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Dylan Faden talks about Mr. Door and The Dark Place in Control (2019)
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- Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2023
- *Control Spoilers*
Scene in Control (2019) where your brother Dylan talks about Mr. Door in the dark place, and a writer who wrote a story about a cop. Mr. Door is a prevalent character in Alan Wake II, a game in which you spend half your time as Alan Wake trapped in The Dark Place. I'm interpreting "the writer" to be Alan Wake, and "the story about a cop" to be his Alex Casey books. Pretty crazy stuff 4 years before Alan Wake II in 2023 🤯
I bet nobody ever thought watching this Mr. Door would bust into rock opera.
"there was a DARK man there...his name was Mr. Door"
*plays Alan Wake 2, sees Mr. Door*
💀
And Dylan has no hair too 😂😂😂 just give him the friendship wheel tattoo and the FBC could use him to infiltrate a certain clan...
Whaaaaaaaaaat@EpicwinFTW27
@EpicwinFTW27SPOILERS
That's also supported more explicitly with what Odin says to Saga at the end of New Game Plus, when he describes performing on Door's show as "burying the hatchet", likely for that incident in the past, though Tor protests that he "hasn't buried shit".
It's already confirmed that both world are connected. If they also own Max Payne then that would too.
As they don't, only his va (rest in peace) and Sam wearing Max Payne 2 outfit is as close to be connected in Alan Wake-Control-Quantum Break universe.
*sees Mr. Door is dark* 💀
_holy god it was planned from the start-_
It wasn't planned in Alan Wake. It was started from Control.
@@TheTonymonk what I meant lol
@@50blessings52 Well that ain't much. Control was released in 2019. It's not big deal to plan something in game that will be release in 4 years from Control. If Sam Lake wrote it in Alan Wake, and then it appeared in Control and then in Alan Wake 2, that would be hell of a plan and script. But sadly they start to plan Remedy Connected Universe only from Control.
@@TheTonymonkOhhh no I'm pretty sure Remedy already planned this when they made Quantum Break considering it's literally Alan Wake 2 trailer showcase Saga and Casey, and the whiteboard in that game which implies many of AW2's themes and calls into question the Dark Place as where reality in general comes from. ...And in QB a big power outage in Ordinary is caused. And Mr. Hatch says he'll come again with a different name and a different face.
And that's all beyond This House of Dreams showing early ideas about the FBC and the town of Ordinary back in 2012.
Wasn't planned in the original Alan Wake.
Door was like ew keep that red shit in your dimension 😂
This is one of the most important conversation in Control … at the time we had no clue what was meant here but clearly Dylan will be relevant again
Literally most Remedy fans knew who Door was lol
@@SonicluNerdGamerwas he referenced in quantum break?
@@big_bird8597 He was IN Quantum Break. He is Mr Hatch. That was universally accepted, or at the very least that the IDEA of Hatch became Door. We know it to be true now because there is an Ad for the Mr Door show in the game files with Lance in it. Plus the whole Tim(e) Breaker thing.
@@SonicluNerdGamer damn well guess im playing quantum break now, only remedy game i havnt played
@@big_bird8597it was xbox exclusive so I missed it as well
Remedy are spinning an amazing web with these games.
It's pretty amazing how well Alan Wale and Control gel together, when you think about it.
Control looked at Alan Wake, and told us that it was really a small part in a larger story, one case file among many in an agency's futile attempt to place scientific categories and bureaucratic organization on the supernatural.
Alan Wake 2 looked at Control, and reminded us just how truly terrifying and mind-bending these supernatural events could be to those both with little or plenty of experience, especially when expressed through an artist.
Both compliment each other and build off of each other. The subtext of cosmic horror remains there, and it evolves with every new entry into the Remedyverse. THAT is good writing.
