Okay since people are making recommendations I'll list the ones I think are the most powerful for your Harry and fit the narrative you've crafted Brady: 1. Finish the night club of the church. It would fit with a lot you've said in past episodes and it's one the highlight moments of the entire game and you even get the name drop. That's only half of the church stuff done as the other part leads to the secret ending of the game and you'd be playing this in January if you went for it. 2. Find Harry's gun. It's SERIOUSLY important for the end game and an awesome moment for "Therapist plays" playthrough. Not just for Harry's character, but many others. 3. Help Lena and Morel with their cryptozoology things at least a little, as it pays off in more ways than one. 4. Take a peek or convince the book store owner to let you behind the curtains to see what's up. You've missed an entire area and characters with many Shivers moments. 5. Deliver forged papers to Evrart Claire and the rest is up to you. Paint the wall, paint the ground, sing karaoke to let Harry express himself a little? These aren't important to the main plot of DE, but could fit the playthrough.
Make it a special play through and forget not only the necktie but the gun too! That'd get people either pissed off or amazed lmao. 😂 I think cryptozoology is important but Brady hasn't divulged in it much as he missed the bookstore too. He's got to finish the church though.
If you peak behind the curtain in Plaisance's bookstore, it opens up a new area of the game for you to explore that's a little...spooky and mysterious, if you enjoy that sort of stuff :)
If there's one quest you should definitely try to finish before the endgame, it's the church storyline. It really ties beatifully into your musings about Terror Management Theory and the state of Revachol's youth. Also, it has the best Harry/Kim bonding moment in the game, hands down - if you manage to pass two particular checks (Savoir Faire and Authority).
Brady on Cindy the Skull: She doesn't have a lot of dialogue, I don't want to read trauma into her experience Brady of Frittte Girl: She has a vast oceanic soul ;_;
Definitely should finish the church questline, and sing karaoke. Hate to see the playthrough end, but looking forward to seeing the reaction to a few scenes at the end. Don't hesitate to take a nap when offered the opportunity.
While not essential, it would certainly benefit you to go through Evrart's quest line to find your gun. In addition to the obvious outcomes, the quest line should give you something to talk about. P.S. Mr. Evrart is helping me find my gun.
Definitely the first two! I never understood why the ledger stories are so interesting, though, compared to all the other things one could do with their limited time
The cryptozoologist couple was my favorite sidequest and what I felt was the most rewarding in the end. It's also pretty easy and straightforward to finish.
Brady you have helped me get through tough times by watching you play this game , my own substance abuse therapist watches you . I am blessed to have gotten to watch you analyze this game , this art that helped me in such dark times. Thank you Brady for keeping me here ❤
Sorry to hear that you’ve felt stuck on this game 😅 no matter how good it may be that’s gonna be frustrating for anyone in your position lol. I still would hope to see you do What Remains of Edith Finch one day (like you mentioned you would, a while ago), but either way you should make the best choice for you, not for internet randos lol. Cheers from a long-time viewer 😁
I really recommend trying to find your gun. IE, talk to the Union Leader. That's probably the most interesting side quest left. The other one is to try and beat the skill check at the wall in the alley behind Cunoesse.
If you want to wrap up a few quests, I would say go talk to Smoker on the Balcony because doing so will trigger a thought that takes a while to unlock that can run in the background while you do other things, do the Evrart mission to find your gun (trust me on this, it's important), the end of the church mission is really meaningful, and the phasmid quest with the traps (it gives you some good opportunities to interact with Cuno and I think you'll like that.) And if you want to spend some time with Kim, get the Suzerainty game and play it with him. And for what it's worth, I know you didn't want this to take 8 months, but I think a lot of us have really enjoyed how much you've delved into this game. It's a masterpiece and I'm so happy that I've played it, and that other people have played it, and that so many of us have had such profound experiences with this fictional world. I've played it 2.5 times, and it has made me sob countless times. Thank you for doing this series.
please for the love of god finish the church. Also I don't remember if you talked to idiot doom spiral but I would love if you investigated his backstory
If there is one thing I've been waiting this entire playthrough to see are: > Your thoughts on the final things you need to do at the Church (remember that Shivers mentioned a hawthorne tree on the other side of the street from Roy's pawnshop you should check for that.) > Your thoughts on THE UNSOLVABLE CASE, which is inside your LEDGER
Agreed but those aren't the "final things" at the church. After the night club the church is only half done and the other part has the hardest skill checks in the game which lead to the secret ending. I'd imagine just about every first time player misses it even if they've tried to complete everything related and unrelated to the club at the church.
