This is my favorite moment of the game so far - Therapist Plays Disco Elysium: Part 28
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"He will keep calling you officer when hes angry, and detective when hes not" is one of my favorite lines.
that line blew my mind cuz I was like wait, he really does do that and always has
@@fooguwu"He is your half-brother"
@@fooguwu Nah not really actually. It's not consistent. Though maybe that's more realistic someone isn't always gonna be consistent with what words they unconsciously use.
The dialogue options you were afraid to pick actually make this interaction even more wholesome.
If you tell Kim "I thought my rank was drunk", he says that you seem to have had a long and successful career, which makes him believe your current condition is temporary.
If you ask Kim if he's putting up with you because you are equals or because you're his superior, he tells you that he's putting up with you because despite your unconventional tactics, you're doing good police work, and that matters more than your car.
Indeed, and when you then reply that "I'm afraid there are no ex-alcoholics." , Kim says "People have been through worse and gotten back on their feet, lieutenant double-yefreitor, - he says with a reassuring little smile.". Also, if you fail to whistle a tune, Kim will chuckle and whistle a tune himself. Most games seem to punish players when you fail an action, Disco Elysium is very forgiving and like Kim, won't let you down. It let's you attempt actions without throwing you under the bus when you make a mistake.
To add to this chain: There are many moments where it's better to attempt the check and fail, as it opens up whole new and interesting paths of dialogue. I am a perfectionist player, and was so annoyed to discover that some of my favourite scenes were "hidden" behind failures, and I completely missed them because I only attempted checks when I had a high success percentage. Some (no-spoiler) examples: The frog hat visor, the interaction with Speedfreaks FM, Communist quest slap. This game REALLY rewards trying and failing.
@@emmachance8Same, I save-scummed my first play through. But learning to embrace failure and adapt it into your story of you is such a fundamental part of this game and it's so fitting to accept your shortfalls.
@emmachance8 indeed. Failures open new routes, including new paths branching of further successes or failure routes. A game that rewards failure really is a rare gem. Being a perfectionist myself, I had some really rewarding failures in my second playthrough.
Such as when I failed a check and was told "find the children of the big sea" and my Harry went? "Big sea? Big C! That can only mean one thing! COMMUNISM!". And then Harry decided he should do more communist stuff... It was a gloriously funny moment. Iove this game.
It's not the first good thing we learned about Harry, there was the part when we examined the police spreadsheet and discovered that Harry had solved like 270 cases in relatively short time and only killed three people in line of duty, which was put into contex as low by Kim. This indicated to us that Harry was probably hard working police officer and was not triggerhappy or bloodthirsty. Definitelly something you could be proud of in a place like Jamrock.
Replying hoping he sees this.
@@JESSIETANNER He diffidently read it, otherwise you would not be able to see the stats for solved cases in the HUD, but I don"t remember in which episode.
*Jamrock
ive been waiting since the start of the supercop era for Brady to discover the car crash and have been thinking this entire time of how perfect it would be for the sorry cop to come back after going through that discovery!
It was a short lived era but a damn fun one while it lasted 😄
I had a feeling the car would shut down the Supercop Phase as well. It's possible to rationalize this, if you're really, really determined to delude yourself, but your Harry isn't built for that. This was the anchor that dragged you screaming back to Being Sorry.
He should have tried whistling though. It's a good moment, succeed or fail. A personal favourite, that's only let down a bit due to not having any whistling sound effects for the passage.
@@fivegears I mean, what other type of cop would crash their car into the sea? Only a superstar cop.
It makes perfect sense to me lol
@@d-pod_L I still think it could have been Jacob Irw.
The realization that it’s your car is pulled off so masterfully. As someone who has worked in narrative design for a video game, there’s so much to learn from just this one scene alone.
_"And you? Is it an honour to work with you? Don't ask him. Ask yourself."_
That feels really powerful to me because it's basically a part of Harry's mind knowing that either Kim would give a supportive answer or a placative answer, or even anticipating a *bad* answer - and choosing to not trust any of those outcome anyways.
i love kim. he never sees this as a failure or a dumb drunken mistake on Harry's part, he sees this for what it was. a suicide attempt.
This is really the beauty of Disco Elysium. The game is crafted in such a way that it consistently gives back what you put in. Even if two players experience all the same scenes, their own personal connection to said scenes is going to be different and a large part of that is driven by well written prose and game mechanics that reward players with more writing in the styles that they prove investment in. It's the kind of narrative that can only be done as a video game, which makes it one of the best narratives in video games.
