Delay a favorite game ending?
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The Cockatrice
I'm retarded?
>quest Meet Hanako at Embers.
>no thanks, I need to chill with Panam in every apartment for another 50 hours.
>no thanks, I need to chill with Panam in every apartment for another 50 hours.
Angry_Megalodon
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Have you ever done it? You are playing a game that you are almost living and oopps i think i'm reaching the end
A strange feeling that let you try everything to delay the end
With the extra long titles released today i think this is a extra rare behaviour now, or i'm wrong?
I did it in my two favorite games this year, E33 and Silksong.
Gp1
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And cyberpunk has such a bittersweet ending.
doing this is basically delaying your own death. Almost the same feeling as in RDR2
Giallo Corsa
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RDR
RDR 2
Shenmue 2
MGS Rising
Cronos the new Dawn
Shadow of the Colossus
TLOU2 (laugh all you want
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MGS 3
The Last Guardian
Alien Isolation
The Last Faith
Ghost Song
RDR 2
Shenmue 2
MGS Rising
Cronos the new Dawn
Shadow of the Colossus
TLOU2 (laugh all you want
)MGS 3
The Last Guardian
Alien Isolation
The Last Faith
Ghost Song
Laptop1991
Member
I did and still do with New Vegas, and Fallout London i don't go past the point of no return, i just restart from the beginning.
kremiso
Member
This one the game itself did for me, as the last bosses were extra challenging;
being more skilled into it, surely, as i liked a lot too
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i like when the games informs you about the 'point of no return', like big jrpg;
perhaps should be mandatory, i remember in The Last Remnant the messages, before changing the first to second gamedisk (as you could miss a lot of side quests), and before the final mission (main story), same reason
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Juja
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Hah, I put off the end for soooo long. I did every single quest and police report. Basically, I had nothing left to do, so I finally had to suck it up and end it. I did do like 6 different ending variations. Only, for me, I went with Judy and not Panam. My save file game clock ended with somewhere around 145 hours, but I noticed it would reset every time I would load back up that point of no return. I'm curious to see the myNintendo end of year report to find out how long I actually spent in the game.
My actual game that I put off for as long as possible was Xenoblade 3. I mastered all the jobs with every character, so that took some time. The bigger thing was actually the Future Redeemed DLC. It was pure fan service awesomeness that I didn't want to end, so I was really sad that I had reached the story end at 27 hours, so I spent another 13+ hours fighting super bosses and collecting all the best equipment before the journey had to end.
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Juja
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I'm not trying to judge, but what was it about Braid? My friend got it the day it came out, but we burned through it in about 2 or 3 hours. How exactly do you delay the ending of such a short game?
I'm not dissing the game; I actually really liked it, so maybe I should grab that anniversary edition that was released recently.
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Naked Lunch
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Final Fantasy XII. Didn't want it to end. Especially now knowing its been years - and its the last game set in Ivalice.
Happens alot with JRPGs ive spent alot of time in. All that character building - intricate job leveling - and then its just...over.
Happens alot with JRPGs ive spent alot of time in. All that character building - intricate job leveling - and then its just...over.