The game is set up so you both have complete autonomy the flip side is that it's possible to be too independent, but the game can't control that, you have to do that with your party.Īlso, it's possible to eavesdrop on a conversation your friend is having from anywhere on the map, just click his portrait while he's in a conversation and you will begin listening to it. If one person is jealously hording all loot and refuses to wait up when asked, that's an issue with the relationship. You're basically in a relationship with your friend, you need to get on the same page.

The letter/number combination spells 'FORGIVEME'. If you head left you will show up at a door where you input the code for the final ending based on the letters you can find. It's also a game where negotiation and communication between party member is really important. At the start of 'heaven' there is a branch once you get out of the water. The game has loads of content and conversations can go in very different directions based on race, tags, persuasion success, etc: etc: etc:, you won't be experiencing all that the game has to offer anyway. If you have the perspective that you are both playing your own game, but together, and become ok with missing out on some things because you will instead experience other things, it's really fun. If you have FOMO (fear of missing out), then yeah, playing the game can be kind of stressful.

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