I'm curious if the tie connects to any sort of actual psychological condition--obviously, its outbursts and suggestions are just the imagination of the protagonist. Is it a method of distancing himself from those self-destructive and indulgent thoughts? Personifying them as literally intrusive as coming from a tie rather than from himself? It's curious.
Perhaps I can talk about this in an upcoming episode, but yes what you're talking about is a thing. Not a condition per se, but something we do naturally to cope with uncomfortable things, and can be very effective when consciously applied. It's called cognitive defusion, essentially displacing anxious ideas or feelings either through personification, finding absurdity in them, or creating distance from one's internal identification with the thoughts. I find the tie annoying but it does have a psychological purpose for sure!
@@eurobrady There was one scene I got with the tie in my playthrough that you won't be getting that sticks out to me. One of the ways to get into the shipping container yard, alternative to the way you did it, is to jump from a roof onto a walkway with a Savoir Faire check. I screwed this up like three times (needing to strip off my pants and shoes in order to have a chance since they both messed with the stat). And as I messed up the third time, my tie suddenly began squeezing around my neck while trying to comfort me. At first Harry reacted as if it was strangling him, but after a moment of accepting it he found the pressure comforting and recovered a bit of mental health I think.
I don't know if there was a point to bringing this up other than to share an interesting moment in which the tie acted in a way other than the usual loud yelling. There is also a nice moment you can get with the tie towards the end of the game, assuming you do something very specific that I won't spoil.
@@TomSketchitJust wanna chime in, I basically thought the same thing and I’m glad more people think so. I really hope Brady will be able to put up with the tie and perhaps the stars of his playthrough will align for him (which is not very likely from what I've seen so far, but fingers crossed), and he'll
get the bit you hinted at, I love it very much myself.
This scene hits even harder if you pull of the whistling part. If I remember correctly Kim will join you as the camera slowly pulls out and shows you the whole map.
There's a reason it looks like Kim's portrait has a halo around his head. He genuinely has the patience of a saint.
Just for reference, the game told you earlier that Harry makes about $5,000/year. So, if Harry somehow is able to live off 50% of his wage, and pay the other half to the RCM, he will pay off his debt in 16 years. He’s already been working for the RCM for 18 years. Everything he’s been doing for the past 2 decades? All the stress, all the pain, all the injuries? He has to do that again just to break even, and then who knows if he’ll have anything left to retire on?
42:33 the badge is new, but the picture itself is much older, as previously stated
The picture is 8, maybe 10 years old as described in 31:45
In my opinion, the "superstar cop" persona is more than just a compensatory behavior. Harry took on an insane case load and declined promotions which would get him out of field work because he wanted to keep doing a good job. He became addicted to speed to keep up that level of work for almost 2 decades. In many ways, he IS Johnny Supercop. Or at least he was before he pushed himself so hard he broke. He becomes Sorry Cop once he's off of his drugs. But that doesn't feel good, and he wants to be Supercop again.
The Calvin and Hobbes analogy is actually so good
Other miscellaneous thoughts on the episode:
- Kind of related to the "sorry cop vs supercop" dichotomy, this game tends to give the most emotionally rewarding moments when you play Harry authentically, and the funniest writing when you select all the "crazy asshole" dialogue options. Of course, you get both either way, no matter how you play it. I support however you decide to roleplay!
- The car in the ice thing is also one of my favorite scenes. I actually have some really nice art of it hanging up on my wall which depicts Harry with bent wings, colored like stained glass, and Kim with falcon wings. The name of the art is "birds on a wire" by stillindigo, for anyone interested in seeing it.
- The fact you completed the "Motorway South" thought right after finding the car was great. It made me realize that Harry's drunken drive across the canal could be seen as like, a symbolic reenactment of it.
- Regarding the necktie, I also didn't find what it had to say very funny or meaningful compared to the rest of the game, and I personally wouldn't be upset if you end up ditching it at some point. That's not to say I didn't like it for what it was - I understand its function, and it does have its own part to play in the ongoing narrative.
yeah, the tie doesn't make sense for a long time, and for a sorry cop tie makes even less sense
if you trust the tie, game explains it at a later point, but I would also agree that it's not THAT impactful, especially if you already dislike the tie, I can see it being disappointing even
"is this a crime scene?" Oh man. Ouch.
i definitely chuckled at that bit
The tie definitely fits better into a more comedic playthrough (though without spoilers, it has a surprising arc even there). Don't forget that if you're not enjoying its interjections you can just take it off! That's a completely valid choice to make.
