Don't be afraid of picking options that seem out there or unrelated : sometimes they'll actually progress your quest, or give you cool information or rewards
I know. But I got Kara and Alice killed in my first run already. No need to see that again. I wanted to see something new, see what happens when they live.
@@LIZZgame Haha. Wrong game. Detroit is cool though, I'm gonna check your playthrough soon. I was meaning the reload in disco, where you tried to hold the vomit in at the body. Just letting you know that you won't lose out on fun by not reloading a failed roll. Really enjoying your playthrough so far.
21:18 You can hold your points and level up in a conversation if some check is too difficult, tho it would rob you out of passive checks, so yeah, there are always not enough points
I gotta say, i consider this game one of the best steampunk point & click that i've played in my entire life, and i've been playing them since the 90s. Only "thing" i could argue is that you have to be in certain mood to play it. I found at times that it made me rethink A LOT of things and shook my ground quite a bit, while watching gorgeous views of a post-war steampunk town. It felt both "cathartic" and "gamey" at the same time. I sincerely hope you enjoy it as much as i did Lizz.
I just had a light bulb moment about this. Just a theory, I originally always took this as her threatening you, because of her tone, but I think throughout the game we kind of realize she's not as bad as she seems. So now I'm thinking maybe she's actually warning you! About late game stuff.... the two other members that we don't see until the big showdown near the end game who are very interested in the hanging man.
Haven't played this game since it came out, I really should go for another playthrough. Some unsolicited advice: much of the fun in this game arises from taking a position on something and sticking with it. You mainly get XP in dialogue, by exhausting topics or following up on inconsistencies. Whenever a dialogue option pops up (usually the first) that starts with something like "wait, ..." or something to this effect, you can use it without moving on with dialogue, providing background. Asking the right questions or asking enough of them cumulatively will often improve your chances in checks.
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There are two types of people in the world. Those who kick and those who pat the mailbox. You're one of the good ones!
You forgot the two other types that pat the mailbox then kick it and the other vice versa.
@@KripticKill Ah yes! You're right. And the fifth type, who never heard of or played disco elysium. They are the worst.
Don't be afraid of picking options that seem out there or unrelated : sometimes they'll actually progress your quest, or give you cool information or rewards
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56:13 - THERE MUST BE ANOTHER WAY INTO THE BUILDING.
jesus mate, that terrified me hahaha
You don't have to reload. The game is more fun when failing. You don't get locked out.
I know. But I got Kara and Alice killed in my first run already. No need to see that again.
I wanted to see something new, see what happens when they live.
@@LIZZgame Haha. Wrong game. Detroit is cool though, I'm gonna check your playthrough soon. I was meaning the reload in disco, where you tried to hold the vomit in at the body. Just letting you know that you won't lose out on fun by not reloading a failed roll. Really enjoying your playthrough so far.
@@williamwallace2638 OHHH TH-cam bugged out and showed this comment under a Detroit Video LOL sorry mate
I've been watching you play this game for 3 hours straight so far. The game looks awesome and you're a fun person to watch! Keep it up! 😊
Not asking money from the rich lady but doing so from the sweet but seemingly poor old lady is wild 😂
but she seemed so grandma-esque!
Everything about this game is an expression of pain and beauty. Loving the playthrough.
21:18 You can hold your points and level up in a conversation if some check is too difficult, tho it would rob you out of passive checks, so yeah, there are always not enough points
Listened to this while I road to & from work, almost like an audiobook 😂
That's how I've been using these as well!
I gotta say, i consider this game one of the best steampunk point & click that i've played in my entire life, and i've been playing them since the 90s. Only "thing" i could argue is that you have to be in certain mood to play it. I found at times that it made me rethink A LOT of things and shook my ground quite a bit, while watching gorgeous views of a post-war steampunk town. It felt both "cathartic" and "gamey" at the same time.
I sincerely hope you enjoy it as much as i did Lizz.
so far, I love it! The humor is amazing!
For me, that mood is 5 drinks deep. I like to get in character.
With you reading the non-voiced parts we get a pretty good audio-book! 😂
Maybe she could read Sacred and Terrible Air for us after this 😄
"Watch your back ungulate, you've got eyes on you..."
HOLY SHIT
I just had a light bulb moment about this. Just a theory, I originally always took this as her threatening you, because of her tone, but I think throughout the game we kind of realize she's not as bad as she seems. So now I'm thinking maybe she's actually warning you! About late game stuff.... the two other members that we don't see until the big showdown near the end game who are very interested in the hanging man.
This is an adventure like no other one for sure; i can't belive you'd shoot a dead man... .
Haven't played this game since it came out, I really should go for another playthrough. Some unsolicited advice: much of the fun in this game arises from taking a position on something and sticking with it. You mainly get XP in dialogue, by exhausting topics or following up on inconsistencies. Whenever a dialogue option pops up (usually the first) that starts with something like "wait, ..." or something to this effect, you can use it without moving on with dialogue, providing background. Asking the right questions or asking enough of them cumulatively will often improve your chances in checks.
I finished the game a bit ago and I used almost all dialogue options in the game whenever I talked to someone. 👍
@@LIZZgame Cheers. :)
You are in for a ride!
Never seen what happens if you “succeed” the check for the ball game lmao
it may always be a mystery!
Going for the centrist run I see 😂
on the fast-track to boring cop town.
Normal person run indeed
@@dopaminedreams1122 The world's most laughable... normal person 🤯
So much hilarious dialogue missed…
every playthrough is unique!
*Dramatic Gasp*
Save scumming?! Shame! Shame on you!
.... I'm sowwy.
Dev must have smoke some funny stuff when making this game 😅
Never ever ever !
Her choices are too boring damn is all of her playthrough like this?
yep. Good cop, no drugs, no alcohol, almost no cigs. I got a good ending for this behaviour.