The re-write of Wake's FBI agent from the Return trailer in Quantum Break to Saga in AW2 is also interesting. Wake just uses the FBI agent that enters town and makes her his new Hero because he needs her at the time, but according to Quantum Break's fixed timeline rules, he was always going to change the character to Saga who was always going to be there and be connected to Door.
Considering Quantum break isn't inside of the RCU, it doesn't really matter what it says. The things that referenced other games would've just been easter eggs
I don't recall QB being apart of the same universe that Control and AW are. I thought it was its own seperate universe.
@@owenchafer1083 I think Remedy has said it is separate, but I believe Quantum Break has references to the Federal Bureau of Control. Currently, Quantum Break is owned by Microsoft and Xbox which is probably the bigger reason why it's not part of the connected universe because Remedy can't make multiplatform games using it. Similar issue with Max Payne being owned by Rockstar which is why they are using Alex Casey as a bit of a Max Payne stand in.
Essentially, Quantum Break is in a separate universe from Wake and Control, but it's all part of the Remedy Multiverse. And admittedly, Dylan talking about many worlds sounds more mulitversal than just worlds in one universe.
Microsoft has the rights to it so they can't use it anymore, but I do believe it was intended to be connected when they wrote it.@@owenchafer1083
@@TheRealJohnnyHendo well worlds and realities are often used interchangeably in media like this. I think there's "other worlds" that just mean other timeline variations on our own (QB vs MP vs RCU) and "other worlds" that are like different dimensions with completely alien rules. But in the mind of a writer like Sam Lake, these all coexist.
Also QB references the Bureau of Altered World Events, not the Federal Bureau of Control. Yes, in Control it's teased that documents can update themselves to be consistent with what's new, but I don't think the BAWE got renamed to FBC. In AW2 (which I haven't played yet but have heard enough about to theorize this), it seems like Quantum Break is an alternate reality to the RCU because the RCU's doppelganger/echo to Jack Joyce is experiencing a symptom of Jack's chronon syndrome. One of the last phases of becoming a shifter is to perceive your past/present/all possible futures at once, but try working backwards down the timeline branches and you reach other junctions where another outcome could've happened. You can trace every possible cause ofevery possible effect all the way to the Big Bang, and every possible outcome of every possible outcome of every possible outcome etc. of the Big Bang becomes linked. Vastly different alternate realities have people with these unexplainable similarities to you, and then you (the shifter) can see infinite outcomes for infinite echos of yourself.
Sometime before or during the End of Time, Jack is starting to feel the consciousnesses of these infinite selves and they are starting to become aware of the link. But because their own bodies didn't get exposed to unstable chronons, they don't get any other powers like Jack did. Warlin Door/Martin Hatch is either trying to help prepare Jack's echos for this new connection and get them to fulfill other duties, or he's trying to counteract Jack perceiving him as a future threat in the QB timeline by creating trust in every Hatch/Door relationship that Jack could see. All we really know is that Hatch wants to end time in all times to relieve the pain of being a shifter, and to help other shifters by relieving their pain.
The question though is this: What's the point of living after ending every time? There's no pain, but nothing happens anymore. It's just a bunch of omnipotent beings drifting around an infinite painting. They may have each other, but they have no purpose or new experiences or even anything to enjoy except the painting. This could be why Door is a talk show host: He's gonna help book the entertainment/activities for the shifters so they don't get too bored in their new existence.
The dark place was already a mad world as it is, dylan bringing the hiss there would definitely turn it into a bigger one- and that's an understatement.
considering what happened to hartman when he was exposed to both i agree
@@conan2096 Definitely
@@conan2096 Hartman really got messed up really bad from that. But the man had it coming.
Mr. Door also says the "baby baby baby" part of the Hiss chant.
When
@batmanvsuperman_ Hmm, not sure where exactly but Robin Matthew's video Alan Wake 2 Behind the Scenes... has it at about 4:30 for reference.
@@batmanvsuperman_ "baby baby baby, welcome..."