I love how the character development you roleplay just makes so much sense, while still being fun and interesting af. You explain things very well.
Just a small detail, while you were issued a new badge 4 months ago (42:10), it sounds likely that you opted to continue using the photograph from 8-10 years ago (31:30). That said, I have known people to have had a REALLY hard 4 months in their lives, so who knows?
Brady praising Kim, with a tear in his eye and a crack in his voice, while the music rises in the background, is why I watch people play this game for the first time whenever I can.
"They're sitting on the swing like two little boys who never got to be children"
Oh my god. Oh my god. I just realized what this scene is REALLY about. You don’t really think about it the first few times because you’re so caught up with the fact that you dumped a police care into the ocean. NO SPOILERS, but this is about that massive loss that Inland Empire alludes to in this scene. The end game loss that you’ll dream about for twenty years. Listen to what Kim is saying in response to your desperate attempts to salvage the car, and replace the car with an Innocence.
Fuck, I love the writing of this game.
Th Horrific Necktie absolutely is one of Harry’s antagonists. We DID find him tied to the ceiling fan and then later had a dream of us being hanged so… take of that what you will.
Bro the Calvin and Hobbes comparison is so accurate! I never thought of it! There's gotta be some fanart, right?!
I seen fanart of Cuno and Harry in the style of Calvin and Hobbes
@@ntp4003!!!!!!!!!!
@@Pir-o????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!
THIS IS SO GOOD 🥹🥹🥹🥹
Super cop: “Kim is the antagonist 😡”
Sorry Cop : “Kim is actually a saint 🥺”
I'm not sure which hit harder; that car into the water or Supercop's delusions into a brick wall.
I think that the swing scene really humanizes both kim and harry by reminding us that they were both kids that grew during a harsh revolution and they still have some playful qualities even after a broken childhood. Harries childhood is especially rough if you research the law jaw thought you get to know more
There is so much good, therapeautic content on this side of the bridge. I think finding your badge is one of the best though. Learning your full name, Kim sticking by your side, AND you learn that Harry's a great cop. You did miss a few great lines though, but the whole scene was still powerful.
I was desperately pleading that he chose the "so you've been putting with me because we're the same rank?" Hahaha damn
This was one of the most powerful moments for me in the game. And I did not piece it together until Harry did which really intensifies the experience. But also it was a moment where I truly appreciated Kim’s patience and understanding of what Harry needed in that moment. It is a truly brilliant and touching moment. And this game has a lot of those, so for this one to stand out… yeah
agreed, one of my strongest memories of my first playthrough was saying, out loud, “oh god nooooo” before the option even came up as it dawned on me
I would love to watch you play through Night in the Woods.
dude same, NitW has my all time favorite protagonist
I find this ludonarrative element interesting: When you tried to see the car's license plate, it was Volition that chimed in about the monkfish, not Perception.
Oh, fascinating. As if Harry's willfully directing his eyes away from the truth, do you think?
@@Kreacher3 Yeah, I think that's Kim's impression and why he let Harry come to the conclusion himself.
An interesting thing I've noticed, most of the playthroughs with female streamers had figured out way before the reveal that the motor carriage was Harry's. While the male streamers usually don't, not all of course.
If I'm understanding correctly, by being non-judgemental towards the patients thoughts and feelings you are essentially teaching by example, helping to show them how they can be compassionate with a sense of equanimity towards themselves and their own thoughts and feelings.
Exactly!
Oh come on, the necktie only wants you to have fun! It’s not trying to hurt you. Or give you bad ideas. It, and I mean this wholeheartedly: is the only part of your mind that will always be on your side.
You don’t have to take its advice, but it will always be there for you. It’s not a ‘bad ideas machine’, it’s just your friend.
You don’t need to push it away, just because it gives an idea you don’t like.
Ah, this comment was made when the previous mistaken upload was put up-and posted after it was taken back down and this one put up instead. But still, I concur with what I said, it is the only voice, even counting volition, that will always, *always* have the chips on your side, especially when things are dire.
Maybe keep it with you. I promise, it won’t betray you, and your trust.
Well, it does try to strangle you for sex reasons sometimes. Not often though!
"What is your favorite blue thing?"
Still a child at heart. Simple and good.
I don’t really understand the part you mentioned about empathy. If empathy requires willingness, would involuntary empathetic feelings still be considered empathy? For instance, a person might not want to feel bad for someone who hurt them, yet they could still naturally experience empathy when something bad happens to that person.
