that's the way he got into the right half in the first place. they remove the laser cannon in the room for the miniboss fight. he does go back through it laterKilgamayan wrote: ↑4 years ago There is a little bit more to my thread gimmick than that, to be fair!
My favorite part of the today's video was the half-progression through the wall tunnel at 16:15, followed by immediately turning around and leaving for no reason and never going back there again, not even during the search for where to go next near the end of the video. Splendifferous.
Iconoclasts - I can't believe it. Humans are so flaky. I knew I should have asked the tengu about this instead.
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Hey, so, can we please not super rudely call out singular specific people about this? Especially considering there's a world of difference between posting the text of a conversation that raocow missed and unsubtly hinting at/implying things that the game will show you at its own pace...
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5 10+hour manual labor work days will do that to you
To play devil's advocate, the original text *does* make them much more villainous, and, they *are* the villains. What they're saying is horrible, but, keep in mind, they are horrible people, so it's fitting.wyldstrykr wrote: ↑4 years ago i found the original:
i can see why the author replace it since it can offend someone with that. also black reaction makes sense in the original since shes a girl which i only know because talkhaus and raocow video comment... i beat the game without even realiZing that black is a girl... kek
I can totally see why it was changed, though. No need to be *too* rude, especially in a video game.
Anyone else remember that weird post-apocalyptic anime from like 15 years ago, Wolf's Rain? This game has some similar vibes to it, if nothing else than the Mother character kind of reminding me of
Lady Jaguara
and I can only imagine that theone city where Penance isn't a thing is like Lady Jaguara's big city from the penultimate episodes of Wolf's Rain
Could just be a coincidence, but it's still neat to think about.
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Awoo wrote: ↑4 years ago To play devil's advocate, the original text *does* make them much more villainous, and, they *are* the villains. What they're saying is horrible, but, keep in mind, they are horrible people, so it's fitting.
I can totally see why it was changed, though. No need to be *too* rude, especially in a video game.
They're definitely antagonists, but I would be harder pressed to call them "villains". (I would be rather hard-pressed to call anyone in this game a "villain" outside of perhaps Mother - honestly, Elro fits the description better than a good number of the antagonists.) I think they're more stupid misguided kids that got swept up in a religious wave by the most charismatic leader people have seen in quite a long time.
Having the super nasty dialogue also doesn't quite gel with the various silly main- and side-conversations you see these grunts having throughout the course of the game. It's much easier to find their zany antics amusing when they're laughing uproariously at dad jokes than the objectification of women.
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Update: RIP Gerrie (2018-2018)
I like the new wrench color.
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Says the person who derailed a thread because they were so bothered with spoilersLeet wrote:Hahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahaha
Anyway, I wouldn't call it a public execution so much as repentance by suicide. The kid was so broken by the "interrogation" (read: being shot by that thing) that he lost the will to live. It's a pretty cruel way to die (going headfirst to snap your own neck, eugh), but it's probably the best way to do that in the context of the institution in question (since that note on the Silver Watchman indicated they were not keen on using direct violence to instill discipline and order).
In any case, you got the electric hamburger! That has many uses, as you have kindly demonstrated. Some places have already shown a potential use! I like how the symbol for it is the wrench holding the bomb like a hamburger :D
Now, regarding the re-written dialogue: I'm ambivalent. I get Konjak's intent in using this dialogue, intentionally making them as chauvinistic as possible to push the heel angle hard. At the same time, what replaced it wasn't bad, and Black's reaction makes sense in either case, if you know anything about
her condition
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Well it's important to remember the way it's framed is not as entertainment but as a means to instill fear. The crowd is filled with shock and revulsion at the situation, which is precisely the point. There is not meant to be joy felt in this.Peliptia wrote: ↑4 years ago ahhgosh⁛. that was dark 🕱 like theres a sad visceral reaction to gerries resolve there—it makes me feel so uncomfortable and i think that is the right response‿and the grim part is there were and are actual crowds out there that will roar with entertainment at self-abnegations like this... it hurts.
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I have no fucking clue what you're talking about or what I did to you. Like, nice job calling me out on saying "hahaha", it's such an incredibly provocative and insulting statement. I'm clearly a huge hypocrite for saying that
Fuck this site my dudes
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ahh thats⁓ thats true ⃨ i definitely got that wrong. thats very very true (*´ -`*)
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Abandoned plot thread? It happens, i dounno
Shame my crescent wrenches aren't anywhere near as impressive or useful as Robin's. Truth be told I only use two for my work, and they're both probably galvanized but they don't spark when I spin them
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There is an actual secret that Black is fully in the know about for reasons that make complete sense. It's never given attention though, beyond a simple note. There's a lot of tidbits about this game that are brought up in some way, but it's on you the player to piece it all together.
That secret black is referring to about that one room is exactly that. I can bring this up after we advance the game further to further clarify what that is all about after we get past that point.
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Well...if it's about the fact thatAdvent Azure wrote: ↑4 years ago That secret black is referring to about that one room is exactly that. I can bring this up after we advance the game further to further clarify what that is all about after we get past that point.
it's a colony ship
, I don't really count that as "big." Mina basically implied as much when the room was introduced. Unless you meanthere's more than one
, in which case I'm not sure that's "big" either. This might be another case of Konjak's writing not emphasizing key points when necessary. Like, honestly, much as I yelled at the screen for raocow skipping the recent scene, it seems really odd that Polro's cause of death lacks the gravitas it should have. It's almost a throwaway line in a completely skippable cutscene, even though that line is so damn important to the foundation of the story.Anyway...today was fun. This is where the game takes a BIG turn, plot-wise. We start see the foundation of the whole story truly develop at this point: The planet dying, Black having a big vendetta with Elro, Black having problems in general, Mina and Samba, the tensions between the Bastion and the One Concern...oh boy, the fun we'll have.
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also some other guy gets shot and dismembered that probably sucks too
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You know there's a really good solution for that. Since people all read at different speeds you could just read it out loud. Then everyone, including those who are just listening to the video, will actually know what's being said without having to constantly rewind because they were halfway through a dialogue box when you decided to go forward.raocow wrote:Sorry if I'm buttoning through this too fast, I'm just going through at the speed I read.
This is honestly one of the most infuriating parts of watching dialogue-heavy games like this and the Distorted Travesty series. You're either forced to speed read everything, not giving enough time to parse what's happening, pause/rewind constantly to do it yourself which is tedious as hell, or just not give a shit about the story which is dumb in a story-heavy game.
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