@@cheesequest I just looked it up and he's saying "Thank you, thank you, thank you" actually
Where is the orange peel tho
Also in Control you'll find a file referring to the FBC monitoring station on Cauldron lake and Agent Estevez, which are both in Alan Wake 2. Kinda cool seeing all that weaved in.
There are actually a lot of documents in Control about the Bright Falls AWE and events around there that have happened since. Obviously more so in the actual DLC about it, but even in the main game itself.
In Control - AWE DLC, a FBC report mentioned that there were minor, amaturish cult groups tried to manipulate altered items. Then in Alan Wake II we knew The Cult of The Tree is such group. The coherent story telling is truly amazing.
@@arboghast8505 But here's the thing: The Cult of the Tree existed just so to drive away the Taken that's coming out of Cauldron Lake and Ilmo Koskela is the cult leader
You can also find a file about a FBC employee saying that an FBI agent asked the bureau for all their files about Alan Wake, of course they didn't give them. But they also specified that the FBI agent's name was Alex Casey, same as Alan's character in the books. And when you play Alan Wake 2, you learn in the beginning that Casey tried to research about Wake after the business with the cult of the word in New york. Love how it was all planned!
That would be amazing if they bring us Control 2 and the Hiss make it to Bright Falls and then Alan Wake 3 is basically Control+Alan Wake conclusion.
Or Alan Wake 3 == Control 3
The combination of two games, meeting at the end in two different gameplay styles :D
@Samb Exactly. Can't wait to see what they do. Hope it isn't too long. Really need Control 2 soon tho. It's so underrated.
@Martel4 And how exactly is Control underrated? It received all positive reviews, exceeded sales expectations and was acknowledged as one of the best games in it's genre.
Also, thanks to the success of Control, it was possible for Remedy to make Alan Wake 2 the game as it is.
@SeanDlrishBastard I'm well aware of how it was received by game journalists. It exceeded their sales expectations but wasn't incredible. I'm not saying it's some cult classic, I'm just saying that when I talk to different gamers and I've talked to a lot of different people about it I have yet to even find anyone that has actually played it let alone know how incredible the narrative is. It's known in the gaming community overall, but I think you're looking at its success and saying that it means it's up there with a game like Elden Ring as far as reception goes.
@Martel4 I understand but that's just due to the genre popularity. It's always been like that.
i.e. you can make the shitties CoD ever or any open world game, it will be always more popular than these story driven advanture horror gems.
People think it's just another story in another videogame. But Sam Lake has always tried to show us the craziness of the reality we actually live in. The craziness that was born with new science and the concept of quantom uncertainty.
'Quantum uncertainty'
Heh, now I remember Quantum Break. Kinda shame this game still being held by Microsoft, but I can't blame the devs. Sam already found another way to keep it in this RCU.
Can't wait to see what Control 2 has in store, whenever it comes out this decade.
It's a videogame made by a scifi nerd. Grow up
@@returnalnocturnal7729 Stop ruining the vibes, man. This is not a place for you.
@@returnalnocturnal7729most of what you see in Alan wake 2 like the dark place is real it’s the lower dimensions
How on earth did I not see this before, he straight up called out Alan wake!!
I like how he looks into the camera
Blame your moms juices for that
HOLY FCKIN SHIT I REMEMBER LISTENING TO THIS AND JUST GETTING THE ALAN WAKE MAX PAYNE PART WOW
I had been speculating about Mr. Door and Mr. Hatch for so long and it was mad hype seeing Mr. Door in the flesh
If Remedy had the rights to Quantum Break, very likely he would’ve been called Mr Hatch and Tim Breaker would have been the protagonist of QM. Given how Shawn Ashmore is the actor for both QM and Tim, its safe to say they are parallels to each other
@@Darkdiver28Remedy also said at one point the original plan was for Lance Reddick to play Mr Door before his passing, furthering that connection
They also look incredibly similar@@texta217
The facial animation in this game has always astonished me. It's so.. Real
I think AW2 does it even better, which is just so impressive.
