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I apologize for starting a discussion here that became seemingly unpleasant for some, but I did really like having presented to me more detailed why it made a difference for many of you being the one with the controller. It puts things into perspective and it's something the game absolutely deserves praise for. I do accept that it can make a bigger difference than I initially gave it credit for, although I still think disliking if watching and loving if played is an extreme and unlikely case.

Although,

Solioxrz362 posted...

Yes you do need to play the full game because there are serious big picture things that happen in the last 15 minutes of the game.

I still think this has some flaws when the game is as long as it is. Mostly because you're a lot more likely to keep on playing until the end of the game if you enjoy playing it. If you're not enjoying it, it's a lot of time to spend on the chance that you might enjoy it at the end. I'd say that if you played up until a certain point, your opinion on the ending obviously is less valuable, but I'm not going to take your opinion on what you've played with less value. If parts of the game weren't good when you played them but you need to see some later story parts to enjoy them, then that's certainly a fair criticism in itself. It's important here to make the distinction between enjoying the game and being interested in where it goes, but for example not initially enjoying playing as Abby and disliking the game up until that point.

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