Current Events > I played through You, Me, and Her once. Should I use a guide for the next one?

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@BakonBitz

I got this game off your recommendation and got through the standard first ending you're supposed to get.

I hear there are multiple endings and such, but I need to know if I can go about just playing it a second time, and getting something important and different, or if I'm wasting my time basically. Does the game lead you to where you should go next, or is it basically a guessing game that I should use a guide to know what to do? I don't really want to use a guide, as it pretty much ruins the point of playing the game versus just watching someone else play it.

It's basically a process of elimination on which choices will get you wildly different endings, but if you don't really want to waste any time you can find a spoiler-free guide to get all the notable endings. That's what I ended up doing since I was recording a Let's Play of it.

I will say that there's one choice that essentially "progresses" the game far beyond the initial playthrough depending on what you choose, and that's the one you're supposed to find. After that it's a combination of choices to figure out which girl you want to be with.

BakonBitz posted...

It's basically a process of elimination on which choices will get you wildly different endings, but if you don't really want to waste any time you can find a spoiler-free guide to get all the notable endings.

I will say that there's one choice that essentially "progresses" the game far beyond the initial playthrough depending on what you choose, and that's the one you're supposed to find. After that it's a combination of choices to figure out which girl you want to be with.

Oh no... I'm screwed. I want to play this game, but I really don't want to have to do either. I'm already bummed when I did a little research, I found out some of the names of the endings, which is a major spoilers in itself. Don't really want to use a guide as that kinda sucks, and don't want to have to create a flowchart, and go through the game multiple times to get the next major ending.

I was hoping this was like DDLC, where there are different paths, but they ultimately will guide you from point A to point B in one overarching story.

PiOverlord posted...

I was hoping this was like DDLC, where there are different paths, but they ultimately will guide you from point A to point B in one overarching story.

It kinda does that, but it gives you more freedom in choices. Like, the game won't "progress" unless you get a certain amount of endings or make certain choices. If it's any consolation the game was a lot less confusing when actually playing it, as the spoiler-free guide made it look extremely complicated.

Since the game offers a large amount of saves you can always save at a choice in the story, and after getting an ending you can come back later. Barring that, there's a setting where you can skip text you've already read to make things go way quicker.

Okay, so I just did a quick "playthrough" and the skip option along with the green text meaning it's a repeat and black being new makes me feel a lot better. I don't feel like I'll lose sleep over this game now.

Thank you for letting me know about that.

Yeah, the green text and being able to skip just that is a godsend for playing through the entire game, lol.