Yep I just replayed this and noticed this myself! Very interesting. He wouldn't teach him how he travels, on account of the Hiss. That's interesting to think: that even to Mr. Door, the Hiss are a threat and not something he's even interested in exploiting. That's a big thing too because I always suspected that Door wasn't necessarily bad. Just on his "own side." So that means that Door is not of the Taken variety. He is not the Dark Presence either because the Hiss makes the Taken stronger, like what Alan Wake said about Emil Hartman, when he was "changed into a Third Thing." The resonance changes the Dark Presence, the Dark Prescence changes the Resonance. Together, they become louder." You have to listen to all of the Wake hotline calls for that info. Including the ones where he basically admits to creating the Hiss, several times, in as many ways as possible: "Because if there was already one, why not another?" And the bits where he says, "Wake needed to write his escape. For the part about the government agency it needed to be perfect. Wake needed to convey an alien species that mimics human intelligence. Wake cut up sentences and words and drew them out of a shoebox. Wake had created a Dadaist poem." The latter of which is referring to the Hiss chant that you hear in the background.
Door cares about himself and Saga and maybe Wake a bit,he was helping Wake until he brought Saga into the story wich made Door pretty angry.
I imagine if he taught Dylan how to travel trough worlds he could easily make the hiss a multidimentional threat of large scale since they dont really have ways to travel btween worlds.
The time shifting stuff started with Quantum Break. REMEDY need to purchase the IP from Microsoft ASAP.
Dylan Faden, Tim Breaker, Mr Door confirmed shifters
Dylan talking about how the dreams felt real is similar to how Tim describes his dreams, “incredibly vivid” and “they feel real until i wake up”
i wonder if there is a connection between them. perhaps they both have powerful psychic abilities and Tim hasn’t awakened his yet. the manuscript page with Door describes Tim as “his unwitting disciple” which would make sense if Door was trying to teach Tim to use abilities he doesn’t know he has.
Well i guess we’ll find out in the Night Springs DLC
My doode... Just play Quantum Break
Isn't it "Unwilling Disciple"? Because Door pulled him into the dark place?
He says"there are many worlds, side by side on top of each other" this means the reality isn't loop. It's spiral. As alan wake said in the last scene of alan wake 2
Exactly. Think of how they played out the loki series and how the timeline branches. Alan isn’t just moving straight in time. Time itself is a spiral and each world is a branch off the main timeline. Similar to each other but also different.
Which kinda leads into the idea of the Quantum Break timeline introduction to these different timelines.
Holy shit I remember hearing this back when I played Control, and being like “huh… weird.” AND I KNEW WARLIN DOOR FELT FAMILIAR !!!!!!
So many questions haha. I wonder if Mr Door and Ahti are similar entities? Even collaborating entities? Remember Ahti's words early in Control "We take turns to come for a visit". This clearly indicates some sort of collaboration. Clearly Mr Door is no friend of the Hiss, refusing to show them how to access different realities. Neither is Ahti and they are not part of the Board as Hedron/Polaris is no part of the Board. Different independant or groups of entities existing between realities or even seemingly existing in different realities at the same time.
I think Ahti is a good guy. In every game, he helps the protagonist. He might be connected to door but I doubt it's collaboration
@@thedarksaber I like the idea that fundamentally Ahti is exactly what he seems to be, a janitor, someone who cleans up messes and looks after places (just on a cosmic/multidimensional level). I'd theorise that he views the FBC as sort of being in that same occupation, so Jesse IS in fact fundamentally the janitor's assistant.
@@thomasjoychild4962 ahiti is probably the best character in any of these games. Was especially funny when you find out in the real world he wasn't even a janitor he just a dude living at the nursing home but he kept taking the broom and bums work cloths
@@namethefifth7315 I don't think that exactly true, but rather Ahti, in that part of the story, just took upon the "role" of "just a dude living at the nursing home". Remember if you tried to enter the writer's room at the nursing home Ahti would magically teleport behind you and tells you not to go there. And later on he's the one to actually let you in.
