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Dinictus posted:Well, poo poo, no early 'save everyone' time shenanigans then. I was doing some googling to see if it was possible to save everyone in one day, and apparently the day automatically resets after you save anyone a second time, probably so they don't have to come up with alternate dialog and walkpaths for various NPCs since almost everyone reacts to the gunshot..
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# ¿ Aug 4, 2017 14:30 |
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# ¿ May 9, 2024 23:58 |
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Lazy Bear posted:So... What is the deal with the playing cards, I wonder? Is it just an extended casino metaphor, or is there more to it? I mean, also what's the deal with them in-game, but more the first. There's a secret ending you can get if you get all 52, and the ending explains what they're supposed to represent.
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# ¿ Aug 6, 2017 20:47 |
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Nevileen posted:I do like the implication that Lucas went into the priesthood after the accident due to the scene just before the credits - because hell, people have joined the priesthood for reasons like that. And that it's this aspect of Lucas - one that has lived for years, likely listening to confessions of people desperate for forgiveness and helping them out in that way, that ends up being the one to mentally work through his own pain and forgive himself for something he did years ago. Well... from what I understand, Lafcadio was a real person who existed, and was the previous owner of the Sexy Brutale before Lucas bought it. And that he died in the explosion. Lucas imagined himself as Lafcadio because he did what Lucas couldn't, he walked away.
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# ¿ Aug 8, 2017 00:24 |
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Felinoid posted:So what about that room that had all the floating cards and the whirlpool in it? Or is that something you're leaving for us to discover ourselves? It has the ace of hearts, if you collect the 10, jack, queen, and king they make a road to pick it up. I love how when he throws himself back into his gambling addiction everything seems fine and happy, but when he tries to leave the ballroom everything just... stops.
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# ¿ Aug 8, 2017 20:16 |