@@Silent_Depths I think the part you're talking about is a political quest, no? I think getting Brady to play through that part would be difficult, if he hasn't locked himself out of it already.
@@spectral_force5097 Yeah, it's considered a political quest although everything prior and post (Soona's research, Ruby's research, Noid's sines, the miracle of Shivers, the mural in the church, Sacred and terrible air etc...) leads up to it unlike with the other political quests, which were written afterwards. I bet it was cut from the original release for good reasons, even though the writers knew that's what they were aiming for with DE. I was only stating the church isn't done when the club quest is finished. I wrote elsewhere Brady shouldn't try to go for it or any other political quests as it's long and wouldn't fit the narrative of this playthrough's Harry. I think he has locked Harry out of it anyway even though he found the moralist trousers, which are a failsafe for getting the quest started if I remember correctly.
My all time favorite (story) game is Night in the Woods… it’s one of those games that doesn’t use mental health as just a backdrop or an afterthought. It’s basically a coming of age story, but for young adults. Really great characters, including my all time favorite protagonist in probably anything lol. As a therapist, it would be fascinating to get your thoughts on.
This is a fantastic call. Night in the Woods or maybe What Remains of Edith Finch are significantly shorter games that you could mine quite a bit from.
Ohh yess Night in the Woods! My favorite! I hope Euro Brady will check it out and let us know his thoughts on the characters and the situations they get into.
@@weeklyfontI actually wanted to suggest what remains of edith finch as well! It's a short game (I played it in one evening) and it bring up VERY interesting ideas that have to do with mental health
things that I really hope you see before you finish the game- Finishing the church quest. Talking to the smoker on the balcony again and finishing that storyline. I think that's mostly it for me. Oh, and, investigate the pinball machines behind the secret door in the Whirling with Kim...And try painting the mural. And definitely do karaoke!
I'm gonna miss this series when it's wrapped up but all things end at some point! As others have said, the church storyline is a must in my opinion (as well as singing karaoke but that's for funsies and to express Harry's immense oceanic soul). In my first playthrough I never found my gun, just because my Harry didn't want to cooperate with Evrart at ALL. Whatever leftover sidequest/ unseen moment is always going to be there if you ever decide to replay it in your own time, so do whatever makes sense for your Harry and his journey :) thank you for doing this series and analysing each moment with such detail, truly a gem of a playthrough for this game
The ending is indeed pretty long, but if you're eyeballing a future game, I think you'd get a kick out of Night In The Woods, if you haven't already played it. Shorter and less open than Disco Elysium, and arguably even more psychologically focused (though less examined). It follows a young woman in a fading suburb, struggling to come into adulthood and with her feelings of detachment and self-esteem. Also she's a cat and there's something spooky happening in the woods.
The endgame is pretty long even without analysis. I could see it being 6+ episodes and thats if im not forgetting anything. If you want to wrap up anything the church/club and (i cant remember if you finished this already) the cryptozoology stuff are some of the best moments in the game especially showing Kim and Harry's relationship!
You definitely want to finish up everything with the church. Oh, and karaoke. (you only need to find the song, which can be found in a box by an abandoned shack, south of the fishing village) As for the main story, there's quite a few beats I'm looking forward to, however ONE of them is missable (as I did on my first playthrough). If Kim suggests you rest, take his advice.
"Everything" with the church would mean he'd be playing DE still in January. The church is a whole lot longer than just the night club and it leads to the secret ending too, if you pass the hardest skill checks in the game. I would just recommend finishing the night club part of it.
@@Silent_Depths You keep making this comment, but literally nobody means the vision quest when they tell him to do all the Church stuff. We all mean the night club storyline.
@@ImVeryOriginal Aye I wrote it few times at once since I found it easy to mix up the two if you've made progress towards both. When I played DE for the first time I got the same advice from a friend who originally recommended the game to me. Turns out he meant the entire questline which I only finished on my 2nd playthrough by optimizing stats for it.
