The finale were you befriend Adachi is definitely my favorite, I know that it has many flaws and that unfortunately doesn't have any real follow up. But the entire game is flawed, and a story revolving around solving a murder mystery ending with the protagonist siding with the killer at the end sounds like such interesting writing move. ( I probably think of it as cool because I haven't seen/read any other story that does it, but hey, it's still an interesting idea)
My issue with it is that the protagonist has no reason to side with Adachi. Hell, not even for maxing his social link when you can just do that normally. If there were any conceivable reasons for the MC to side with him, it would be interesting but as it stands for me, meh.
@@soc1163 Yeah, exactly, the only reason to do it is to get the "asshole" ending, but it doesn't make any sense. Why would you protect awkward af Adachi when he's basically responsible for what happened to Nanako? Unless you really hate Nanako, but I don't see how anybody can...
@@swagguy7515 Technically, Teddie isn't actually a teenager.. He's like the equivalent of a new born, so he's technically younger than Nanako. It's like Star Wars with Anakin and Padme...
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
Joe really just completely predicted door-kun when saying that if the mc isn't going to contact their parents they should just make them an orphan
“I really wish we reloaded for Naoto.”
So basically same thing as Haru?
Lmfao if this has happened twice let's see if he regrets in persona 3 as well
@@rattaniusprattanious"i really wish we reloaded for aigis"
Thank youuuu! :) Been bingewatching these for a few days now to calm down a little. You´re helping out many people!
Thanks for the company
The finale were you befriend Adachi is definitely my favorite, I know that it has many flaws and that unfortunately doesn't have any real follow up.
But the entire game is flawed, and a story revolving around solving a murder mystery ending with the protagonist siding with the killer at the end sounds like such interesting writing move.
( I probably think of it as cool because I haven't seen/read any other story that does it, but hey, it's still an interesting idea)
My issue with it is that the protagonist has no reason to side with Adachi. Hell, not even for maxing his social link when you can just do that normally.
If there were any conceivable reasons for the MC to side with him, it would be interesting but as it stands for me, meh.
@@soc1163 Yeah, exactly, the only reason to do it is to get the "asshole" ending, but it doesn't make any sense. Why would you protect awkward af Adachi when he's basically responsible for what happened to Nanako? Unless you really hate Nanako, but I don't see how anybody can...
He says that the social links are kinda bad but doesn't wanna do one of the best in the game lol (Hanged Man).
Who's thay
@@rattaniusprattanious Its Naoki (Saki's brother), he is honestly one of my favorites sl wise, it felt so sad :(
@@rattaniusprattaniousSaki Konishi's brother, Naoki
Game start
22:00
lov u 3000 banana man (adachi)
1:26:28 what the fuck joe why does this come to mind now
During an intense scene Joe must ask a stupid question it's required
joe when there are consequences for his actions: 🤬🤬🤬
Joe: makes every bad choice on purpose and gets every bad ending
Also joe: this game is bad because making bad choices on purpose gets bad endings
Smh
2:27:18
1:00:34
2:22:35
2:42:06
Is it weird that ship Teddie and Nanako?
Yes
What the fuck is wrong with you
gross
just gross
Stop
@@swagguy7515 Technically, Teddie isn't actually a teenager.. He's like the equivalent of a new born, so he's technically younger than Nanako. It's like Star Wars with Anakin and Padme...