[he accidentally chops off the end of the branch. A tuft of leaves sprinkles onto the ground.]
Yes and no.
I don't regret the way we played. We asked ourselves what we wanted to do and that was the answer. We made our choice, accepted the consequences, and we stuck with it to the end.
It was the most at peace I've ever felt, in a game like this.
I'm unhappy about Sunshine. Once it was too late to change tack, he panicked and had a meltdown. He had a lot of internal conflict about whether it was more important to allow us our autonomy to choose the best course of action for ourselves, or whether it was more important to protect us at all costs.
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Yes and no.
I don't regret the way we played. We asked ourselves what we wanted to do and that was the answer. We made our choice, accepted the consequences, and we stuck with it to the end.
It was the most at peace I've ever felt, in a game like this.
I'm unhappy about Sunshine. Once it was too late to change tack, he panicked and had a meltdown. He had a lot of internal conflict about whether it was more important to allow us our autonomy to choose the best course of action for ourselves, or whether it was more important to protect us at all costs.
Seems Heart Soldier had that problem, too.