Wow it's really been 8 months, what a journey. I see how you could easily feel tired by this undertaking, but you are doing a great job, and the content is a very pleasurable watch, and an educating one, too. Definitely try to find your gun so no hypothetical kids ever aim it at each other. Finishing the cases in the ledger and checking out the church quest are all there is left from the big ones I think. While at the right moment, do not deny Harry his nap as well :)
Hello, Brady! I think the most important quests to finish are the one with the cryptozoologists, the one with the church and the one with your gun. They're all really interesting in terms of psychology, and they also affect the endgame and the ending.
9:40 Being a communist unlocks an extra few pieces of insight here: “Rhetoric: She's making a valiant effort to come off as a nihilist, but she's really just an angry little commie. No wonder she was talking about the streets flowing red -- that's what happened during the Revolution. You: ‘So tell me, what's it like being a SKULL *and* a communist?’ Cindy the SKULL: She sighs. ’You got me, pigs**t. I don't make for a very good SKULL. I like animals too much. Simians and... pigs.` Cindy the SKULL: She shrugs. ’But I'm still gonna write some damned good graffito on this wall.’ Composure: Her voice sounds different when she speaks this candidly. Older somehow.”
You might wanna hear Idiot Doom Spiral's story, besides the book shop curtain and the church storyline Once you're done with the game you might wanna see a funny moments compilation with chat 😂 there's a couple of those
Please finish the church / club quest. All I ask. Some sense of Harry healing, an amazing Kim moment, the best poetic Shivers result in the game. More Egghead. Disco. You simply must.
@@ImVeryOriginalThe tie is goofy, but its final lines have some deep stuff about Harry’s past underneath the goofiness. Saying goodbye to the tie would be like Harry saying goodbye to his ‘old self’.
@@sameerdodger I don't hate it, but I also don't think it's that important or interesting. And it objectively destroys the tension of the standoff, I'm so glad I didn't get it on my first playthrough.
I love how you tried to not be serious at the beginning of the gameplay but then you got immersed into the world of Disco Elysium and started treating those characters as a real people with real problems. This is the power of the best writing I've ever seen in any videogame. I can't wait for you to move the story a bit more - lots to analyze there! Without spoiling anything - the final dream sequence will possibly leave even a therapist in tears.
Did he solve the cryprozoologist stuff already? I've been watching for so long that my own playthrough is mixing in with my memories of this playthrough lmao
I'm going to need Terror Management Therapy for the end of this LP. "-but Therapist, this playthrough will be your masterpiece. The one you'll be remembered for."
Take my suggestion with a grain of salt. Instead of hastening the end of your playthrough of this game, you could take a break from it and work on other projects for a few months. People suggest finishing the Church storyline, the cryptozoologist, getting your gun back, and peeking behind the curtain at the bookstore. All four of those are the big storylines remaining. However, and I could be proven wrong, finishing all four may take you into December with all the great analysis you do. Regarding your roleplay, I think getting your gun back would make the most sense for your character's "growth." The gun is something he may want to find to clean up the mess he made.
Ah no worries, while I do want to wrap things up I won't be rushing through the rest. I think I'm actually incapable of it lol, this pace is just my default no matter how much I try to be quicker at things 😅 I just want to start aiming towards the end at least. If it goes past December it's no biggie, just need some kind of target for my brain to be motivated by it
IMPLIED SPOILER of the end of Disco Elysium, BRADY DONT READ (It doesn’t actually spoil but imply something) I’m very curious about what Brady will think of the ending. Because you can hardly avoid the political aspect of it.
