other loot to spawn, but I don't see why it would to be honest. From a game programming standpoint by the time she prompts you for a different code the day has changed and you're loaded into a different level basically. Man, it was a great game, but after reading some of the outcomes of various dialogue playthroughs it's actually pretty bland. There's literally zero branch points save for a few trinkets that change. Where is the raccoon anyways? I explored the poo poo outa that place.
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Feb 12, 2016 05:58
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Also, the time limit you get to make conversation choices kind of implies that those choices carry significance. Ethics in games adventurism or something.
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Feb 12, 2016 14:28
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Id be down with spending a summer in one of those towers talking to a presumably dreamy lady over walkie talkie while picking up beer cans and finding turtles. Sign me the gently caress up.
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Feb 14, 2016 13:54
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brylcreem posted:I just finished the game without interacting with Delilah at all, except when needed to trigger plot advances. Wait. What happens with the map??
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Feb 14, 2016 16:45
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I just did it. It shows you in your own tower. 
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Feb 14, 2016 16:55
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