I had long forgotten about this cutscene. Oh my gosh!!!! 😮😮😮
Remedy is so busy right now: The remakes of max Payne (two games), control 2 is already in development, then they should already start thinking about the next Alan Wake (3), while also keeping the current in-development games (the DLCs for Alan Wake 2 and the multiplayer game based on the universe), and then in parallel try to do something with Quantum Break. I don’t think they have enough resources, yet they only have two offices, and never have a remote position related to the main development.
Nice to see this, i actually missed it.
Dylan is a Hiss vector just by the nature of being alive and yet Door was unaffected. Either that’s because of the circumstances of their meeting being in a “dream” or Door is simply immune to the Hiss putting him on par with Polaris. He’s seemingly also able to shift between universes effortlessly and isn’t affected by Wake’s story. I’m genuinely intrigued to see what else he does going forward
Isn't Hatch/Door just existing in every time moment and in every universe perpetually giving him the immunity to die or be affected? He was killed in QB and just appeared back. So basically it just can't control Door, because he exists before and after Hiss.
It's going to be absolute chaos when Scratch and Dylan meet.
It makes a lot of sense, since completing Alan Wake 2. Control and Alan Wake 2 are both great games 👊🏿
It’s not so crazy as ref to Control in the game Alan Wake's American Nightmare, the Old Gods of Asgard song "Balance Slays the Demon": "It will happen again, in another town, a town called Ordinary."
FIND THE PEACE
Both times I played this game I felt like Dylan was speaking complete gibberish.
After playing AW2, however, everything he said here made perfect sense.
In the words of Bricky, Sam Lake you HACK
Dude fucking predicted Alan Wake II
Dylan is scary as shit. He knows the truth and nobody should have that much knowledge. It will drive anyone real or not insane. What has the Hiss done to him? He needs saved for the love of god.
“You are a worm through time
The thunder song distorts you
Happiness comes.
White pearls, but yellow and red in the eye.
Through a mirror, inverted it made right.
Leave your insides by the door.”
Dylan says the words are comforting, that he WANTS to say them …
He’s gone lol
Dylan you can't call him 'The Dark Man' that's racist /j
damn he really was the dark man, wasnt he...
...literally
This is at the point Saga was supposed to be white swed, and it wsa changed so its likely Door wasn't black then either.
@@wyattengel3060 are you about to work out? because, boy, are you stretching.
@@wyattengel3060 Door first appearance is in quantum break, but he was called Martin Hatch in that game and was played by Lance Reddick. They had to change the name due to copyright, but this dialogue in Control was meant to be a reference to his character, so he has always been black.
@@cardinalStiefel I heard that theory before but how do we know for sure that martin hatch and warlin door are the same? Just because theyre black and have powers?
"In another world the cop was real" is about Alex Casey and maybe a potential Max Payne sequel in the form of an "Alex Casey" game?
Or just the fact that Alex shows up as a real person irl in Alan Wake 2 maybe
@user-yt6bj5hz7c Yep true!
@user-yt6bj5hz7c Maybe we can interpret it both ways: Alan wrote about Alex Casey, and in the Dark Place, the Alex Casey he wrote is real, or that Max Payne, who Alex Casey is a reference to, exists as a real person in his own fictional universe (may James McCaffrey rest in peace). And Alan also wrote about Saga, who is something "real" from the world outside the universe of the Dark Place. I feel like at the time of Control's release, it was more the former than the latter, but hey, that's what so fun about this - you can get multiple interpretations from this, and none of them false until proven otherwise.
Now that I look at this guy he reminds me colin Robinson from what we do in the shadows tv series lol
He'll be Control's version of Colin Robinson.
Mr Door will probably be the antagonist of Control 2, or at least an integral part of the story.