Hey Brady! Regarding your initial comment to complete the game, I have some advice. I'll try to keep things organized and concise: First off, I want to say that I totally support your notion to start wrapping things up. You're right to assume that the game's main quest has a ways to go, especially from an analytical perspective. If you did only the main quest going forward, you'd have at least 7 hour-long videos worth of content, and that's not counting any production time we don't see. That said, I want to give you a fair warning: This is one of those games that tallies up most of the sidequests you do, and will, by some measure, comment on your actions by the end of the game. There may be parts of the climax and denouement that feel a bit lacking plot-wise if you happen to miss out on some obscure info. (However, you'll still get compelling character writing through to the end.) Also, you've seen plenty of it already, but be prepared for an inundation of comments lamenting you missing out on "their favorite part". (Funny how Disco Elysium's greatest appeal is its breadth of human emotion and experience, yet people will get mad and complain when you don't play how they want you to 🤔)
[Non-spoiler quest recommendations] 1) I'd recommend doing Lena's sidequest. There isn't much to analyze as far as I remember, you just have to make the rounds checking the traps so it won't take long. You'll get some closure on Lena and Morell's story (forget Gary though, he can pound sand 😤) 2) A reminder about Evrart "holding your gun hostage". As far as Harry is aware, Evrart is the supposedly the only person who knows where his gun is. All I will add is: if you pursue this quest, you'll get a chance to expound on an aspect of mental health we haven't seen much of yet. The downside is, you'll have to wait until nighttime in-game to complete the last part of this quest. If that seems like a torturous amount of time, feel free to ignore this quest. The game will not softlock you for failing to find your gun.
IDEA FOR A LAST EPISODE after the playthrough ends: some dedicated viewer among us makes a list of youtube videos showing important moments/outcomes Brady didn't get in his playthrough, so he can react to them.
Honestly, just the church and the end of the main game (solving the case!) would be enough. Two of the most beautiful parts of the game, plenty to talk about from a psych persepective.
I'd really love to see what happens with the smoker. (That composure check) but it's not a must, just a curiosity! When you are ready to move to another game, please consider the first two Syberia games! They're not too long and they have an amazing adventure. Magical, but without magic. Automatons! :)
You really don't want to miss the Church stuff. And it would also be sad to miss whats behind the curtain in the bookstore as well as the Karaoke session. And I would also recommend to finish the cryptozoologist stuff. Now I understand that it has been a long time since you started but keep in mind that you will NEVER again find a piece of art of this level in your life. It has never been done before and will never hapen again. The writing is just that good. Nothing comes even close. So why not try and get the most out of it. You definitely won't regret any of it.
I've been watching for the past two weeks straight, now I'm devastated that I caught up! This series is seriously so great, please keep going to the end and I appreciate all you've done. Learning a lot and enjoying the playthrough.
You can teleport by clicking name of locations In Case you dont know, safe some time Also about time, you can skip to specific time of day by reading or sitting on a bench
I like the prose of Disco Elysium, but what I really, really like is the narrator saying those things to me. The casting for the narrator and his delivery, I don't think it could have been better.
Singing Karaoke is definitely something you've got to do, it's fairly simple to find the tape you're looking for if you just explore around the coast a bit, not too far. It's a very cathartic experience that would be a great way to set the ball rolling towards finality, since that's what you're looking for.
It's a bit on the spooky side, but once you finish with Disco Elysium, one of my favorites, mind - I'd love to see you tackle Observer. It's a very scifi-cyberpunk game that deep dives into a lot of psychological topics with a horror tinge. Fairly linear but with some investigative twists.
Never thought I would straight up pog and say, out loud, "yoooo, it's the Johari Window, let's gooooo!" Good playthrough, am glad you're honest in saying you're ready to be done, there's a bit more left, and it's pretty good. I would like to echo the people saying the church quest is worth completing...also getting your gun back via the Evrart signature (remember you can interact with the document in your inventory), though it's less big than the church.
As for quests: -Definitely the church -Cryptozoology -ABSOLUTELY the Karaoke, the tape is on the shore below the area you crashed the car, in some bushes around a swing -Get that damn gun, also don’t forget to put the tie on before Ruby The small ones: -You still haven’t asked the cook at Whirling about weird soup, that’s a quick one -The wall and Cindy -The rhetoric container -Pass the check with Rene and his story Also you could look up things about the mercenary via radio, if you had the number on his boots, i forget if you started it, that line might be gray at kims car
Your thoughts about Cindy reminded me of Slay the Princess. It's hard to describe that game, and it is very much a "go in blind" experience (much, much more than Disco Elysium), but I think I can sum it up: "Who are we, and who could we be?" It really changed me. I also learnt recently that the developers of Slay the Princess are big Disco Elysium fans, which is very unsurprising. The games are radically different, and yet...
