I don't think Susie has the social awareness of what politics entail, if asked who should she vote between the communist goy and the conservative goy, she's likely gonna ask you to vote her so that she can get funds to turn herself into Susiezilla.
Maybe it'll end up like OMORI, took fucking forever to come out, once it did people glazed it as a stunning and brave masterpiece, only years later do people realize how flawed of an ending it had that dampens everything else about the story. I would hope Toby wouldn't get caught in the same pitfalls as OMOCAT, but we shall see if he's up to it regardless of however long it takes and whatever outside influence would affect his vision.
Is this really the common consensus around omori? I always thought that the ending was perfect and all the issues came from the other parts of the game.
Um, she has to make a LIVING??? Its a commentary on
Some people say that the big reveal at the end ruins the buildup beforehand, they saw it as a rugpull that the game had framed itself as Sunny getting over grief then suddenly revealed that he was directly responsible for it all along. I personally disagree, even though a sibling dying is pretty damn traumatic, Sunny's degree of self-isolation seemed extreme and didn't make total sense until the big reveal.
They caged him and Toby made this "irredeemably evil" character say that Lancer wouldn't be hurt if he tossed him off the building because he's a "bouncy boy" or whatever. (chapter 2 I think?)
Just pulled a Bossman on my bedroom door after being reminded that this thing exists.
The ending is gonna be received like how most of chapter 3 was disappointing for a four year wait except for the last five minutes and a week later everyone will go "It was SUPPOSED to be like that!"
The reason most fans hate the gameplay-heavy Chapter 3 so much is because they didn't actually play it, they just watched someone else play it on YouTube
Yeah, also on the subject it felt too much like a rehash of the original Undertale story. On top of all that we already know it ends with Clover dying so nothing really matters. It's hard to give a shit when you already know nothing you do matters.
a better way of thinking of it is "it's a fangame, so you already know nothing you do matters" and at that point who gives a shit what the story is as long as it entertains you
The problem is it removes any chance for the story to do anything really interesting or surprising because it has to remain within the parameters of the original. That's my point.
