I just kept hitting next a lot.

You're right, it probably wasn't part of the plan, but I think that has happened to numerous people, so it must have been an idea on the backbuner or something. But, I think that it does leave everyone for the better. Except the whole "Now I'm depressed because they aren't real thing." Maybe thats just me. But I digress, good experience of all.

That was beautifully written mate. I tired to hold it back for a while, but I just gave in after a while due to the fact it was like physically affecting me.
And while I don't really want to admit it, I am now more of an emotional person than I ever have been. It's hard to come to terms with it, but it really isn't such a bad thing now that I think about it.

I know what you mean, man. I used to think I was pretty much emotionless and then I played this game. The way a story was going would affect my entire attitude the next day. (I only read at night for about six hours at a time.) The game definitely helped in showing me the error in my ways as I am now gladly able to show those emotions. That probably wasn't any intention of the game developers, but that's what happened. It's more fun to be affected by things anyway.

You're right, it probably wasn't part of the plan, but I think that has happened to numerous people, so it must have been an idea on the backbuner or something. But, I think that it does leave everyone for the better. Except the whole "Now I'm depressed because they aren't real thing." Maybe thats just me. But I digress, good experience of all.

Oh god mate, it's so true. I felt pretty happy throughout the whole thing, reaching the top during the stay in the summer house, mixed with it's own sadness, then from there on I was like What the fuck slow down what the hell is going on and what not. Then the Airport scene, which is I think where I started to cry, up until the music box in the hospital, and the scene after the credits. I lost my ability to even after all of that.

That airport scene.. I was in manly tears for a little while. It took me about five minutes to continue reading once Hisao went down. Then in the hospital, that music box starts playing and at first you don't realize what it is. You're reading to the soundtrack of the game as usual and then it clicks in your head where that particular soundtrack is coming from. You remember that Lilly has the music box with her, and after a moment or two of piecing things together she walks into the hospital bedroom. You have what I would call a half girly panic attack, half butterflies from sheer happiness. You have a smile from ear to ear, and you read all the way through the rest with the happiest tears that you've probably ever shed.

That's how it worked for me anyway.

..I'm an emotional person..

That was beautifully written mate. I tired to hold it back for a while, but I just gave in after a while due to the fact it was like physically affecting me.
And while I don't really want to admit it, I am now more of an emotional person than I ever have been. It's hard to come to terms with it, but it really isn't such a bad thing now that I think about it.

I know what you mean, man. I used to think I was pretty much emotionless and then I played this game. The way a story was going would affect my entire attitude the next day. (I only read at night for about six hours at a time.) The game definitely helped in showing me the error in my ways as I am now gladly able to show those emotions. That probably wasn't any intention of the game developers, but that's what happened. It's more fun to be affected by things anyway.

You're right, it probably wasn't part of the plan, but I think that has happened to numerous people, so it must have been an idea on the backbuner or something. But, I think that it does leave everyone for the better. Except the whole "Now I'm depressed because they aren't real thing." Maybe thats just me. But I digress, good experience of all.

I think hes God-tier material, especially in Skyfall (spoiler) when he blows the helicopter into the house. I also love his face when "no one fucks with my car." Although Raoul wasnt my favorite villain.

I wasn't as big a fan of "Skyfall" as I was some of the others. He didn't use enough spy technology to be a proper bond however he definitely fulfilled the action role quite well. The best villain was definitely "Odd Job".

All of a sudden Daniel Craig doesn't matter?

Daniel Craig is pretty cool, but Sean Connery and Pierce Brosner are the god-tier bonds.

I think hes God-tier material, especially in Skyfall (spoiler) when he blows the helicopter into the house. I also love his face when "no one fucks with my car." Although Raoul wasnt my favorite villain.

I wasn't as big a fan of "Skyfall" as I was some of the others. He didn't use enough spy technology to be a proper bond however he definitely fulfilled the action role quite well. The best villain was definitely "Odd Job".