Its very cool to see the 2-step visual transformation of our protagonist, and each step feels very different. I agree totally that for this playthrough, this version of sober Harry has come a long way and healed to the level of deserving a new relationship even with Lilienne :) Always enjoy your commentary, thanks!
Since already other people have brought these up more specifically, I'll just add another voice to urging that thee most important side-quests I want to hear you talk about are: 1. Finish the Church 2. Find your gun 3. Dig deeper into the psyche of the cryptozoologist husband&wife 4. Not really a side-quest, but visiting the crater south of the bookstore on day 5 has something that is worth briefly talking about imo.
Thanks so much for this series Brady, it's been an amazing ride. In the future and with the scope you analyse games, I can imagine you playing walking simulators, like Firewatch, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, etc. There are many short games on that route (not an RPG like Disco Elysium) that will give you a lot to talk about in a shorter span :).
I would like to see you finish the story. It doesn't have a lot of psychological component, but it was just made for you narratively and won't take more than one episode.
Well well, if you are looking for a comparatively shorter game with lots of wonder and exploration next, I'm sure I'm not the first to recommend Outer Wilds to you. It's up there as my favourite game of all time right next to Disco Elysium, for many different reasons. There is much less psychology to discuss and more of an overarching chain of events to discover and connect, yet it is still filled with a lot of meaning regarding life in this (or any) universe as an individual. Something tells me it would resonate well with you. And if not, you'll know after a couple episodes. The less you know about it, the better your experience will be. Anyway, I'm probably on board for whatever you choose to play next. Have a good one, Brady. Cheers from Germany!
As you're saying you're running out of steam on Disco Elysium, for a little pallete cleanser of a game I'd recommend two titles: A Short Hike - a cute, not very deep, but very wholesome game about a teenage bird climbing a mountain to get signal so she can call her mom. 2.5 hours Hypnospace Outlaw - a nostalgic and funny game about exploring old internet and personal websites, each different and expressive on the personality and life of its owner. 6 hours
Check the window in the union box in the whirling, it leads to your favourite topic with everyones favourite character. Its one of the many things you've said you'll get back to, it'll take you 1 minute to do. The talking probably more ;) Spoiler Instructions for how to complete (if you need them): check window, pass the check, you'll get the key for the blue door in the kitchen, enter it and walk around until you get a thought. Kim needs to be with you.
Church, forging the papers for Evrart and finding you gun are the most important things. Helping the cryptozoologist aslo pays of. minor spoiler Evrat is helping you find your gun
Ok as a guy with a lot of sympathies towards anarchism and agreeing with most of their point’s until they start unironically arguing in favor of The Purge: Saying “all these ideologies are extreme and haven’t achieved anything for me, Imma join anarchists” is the funniest thing! Like the most common criticism of anarchists is that they are utopian and don’t like anything that’s possible, there are like 3 examples of functioning anarchist societies throughout history. Meanwhile libs have the modern western world, tankies have USSR and it’s satellites, nazis and fascists point at third reich, Italy, Pinochet and generally strongman governments. Even monarchists have more to point towards in terms of their ideology achieving things. Anarchism is more of a “I can’t agree with the rest of them because they all do immoral things that I cannot approve of”, not a “this is the best way to get tangible results”.
May i ask what you are going to do after Disco Elysium is over? If you want to continue with gaming + commentary content, I personally would recommend The Menagerie Series, especially a game called Presentable Liberty. Unfortunately, this game isn't too big, it's about an hour long, but there's a lot you can talk about. This game raises topics such as depression, isolation, and loneliness during quarantine. I think a video like this would be very interesting because we ourselves lived through events somewhat similar to the game. What makes this even more interesting is that Presentable Liberty was created long before the corona
Your monologue about realizing you were looking for a hill to die on hit me pretty hard. I remember losing at least one friend when I was 18 because I said something that I thought was a REAL LIFE position and in hindsight was just a stupid thing to say in the moment. You've made me realize it almost certainly was due to insecurity in who I was at the time, and that makes sense - I really, REALLY don't like who I was until I was about 25. That guy sucked. At least now I have the self-awareness to know I sucked then and probably suck in some ways now. As for Disco I'm going to vaguely dance around something that happened in my first playthrough that I don't want to happen to you. There's going to be a moment when you are in the middle of the climax of your investigation and the game is going to give you an option to do something that seems kind of pointless and even maybe dangerous to do. Just do it. I missed one of the most emotional, heart rending moments in the game my first time through because I thought "well that wouldn't make sense to do."
