I still think about this moment to this day. I also still think about the moment with the mother. When I first played this game, I loved it but I knew it was janky and strange...but now it sits deep in my psyche. The soundtrack to this game brings a warmth to my life every time I hear it. This game was art. I will always be grateful for it. This is the moment I knew something about this game was powerful.
It's heavily implied here that besides Kate and Steven, Jeremy the preacher was probably one of the last people to go in the village. He probably didn't understand the light, but knew enough that it took his people and was coming for him. He probably was my favorite person in the story and it was sad to see him go.
@@jackbassindale4336 That's what the thing I loved most about this game. The voice actors are talented enough to actually make you FEEL the despair. It's beautiful.
This game can only be described as art. The story was phenomenal and sits with me to this day. It's always great to see that a game can do so much with only storytelling. No flashy fights or ramped up suspense, but just having a story to tell. I don't tear up easily but this had me shedding a few into my Chivas.
To be honest, in general I wasn't a huge fan of this game (except for the soundtrack), but I still think about this scene from time to time 8 years later.
Almost like a portrait of the struggles of someone who is religious in the sense of wanting to find peace and not judgement. Kind of reminds me of Dostoevsky's Brother's Karamazov with Alexei Karamazov striving to see and love the world.
Beautiful game. I wasn't sure what I was doing the first playthrough. When I started a playthrough to collect trophies is when the story started to make sense to me. I'm glad nothing was spoonfed to the player which made the exploration worthwhile. But that painstakingly slow movement is a huge turn off.
Maybe you should explore the first part of the town more and then come back. Cos I had this too, I must have gotten to the church too early and nothing happened, then I moved to other chapter and missed this scene.
I think that's the implication, yes. I think part of his initial despair was that everyone was gone and he was the only one left. But then when he sees the pattern, he calms down slightly as he realises his time has come, hence him saying: "Come on then, let's get this over and done with".
The ball of light is your guide to the "base story". It leads you to major places along the journey and will always lead you to the conclusion of each area's individual story.
The sniper rifle is hidden under the bridge. You can find ammo for it in the furthest farmhouse down the lane--it's the one with the fancy car in the driveway. "Tonight... I'm breaking The Pattern." *racks slide*
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The soundtrack absolutely makes this game.
TMAH yup
This scene touched me like few other games have. Phenomenal voice work. Thanks for posting this.
I still think about this moment to this day.
I also still think about the moment with the mother.
When I first played this game, I loved it but I knew it was janky and strange...but now it sits deep in my psyche. The soundtrack to this game brings a warmth to my life every time I hear it.
This game was art. I will always be grateful for it. This is the moment I knew something about this game was powerful.
It's heavily implied here that besides Kate and Steven, Jeremy the preacher was probably one of the last people to go in the village. He probably didn't understand the light, but knew enough that it took his people and was coming for him. He probably was my favorite person in the story and it was sad to see him go.
One of the single most affecting gaming moments ever.
I will never forget that moment when he shouts bastard...it just carved scar in my mind.
@ferdys1705 for me it’s the sheer hopelessness in his voice when he says “you got them all.” It’s so sad
@@jackbassindale4336 That's what the thing I loved most about this game. The voice actors are talented enough to actually make you FEEL the despair. It's beautiful.
this game is a true emotional experience. first time i have so strong feelings while playing
This game can only be described as art. The story was phenomenal and sits with me to this day. It's always great to see that a game can do so much with only storytelling. No flashy fights or ramped up suspense, but just having a story to tell. I don't tear up easily but this had me shedding a few into my Chivas.
what a game...its a shame most people wont see this
watch when the real rapture happens jesus is coming soon people we will be gone in a blink of a eye that's what the bible says
@@mantyshub90 How soon's "soon"?
Came for the song right at the end: The Mourning Tree. I love the soundtrack, but that song is my favourite.
To be honest, in general I wasn't a huge fan of this game (except for the soundtrack), but I still think about this scene from time to time 8 years later.
Almost like a portrait of the struggles of someone who is religious in the sense of wanting to find peace and not judgement. Kind of reminds me of Dostoevsky's Brother's Karamazov with Alexei Karamazov striving to see and love the world.
I CRIED
HOW DID I NOT FIND THIS!!?
Easy u didn't explore
I’m just now realizing I accidentally skipped this entire chapter lol
This scene stuck with me
I'm not crying, you're crying.
Beautiful game. I wasn't sure what I was doing the first playthrough. When I started a playthrough to collect trophies is when the story started to make sense to me. I'm glad nothing was spoonfed to the player which made the exploration worthwhile. But that painstakingly slow movement is a huge turn off.
This doesn't show up for me nothing happens ??
Maybe you should explore the first part of the town more and then come back. Cos I had this too, I must have gotten to the church too early and nothing happened, then I moved to other chapter and missed this scene.
Im crying over and over with...Im not believer...but this acting is masterpiece
Before he went into the church, was he talking to the pattern, and knew it had finally come for him too?
I think that's the implication, yes. I think part of his initial despair was that everyone was gone and he was the only one left. But then when he sees the pattern, he calms down slightly as he realises his time has come, hence him saying: "Come on then, let's get this over and done with".
How do you activate the endings??
The ball of light is your guide to the "base story". It leads you to major places along the journey and will always lead you to the conclusion of each area's individual story.
The sniper rifle is hidden under the bridge. You can find ammo for it in the furthest farmhouse down the lane--it's the one with the fancy car in the driveway.
"Tonight... I'm breaking The Pattern." *racks slide*