Mr door is like jesse , a powerful paranatural that became a entity
He was too literal about mr. Door being a dark man.
and now im wondering if Mr.Door is a shifter and what if martin hatch is an altered version of him in quantum break, although i know Remedy said that quantum break is not in the RCU, interesting theory still though.
Hmm, ,shifting between them. So are Hatch and Door the same "person", the Monarch Shifter?
Lol I saw this in game, shook me too
god damn I love Remedy!
Dylan: I was in a dark place, and there was a dark man there ...
Warlin Door in jon tron voice: WHAT???? WHAT THE FUCK???
I recently played the game just now finishing my last expansion and didn't think so many people be interested in the game after 4 years(even though Alan Wake 2 probably has a big hand in that).
4 years is not so big for the game. Even Bloodborne still has online.
Remedy best studio 🐐
....Dark man?
Yes, a man that is dark, perhaps a silhouette
@@benthasome While the easy assumption is that the Hiss-corrupted small-town Dylan is a bit "unfamiliar" with people of other races, a dark man might just describe a sort of dreamlike feeling of darkness emanating from Mr. Door. Also in Quantum Break we see that when Martin Hatch goes shifter mode, he looks like an unstable silhouette. Something about how seeing light is related to the passage of time, I think. While the dark place Dylan mentions could be The Dark Place, it could refer to somewhere like The End of Time. Maybe somewhere outside of time that can access any timeline/reality/world, kinda like those little corridors between realities in Marvel's What If..?
Probably would have more clues if we knew what was behind the Oceanview Motel door with the Doors symbol. Interestingly, that same symbol is found in two parallel spots in the FBC Director's office, one of which leads to the Hotline.
@@em791 it was supposed to be a joke but it was interesting to read what you wrote
@@em791 Actually, from what Mr. Door says in AW2, the Dark Place is exactly what you described, a place outside time with access to many different realities. It makes me wonder if the Oceanview Motel is actually a part of the Dark Place, especially since it operates in rituals, much like the Dark Place does.
@@Terithian my understanding of Alan Wake 1 and American Nightmare (along with Control) was that The Dark Place is only corrupted by The Dark Presence, and that it’s basically all of imagination. Alan pulls ideas from it to write his stories, all stories/timelines/worlds exist within it to some degree, and all places of power exist within it as well. Dylan describes worlds with different spatial relationships to each other, but I don’t think that means they have to follow the same logic. World A can be on top of World B, while World B is simultaneously on top of World A, and both worlds are paradoxically inside of one another. Yggdrasil/The Oldest House might be like the tree with all worlds branching off it (including the Dark Place because that’s “in” our world and Control implies our world is actually inside TOH), but that’s just the simplest way to describe it. The infinite branches bend back around into the tree to create one big mess of worlds/stories/ideas. Even if a world seems far outside The Dark Place, you’ll find some other door that puts it back inside. Like a Penrose staircase where going down the steps is like finding a smaller Russian nesting doll inside the previous one.
I also have some crackpot theory that The Dark Place is sort of trapped in a big pool/prison, and the Board pyramid is that prison. I can’t remember how I explained it, but basically the Board seems to desire control over reality/the paranatural/the collective unconscious like a sort of selfish entertainment studio. The inverted pyramid is a structure imprisoning the artist’s/humanity’s mind, and maybe the Dark Presence is some result of that. It’s odd that the Board never comes up during the AWE dlc despite the ability of the Hiss to merge with the Dark Presence seeming like a serious concern.
So is door always in a dark place in every universe or something, or is he hiding in plain sight in every universe except maybe this ones since hes in the dark place
Where was that when I played….😂
Holy shit!
How tf was I supposed to know what that meant back then.
Wait constantly shifting between worlds? In one world there was a writer who wrote about a cop and in another world that cop was real??
This heavily implies that in Alan Wake the stories being written aren’t stories that necessarily become true but it’s bringing the characters to a world where the events are true.