Thank you for your perseverance to finish the game. This series has been wonderful, but i understand wanting to wrap it up. Please finish the church quest and karaoke.
Brady, please follow through with the Anodic Dance Club quest (the Church line) - it is extremely satisfying and delivers one of the coolest scenes in the game… at least for me it did =)
So I totally understand that this series has gone on longer than you expected, and you're probably eager to move on to other things. That said, maybe it would help to explain your points more concisely? In this video, you spent around 2/5 of the runtime on the same screen. Don't get me wrong- I really enjoy your commentary and the insights you provide. That's what we're here for, after all. But I think it might help the series feel like it's progressing faster if you spent less time on each topic and covered more ground overall. I get that these are deep topics, but this format doesn't always lend itself to going in-depth.
Not really a spoiler or an extensive side quest; I had been hoping you’d stumble into it… but since you are talking about wrapping things up, I am very interested in your take on one of dearest, most psychologically healthy characters in Martinaise… you can find them past the curtains leading into the back area of Constance’s book shop
As others have stated, be forewarned that the "ending" is not short. It will take a number of hours to complete. What I am really looking forward to is your character analysis when certain "facts" of which you are currently completely unaware are revealed towards the end of the game.
I'm going to disagree with most of the other commenters here: skip the sidequests and go straight to the final act, it's going to take a long time to wrap up at at this pace. The one thing I'd say is a particularly rewarding detour is getting your gun back, that one won't take long to resolve and has content it would be cool to hear a therapist's take on. I'd advise skipping the rest of the church quests and the bookshop backrooms. The payoff is fun but it's a long process and leads you through a whole new area that isn't the game's strongest writing.
i didnt get the gun on my first playthrough and missing some stuff kind of makes the charme of the game, so i domnt regret it. But its an interesting quest line and if your doing a lets play were you talk for 10 minutes about the johari window (not criticizing) you might aswell get everything the game has to offer
Echoing what others are saying about finishing the church quest at the very least, but i'd also try to wrap up the cryptozoologist quest too (unless you have and i missed it)
i really hope you play omori at some point after this wraps up, it's my second favorite game right behind disco elysium actually, then again its also pretty long
Okay since people are making recommendations I'll list the ones I think are the most powerful for your Harry and fit the narrative you've crafted Brady:
1. Finish the night club of the church. It would fit with a lot you've said in past episodes and it's one the highlight moments of the entire game and you even get the name drop. That's only half of the church stuff done as the other part leads to the secret ending of the game and you'd be playing this in January if you went for it.
2. Find Harry's gun. It's SERIOUSLY important for the end game and an awesome moment for "Therapist plays" playthrough. Not just for Harry's character, but many others.
3. Help Lena and Morel with their cryptozoology things at least a little, as it pays off in more ways than one.
4. Take a peek or convince the book store owner to let you behind the curtains to see what's up. You've missed an entire area and characters with many Shivers moments.
5. Deliver forged papers to Evrart Claire and the rest is up to you. Paint the wall, paint the ground, sing karaoke to let Harry express himself a little? These aren't important to the main plot of DE, but could fit the playthrough.
Make it a special play through and forget not only the necktie but the gun too! That'd get people either pissed off or amazed lmao. 😂
I think cryptozoology is important but Brady hasn't divulged in it much as he missed the bookstore too. He's got to finish the church though.
@@kosta33 Hahah dope curveball for everyone to witness. Would be one of a kind playthrough for sure! :)
Yeah these are the biggest most important things I agree
I support this!
To be honest, having the gun or nor doesn't have that big of an impact. It's basically a roleplaying decision.
If you peak behind the curtain in Plaisance's bookstore, it opens up a new area of the game for you to explore that's a little...spooky and mysterious, if you enjoy that sort of stuff :)
He'll need to go there anyway to finish the church, I believe.
