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Originally Posted by mart
Because there's a lot of superfluous dialogue.
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There was definitely a lot of dialogue with Fiona, Charlie and Emma but I didn't mind. I'm not sure how else they could have set up the relationships. I know I wouldn't have read it if it was in the manual.
A few years ago I played the first hour or so but never went back to it. Even after more than an hour you've really got no plot yet and no puzzles. You're just told to go work on your art at the studio.
I'm glad I stuck with it this time. I appreciate all the depth to the characters and I'm looking forward to seeing where the story goes. We still really only had one very minor puzzle though (getting money for the subway).
I'm also impressed with how well the game holds up. I can tolerate the player models, the backgrounds are beautiful and the voice acting is really well done.
Near the end of the chapter
Spoiler:I told Stan I wouldn't work. After talking to Cortez at the exhibit, I went back home and watched a movie with Fiona. The chapter ended with a cutscene of the show on the TV becoming reality, etc.
Does the chapter end differently if you make different choices?
