I was a little sad when I got to the third truth because everything in this game had resonated a lot with my teenage self until then and I truly agreed that they were "truths". Then the third one came out and it was weak as heck and just a flippant opinion at best. But the one thing that I do really appreciate is that at least some of the characters have somewhat diverse opinions about it and don't immediately fall in line.
the characters all made me really happy, i think that's the best part of this game honestly and it helped me reconnect with a long unspoken to friend because of how much it reminded me of them when we met as kids. the feeling of making friends through a card game during recess also really resonated with that inner child, they all made sense as characters that were believable and fun to interact with. their own opinions about the truths and how much they care or believe in them is the best part of the truths in the first place because at the end of the day you were born so if there are truths you live under them and if there aren't then nothing changes but either way you've got a life to live.
Nice bug find at 21:20! Battling an enemy with a power limit that's also strong AND weak to you... that's a rare issue that I've managed to never run into, haha. I'll fix it in the next update.
yeah its possible but the clues are all there throughout the game, when you're in the moment you really do feel like saying the other things especially the first time you see her but when you go back and look the proper dialogue is clear
@@CautiousGaming-cn9py For the record there are multiple successful options. You have to pick a bad option twice to fail. I chose a different first option than you and it let me recover and still get the battle.
I was a little sad when I got to the third truth because everything in this game had resonated a lot with my teenage self until then and I truly agreed that they were "truths". Then the third one came out and it was weak as heck and just a flippant opinion at best. But the one thing that I do really appreciate is that at least some of the characters have somewhat diverse opinions about it and don't immediately fall in line.
the characters all made me really happy, i think that's the best part of this game honestly and it helped me reconnect with a long unspoken to friend because of how much it reminded me of them when we met as kids. the feeling of making friends through a card game during recess also really resonated with that inner child, they all made sense as characters that were believable and fun to interact with. their own opinions about the truths and how much they care or believe in them is the best part of the truths in the first place because at the end of the day you were born so if there are truths you live under them and if there aren't then nothing changes but either way you've got a life to live.
Nice bug find at 21:20! Battling an enemy with a power limit that's also strong AND weak to you... that's a rare issue that I've managed to never run into, haha. I'll fix it in the next update.
@@sanjuny32 wonderful news! I'm glad it didn't impact things too heavily, I know from other games I play it can sometimes fully break encounters.
Dang, she really whipped out the "I'm gonna tell my mom on you" card; the most powerful card of them all.
@@holobalobaloable yeah the janitor was right he shouldn't have given her that card!
Huh? I didnt know you could fail the dialogue check.
yeah its possible but the clues are all there throughout the game, when you're in the moment you really do feel like saying the other things especially the first time you see her but when you go back and look the proper dialogue is clear
@@CautiousGaming-cn9py For the record there are multiple successful options. You have to pick a bad option twice to fail. I chose a different first option than you and it let me recover and still get the battle.