26:41 I don't think electrochemistry here is doing the same thing half-light was doing earlier
I read this as electrochemistry doing what it's supposed to: letting you know if substances/primal urges are somehow involved and what those are, what's the relationship
Yes! i was legit waiting for this moment since the beggining i was holding off my own replaythrough just to see bradys reaction
Brady is so professional and/or funny all the time I forget he is experiencing harry like all of us, when I played this I felt like I wanted to help harry AND that I had driven my car into the sea...I was crying mt eyes out at this scene. Our own mirror neurons are funny like that, harry's just polygons and writing, and that funny expression in the corner!! but it's so beautiful!!! catharsis!!!
Ugh I would die for Kim
I feel like rarely does anyone playing this realise or think about.... why the neck tie was hanging on the fan and why this car was out here... Harry likely failed a bunch of times to do more than drink himself to death....
you can take of the tie if you don't like it, no shame in it. Also i think you mistook the date of the picture on the badge, It's stated it is a very old picture. Even though the badge is 4 months old, the picture goes back further than that.
Brady: We're gonna roleplay as a superstar cop
Disco Elysium: No, you're gonna roleplay as yourself
Dude, please invest time into the part of the town past the bridge. There are so many good storylines here, and if you progress in the investigation before going through those, the story might be past to a point where you might not be able to come back to do some of the side missions to this end of the town. Please prioritize these for a little while before going back to progressing the investigation!!
45:05 I love your insights and comments on Empathy bc it pairs so well with and expands upon the in-game description when you click on "Info" with the skill selected:
"Cool for: Judges of Character, Interviewers, Interrogators
Empathy breaks into the souls of others and forces you to feel what’s inside. It enables you to notice social cues others may miss: perhaps a hidden sadness you could coax out a little more, a strange joy from someone who should be bereaved, or a hidden resentment that could return to harm you later.
At high levels, Empathy really puts you in other people’s shoes. You’ll cry for their sorrows, punch walls to relieve their angers, and be an even more unstable cop. With low Empathy, however, you’ll be an ungainly beast unable to talk to anyone without upsetting them."
From moment 21:50 it reminded me of yours first playthrough how your roleplay as harry made you hate kim and know its almost like he took the time to be your therapist.
The tie is terrified and in a panic. Consider where you found it in the first place. It's trying to keep you alive. It's not making good suggestions but it's throwing anything it can think of against the wall--any transitory pleasure that might distract you from your self-destruction.
Holy shit I NEVER put that together until now. That’s so much darker than I thought it was
please read the item descriptions, they are very interesting and expand on the game's world
This playthrough is so good, dude.
i watched before the upload got corrected, was very confused and almost missed one of my favorite moments in the game
Its also my favourite moment in the game. It had me in tears for the first time. It conveys the emotion so well, I didnt drove my car into the sea, but it feels like I did. You can empathize really on how it must feel to see things go from bad to worse.
And here lies the reveal why Kim is such a great charakter. He seems so abstract and methodical, so professional and cold at first met but here it shows that he has truly a good heart. I always think that on the inside he must feel pity and sometimes even ashamed of Harries ways but he never displays it. As he knows, he would not help him in any way with it.
This game truly is amazing.
This is definitely the moment the game really kicks into gear for me. It was good before, it becomes a classic after.
Have I just seen a psychologist having a nervous breakdown when facing cold, hard facts? 🤣
This is SO meta!
look, only a super cop couldve jumped that gap
Mom, come, Brady posted a new DE episode
Been noticing that the video and audio sync seems really off. Never caught a stream to see if its the same there, but wondering if its something you might be able to fix in post.
Really glad to see you back!
Re: your explanation of empathy: "understanding" something is a higher level intellectual thought, as is the willingness to understand, in my opinion. I consider myself an empathetic person and it can feel involuntary at times. Empathy is blunted by intellect, like to put it in game terms my empathy chimes in first, but may be cut off or followed up by logic or conceptualization which changes how I react to the immediate empathy instinct. It is indeed a very tricky thing. This is an extremely reductive way to phrase it but this is just a TH-cam comment. Maybe my empathy stat is too high. It would be a fun exercise to have people, in good faith, fill out their own "character sheets" using this game's stat system, on like a scale of 0-10 with no point limits. It seems like such a useful tool for understanding the different facets of decision and personality. Hell you could even ask someone to fill out what THEY think your 'stats' are and compare/contrast. It's very fascinating. It seems silly, but really in any other game with stat systems, the entire 24 skill sheet would be reduced to INT, CHR, STR, DEX, with Charisma essentially just being "trade prices and chance to lie successfully" What about Inland Empire? What about Empathy? What about.. etc etc., which is why this game calls it 'Psyche', a much better term IMO. The granularity of the second stat screen is so wonderful to see. This is easily the best playthrough of Disco Elysium I've come across, or at least my favorite. Thanks Brady!
