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#139
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AztecJew (01/12/2013) [-] 
I've played through and got the good ending with all of them...aside from how unfulfilling my romantic life feels by comparison I also want to continue playing but there's not much left to do but play through again and again...sigh
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grimsho (01/12/2013) [-] That's the general consensus, yes. I don't want to spoil much, but the neutral ending is far more heartbreaking, and includes lines such as "I will try to forget you", and looking back into her route many remember that she's said she's good at forgetting things. It really is crushing.
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pseudobob (01/12/2013) [-] Don't get me wrong, I was involved with the story. I acted like I would in real life and made decisions based not on what I thought the outcome would be, but based on how it would affect the characters. The writing did its job; I felt like I was a part of the story.
But then, at the end, I felt no pang of regret, or longing, or shame for the characters and relationships. I didn't miss them in the end, I didn't shed a 'manly tear' for what could have been, and I didn't think there should have been more. I guess it just doesn't work for me.
But then, at the end, I felt no pang of regret, or longing, or shame for the characters and relationships. I didn't miss them in the end, I didn't shed a 'manly tear' for what could have been, and I didn't think there should have been more. I guess it just doesn't work for me.
