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Robazoid posted...

This is one of those things that's probably hard for someone playing it now to understand. Playing the game as it slowly released meant that there was a lot of time to overexamine things and get our hopes up, and then Ep5 let a lot of us down by having past choices not really matter (just like every other choice-based game ever, sadly enough). I've warmed to Ep5 a lot since release, but I still sometimes think back on what it could've been and how easy it would've been to make a 10/10 ending if they had a bit more time, money, or put in a bit more effort.

I always figured it'd come down to something like that because I couldn't figure out a way to connect the storm with the problems I was dealing with, which is probably my main issue with the story. A massive, cataclysmic event doesn't care whether or not you kissed Warren or if Frank survived. I always had a feeling it'd come down to something separate from those more personal problems...though I suppose it comes down to whether those people are worth saving or if you prefer Chloe alone to all of them.

I briefly thought there might be some Prescott conspiracy going on to in some way instigate the storm (hence the bunker and canned food inside it) but that was too far-fetched.
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