The 4th thing is the most depressing thing in the world
Almost missed this episode.
Hell yeah.
This game made me cry a few times, being so confrontational. This scene but also later in the game, Harry gets confronted withpainful facts about himself and society. He's far from the only person in Ravachol who got the short end of the stick. People who fell down and can't easily get back up, apparantly lacking a proper social safety net. The society of Ravachol is broken, Harry is broken. Harry was a heavy duty case solving machine, but something broke him.
He found his escape hin alcohol, still trying to be a case slvnig machine, but this broken man has relapsed and quite badly so. Hurting himself, his colleagues. Harry got f* -edd. And there is Kim, who sees that Harry wasand still has these amazing case solving skills even though Harry takes a whole other approach that he himself would. But he is comfortable with letting Harry do his thing, though he will pull Harry back when Kim thinks Harry is going too far, too unstabile, too close to toppeling over the edge. He won't push push Harry but he will gently nudge , offfering a rope for Harry to pull himself back. If Harry is willing,Kim can helpthem and together they can make a very good team.
Thanks again for this awesome playthrough Brady!
Yours is one of the few de playthroughs, that i actually enjoy watching. And even though you aggressively refuse to interact with certain parts of the game, your genuine investment in the things you are interacting with makes it very enjoyable and interesting. Good work, tangents and all. Stay true to yourself.
Also badge is new, photo is old.
Holy hell, I've never seen that - "Half Light: People, yes, but not *you*". What an incredibly vicious thing for your own mind to say to you. It's brilliant. I have to play this again.
This episode was worth the wait! As much as I loved this scene when I played the game myself, your insight allowed me to even better appreciate it!
Calvin and Hobbes yes! But also, Isn't Hobbes' personality a part of Calvin's imagination? So Calvin outsourcing his logical side to Hobbes? Very interested in your analysis of Calvin. If he wasn't a kid, wouldn't he be classified as schizophrenic? Is there such a thing as schizophrenic kid?
Brady, you need to mag it up.
unfortunately I'm late, but I do want to comment on something you've said before and is especially highlighted here: despite going in and immediately being presented with this idea that Harry is a horrible cop, the game continues to show that Harry is actually a very "good" cop. MINOR SPOILERS AHEAD: If you find your police papers (not sure if you've done this or not), you can learn that Harry's kill count is 3 in 18 (I think 18?) years of work. Kim will comment this is actually good compared to other cops, including himself in which Kim has 6 kills. You can also question the amount of cases you appear to regularly take on in a certain amount of time, and Kim will say that it's a bit insane to take on that amount of work (or something along those lines). And of course, the title you learn in this ep that Harry has denied promotion twice. in short, Harry actually seems to have been attempting really hard to be a "good" cop, which makes sense considering his motivation for becoming a cop (won't mention because possible bigger spoiler). it's quite interesting how his precinct makes fun of him while he has a good record. (although it is important to mention that you can learn about a case where Harry beats up a suspect I think, so he certainly has a case of police brutality. but this does not seem like the reason his precinct laughs at him).
Im kinda sad Brady missed the whistling part.. Its cute even if you fail the check.
14:17 - I believe it's your perception that would also apply more than your visual calculus. That's not looking too good either lol (and I remember earlier on you were envisioning Harry as being perceptive, astute but not very intellectual lol)
Also this "Holy shit" moment of a scene is invoking a vibe from a song in the Super Paper Mario soundtrack - Memory (1-4). I feel that Harry's loss and depression, perhaps even the atmosphere of the game when it's describing the human experience.
I hope this game gives you more "holy shit" moments that we can all learn from. The pure emotion that this game evokes is so masterfully well-done that I am so glad this game even exists at all, and why I love it.
This is my favorite moment in the game, because it further plays with the concept of identity. _Planescape Torment_ tries to challenge identity with "what can change the nature of a man" (using- minor spoilers- a cyclical process of amnesia to explore different sides of the player's character), but here it's suggested identity is even more complex. We are not our appearances, not our actions, not even our impulses or motivations. The skills only represent your brain/mind, informing the true essence of you- what may be considered the soul- what their reactions and observations are. They hold significant sway, but the soul remains the agent.
