| DerNebel said: Kinda, I did want to know how it ends and if the game would have game changing decisions in it, like HR did, so I watched till the end, but I'd be lying if I said that I didn't leave very disappointed after I was done watching. I didn't stop watching after 15-30 minutes because I remembered HR and how embarassingly bad that started (JAAAAASON), that game actually turned out pretty interesting, not the same for Beyond imo. |
I understand your point and agree the endings were subpar and the decisions were a lot simplier than HR (I enjoyed both, but B2D have a better beggining and HR better ends and decision system. B2D have a better history, but HR hook you more on the thrill.
I think they simplified the decisions so anyone could get all endings. I bet they got a lot of complaints on how to get the 7 combinations to get all the 20+ ending scenes on HR. My disappointance there were regarding the impact of the decisions on the identity of origami killer.
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