It would explain why the writings would have to be written by a good artist as anything non-descriptive and written in an unrealistic fashion could put you in any number of undesired worlds but a writer is able to specifically narrow things down to a single world with their level of description. It also ties with the theme of the spiral, Alan needs to keep writing so that he gets to the one world where his story describes perfectly the one without the dark presence being able to exploit any plot holes or omitted details.
It reminds me of Myst in that way. In the background lore of Myst we see that the D’Ni don’t strictly create the worlds their books go to, more like they describe the world they want and that creates the link to an appropriate, already existing world.
@@LMMotoss my thoughts exactly!
This is clearly Alex Casey and Max Payne here
That’s so freaky
huh. So the superhero action origin story Control directly foreshadowed the survival horror sequel to the critically acclaimed psychological action thriller Alan Wake. I knew the games in Remedy's lineup barring Max Payne 1 & 2 are connected, but I didn't know it was _this_ connected!
Not “Wild” about the idea.
esseJ is much “Wilder” than you
Beth”Wilder”
Door
Hatch
For he did not know, that beyond the lake he called home,
There lied a deeper, darker ocean green,
Where waves are *both wilder* and more *serene*.
To its ports I've been,
To its ports I've been.
Goddamn. I dunno if that was intentional or not, but I love it. @@Xalmuster
@@jormynB Oh yeah, it’s absolutely intentional on Remedy’s part, they love dropping little hints like that for their future games, like Pixar has been doing for years, which is one of the things I love about them
Door is also Saga's dad. Just saying.
Sam lake is the David lynch of video games
Or the Finnish Hideo Kojima
whaaaaaaaaaaat
Door is clearly the big bad villain
Mr. Door is Saga’s father
Dylan what do you mean by „dark man“ 🤨
I think it'd be disingenuous to not say they really did something to make her character's head model weird, it's intentional. You don't spend the hundreds, if not thousands of hours in 3d modeling software and allow something like that to slip by if it isn't intentional or someone just said "Fuck it good enough"
"Dark man" black man
It's weird that anyone felt the need to make these kinds of comments, of course it's true that dark could literally refer to skin tone, but it's astronomically more likely to be metaphorical, given about 90% of language use in english is not literal but a combination of dead and living metaphor. We all use language, so generally speaking if only by intuition we all know that a 'dark fate' for instance does not in fact mean one that suffers from an absence of sunlight.
I forgot this game had a cop-out non-ending too!
Better get a physical of this, remedy hates their customers and won’t be making physical games anymore. Last game I will ever buy from that company
Oh yes, that's right, they hate their customers, that's why they're doing that. Mental age of four, anyone?
You don't like the decision, that's fine, but maybe think before you unfurl your mindless traducements. Maybe people have actual reasons for things, even things you don't like. And maybe other people are a little less . . well, frankly, irrational than you, and are able to be at least a little discerning in their estimations.
What a mature person would do is to say: I do not like that they did x, and here are the reasons I think it is bad from a given perspective, whether that is a consumer perspective, or from the perspective of the developer, or otherwise. Perhaps lean in to some evidence as well, and be aware that your reasoning may not be exhaustive or conclusive, this is called humility and / or self-awareness.
I always forget that Jessy has a brother in this game. There is so much crazy stuff going on and this boi is just don't memorable.
Isn't he literally the reason why she goes into the oldest house? Like her looking for him is the whole point that starts the game lol
This game would've been so much better if it had more skins to play around with
You’re kidding right!? Literally.
Stone-faced, terrible protagonist.
Prioritizing DEI has corrupted Remedy.
Woke is literally the Hiss.
How ironic a game about corruption was corrupted.
Alan Woke 2.
No.
Should have been called “Saga Anderson.”
Bait and switch?
Cool.
I’ll never switch back.
lmao
meds
I think it's clear who's been corrupted, my man needs to take his meds asap
Bro is sleep deprived 💀
You have school tomorrow kid, go to bed,