This moment really digs into it, because early on you can say something like "I don't want to be Harry, I want to be someone else", which if said will come up again here. This is the part where the game lets you know that your identity is not what others see- everything from your actual name to your actual career is much deeper. The game can basically ask, "so, who do you actually want to be? Are you willing to give this persona another chance?"
When Brady crossed the water lock he said he was looking forward to meetings some new characters. Little did he know, the new character he'd be meeting was Harrier Du Bois, lieutenant double-yefreitor.
Listening to you talk about empathy over that amazing soundtrack, after that beautiful scene is my favourite moment in your play through so far! I’ve learnt so much on your playthrough, can’t believe you’re generous enough to give away for free.
Kim's empathy is like a hug in word form. He's such a comforting presence.
Also, one should always expect an existential crisis. They are constant and inevitable.
I didn't have time to watch right away, as I also got a bit stressed with work, but this episode is so worth it. Thank you so much.
There is also something I've never seen. Your logic is so low(I think it is logic), that it didn't speak up about Harry using an old photo for a new badge.
Skills can go to negative numbers, and you can soft lock yourself from progressing when certain skills do so. Perception is the worst, as a low enough number can stop you from seeing doors, and I know people that are unable to advance in questlines because logic was too low. It's actually a serious matter. Don't just assume that it's not going to make a difference since Logic is already at 0. I remember one quest, in particular, that you are completely locked out of completing without logic. I remember one playthrough and the guy kept trying to complete the quest, but nothing worked, and it was because of logic. You haven't started on that quest yet, by the way.
I see myself coming back to this episode many times in the future. Such a beautiful scene, it never fails to get me. Never. Oh god how much i love being alive
Finishing the motorway south thought while looking at your motorcarage is pretty cool synchronization, I don't think I ever did that in a play through, but it makes sense lol
I look forward to this series with each and every upload. The way you absorb this games themes, world, and characters is a thing of beauty. Not to mention your analysis is insightful and interesting. Simply, it's healing, in it's own way.
«I guess if you call environmental decay a crime scene - with humanity being the perpetrator - it technically is a crime scene… and so is everything in the world” - sad and true, man, sad and true…
First, love the series. I understand if it's for roleplay reasons, but when you skip Red Checks, you risk missing some of the most touching, funny, or interesting moments in the game. Just so you know. I can't wait for the next one.
I love how you've played Harry's character, this is one of my favourite Disco Elysium series
Yeah! This frickin moment. Thank you Brady :))
What an episode! Having the disappointment of finding the car and the relief of finding the badge right after hopefully sets the course for Harry's healing.
The game says elsewhere your ID photo was an old one carried over from previous badges. So it still took more than 4 months to do all that damage
I was about to say that this was definitely one of the four or five most memorable scenes in Disco Elysium, but then I started thinking back to all the things I got up to and this game is just so full of memorable scenes it's insane.
Acts 2 and 3 are definitely the highlights though.
The real therapist was Kim we met along the way
Está de vuelta wuuu
Harry is a total Calvin! Hobbes is a bit sillier than Kim tends to be but I think the comparison is still on point
Brady wanted to whistle but he was afraid of failure
22:40 "People, yes, but not *you*" god this is so real
Love from a CinemaTherapy and Vaush fan!
Holy shit Calvin and Hobbes is SO on point
My favorite line from this game is coming up soon!
This was beautiful. Id kill for my younger self to have had a friend like Kim. Did i cry? Ill never tell.
As for the necktie: it cracks some jokes, and (spoilerish) can give you a tactical advantage in a future scenario. However, there are many ways to progress through that scenario, so if the tie is annoying you, I'd take it off 🤷♀️
the tie *is* the old harry personality
So your deffinition of empathy is actually pitty. Also it would be walid to note that empathy does not exist as a term in psychological science.
“I’m a specialist”
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I have complited the game 5 times, saw full whalkthru with WollyVS, and still, this story with you fill's new. Thank you for you content, man)
When I had this moment in the game, I remembered that Dar Williams song about her therapist where she says, "She's so kind--I think she wants to tell me something, but she knows that it's much better if I get it for myself."
Thank you!
Brady, your faculties were compromised by her alure, her beauty, and only her. Outside of that, they're all yours and telling you what you need.
I really appreciate that you've stuck with this game. This side of the waterlock has so many good moments and I'm excited to see your reactions.