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Topic	Raging Loop: A KCF playthrough topic
KCF0107 10/04/21 12:13:30 AM #32:	However true that is, everyone has lost their damn mind except the two outsiders, so I guess we are bouncing with Chi in tow. Eventually, Meiko and Chi said the wolves were on our trail, so the situation became more dire. Things just got stranger as we seemingly weren't making any progress escaping. Chi explained that because she was born and raised here (I guess eating local food makes you tainted?), she could never leave and was why the three were stuck in purgatory. Her body then like fell apart. Meiko was later grabbed by presumably a wolf. Haru M was making his way across the river when three wolves showed up. He recalled not hearing Takumi's body hit the water, so I figured the implication was that the deceased thrown into the direction of the river turn into wolves/corruption. Assuming everyone who died except Nos had their bodies disposed of this way, we are talking around 10 wolves, if that matters at all. They still killed Haru M, so that answers if it mattered that he participated or not. This gave me my first official ending (#1) and key #4, and my only option is pretty much right at the beginning of the game. I must say that I find it disappointing how linear this has all been so far. I was hoping for more immediate branching paths, but that just hasn't been the case. Other than that, I have been enjoying this quite a lot. There have only been a few times where I felt the pacing was a problem, so they've mostly done a great job not having scenes overstay their welcome. I wish there was more agency. Ideally that would involve the feast, but I understand that would result in substantially more branching paths that they probably didn't have the budget to do. I also wish that there just wasn't so much to digest or for the lore to not be so vague or constantly contradict itself. I know it is being used as a narrative device, but its torture for someone like me who is constantly analyzing things and coming up with potential solutions/theories lol. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu <cite>KCF0107 posted [p:958670843] in Raging Loo... [t:79689100]...</cite> <quote>However true that is, everyone has lost their damn mind except the two outsiders, so I guess we are bouncing with Chi in tow. Eventually, Meiko and Chi said the wolves were on our trail, so the situation became more dire. Things just got stranger as we seemingly weren't making any progress escaping. Chi explained that because she was born and raised here (I guess eating local food makes you tainted?), she could never leave and was why the three were stuck in purgatory. Her body then like fell apart. Meiko was later grabbed by presumably a wolf. Haru M was making his way across the river when three wolves showed up. He recalled not hearing Takumi's body hit the water, so I figured the implication was that the deceased thrown into the direction of the river turn into wolves/corruption. Assuming everyone who died except Nos had their bodies disposed of this way, we are talking around 10 wolves, if that matters at all. They still killed Haru M, so that answers if it mattered that he participated or not. This gave me my first official ending (#1) and key #4, and my only option is pretty much right at the beginning of the game. I must say that I find it disappointing how linear this has all been so far. I was hoping for more immediate branching paths, but that just hasn't been the case. Other than that, I have been enjoying this quite a lot. There have only been a few times where I felt the pacing was a problem, so they've mostly done a great job not having scenes overstay their welcome. I wish there was more agency. Ideally that would involve the feast, but I understand that would result in substantially more branching paths that they probably didn't have the budget to do. I also wish that there just wasn't so much to digest or for the lore to not be so vague or constantly contradict itself. I know it is being used as a narrative device, but its torture for someone like me who is constantly analyzing things and coming up with potential solutions/theories lol. --- KCF can't actually be a real person but he is - greengravy If you smell what the rock is cooking he's cooking crap - ertyu</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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