Little does Brady know that finding Ruby simply ends the game's prologue, and that this series shall keep going until 2026
If you told me that with a straight fave I would have believed you
If there's one quest you should definitely try to finish before the endgame, it's the church storyline. It really ties beatifully into your musings about Terror Management Theory and the state of Revachol's youth. Also, it has the best Harry/Kim bonding moment in the game, hands down - if you manage to pass two particular checks (Savoir Faire and Authority).
This all the way
I remember finishing it after the big moment, and it was still beautiful.
Pleasee I love it. Also if you can save some skill points specifically for it
Did he do the Jamais Vu with Joyce? Don't remember.
@@ZwiekszoneRyzyko yup he did
Brady on Cindy the Skull: She doesn't have a lot of dialogue, I don't want to read trauma into her experience
Brady of Frittte Girl: She has a vast oceanic soul ;_;
While it might not be great food for therapy-talk, the "Sing Karaoke" quest is quite a memorable one.
I think it has some potential for therapy talk
I guarantee he could find a therapy angle.
Karaoke is a necessity, not a whim!
Definitely should finish the church questline, and sing karaoke.
Hate to see the playthrough end, but looking forward to seeing the reaction to a few scenes at the end. Don't hesitate to take a nap when offered the opportunity.
While not essential, it would certainly benefit you to go through Evrart's quest line to find your gun. In addition to the obvious outcomes, the quest line should give you something to talk about.
P.S. Mr. Evrart is helping me find my gun.
No... Considering how Brady has been roleplaying I think maybe it would be better for him to not get the gun, if you finished the game you know why
@@white_finchstill, the encounter leading up to getting the gun back definitely is one that would be right up Brady’s alley.
1. Finish the church
2. Sing Karaoke
3. Return to the ledger
I don’t remember if he finished all with Lena, but better do it too
And Evrart's quest too
Definitely the first two! I never understood why the ledger stories are so interesting, though, compared to all the other things one could do with their limited time
Ledger does not hold anything for Harry anymore… somehow Brady managed to block the letter option =(
@@SergK86 He read the letter in part 11.
Would love to see things wrapped up with the cryptozoologist couple and retrieving the lost gun if possible. (sorry if that was finished and I forgot)
The cryptozoologist couple was my favorite sidequest and what I felt was the most rewarding in the end. It's also pretty easy and straightforward to finish.
Brady you have helped me get through tough times by watching you play this game , my own substance abuse therapist watches you . I am blessed to have gotten to watch you analyze this game , this art that helped me in such dark times. Thank you Brady for keeping me here ❤
Sorry to hear that you’ve felt stuck on this game 😅 no matter how good it may be that’s gonna be frustrating for anyone in your position lol. I still would hope to see you do What Remains of Edith Finch one day (like you mentioned you would, a while ago), but either way you should make the best choice for you, not for internet randos lol. Cheers from a long-time viewer 😁
The church and getting your gun back are pry the biggest side quests left at this point.
Mr. Evrart is helping me find my gun.
@@tobiasbehnke939 Mr. Evrart is helping me find my gun.
Mr. Evrart is helping me find my gun.
Meh, never got the gun back. Doesn't seem like that big of a deal.
Mr. Evrart is helping me find my gun
I really recommend trying to find your gun. IE, talk to the Union Leader. That's probably the most interesting side quest left. The other one is to try and beat the skill check at the wall in the alley behind Cunoesse.
If you want to wrap up a few quests, I would say go talk to Smoker on the Balcony because doing so will trigger a thought that takes a while to unlock that can run in the background while you do other things, do the Evrart mission to find your gun (trust me on this, it's important), the end of the church mission is really meaningful, and the phasmid quest with the traps (it gives you some good opportunities to interact with Cuno and I think you'll like that.) And if you want to spend some time with Kim, get the Suzerainty game and play it with him.
And for what it's worth, I know you didn't want this to take 8 months, but I think a lot of us have really enjoyed how much you've delved into this game. It's a masterpiece and I'm so happy that I've played it, and that other people have played it, and that so many of us have had such profound experiences with this fictional world. I've played it 2.5 times, and it has made me sob countless times. Thank you for doing this series.
please for the love of god finish the church. Also I don't remember if you talked to idiot doom spiral but I would love if you investigated his backstory
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Yes doom spiral! You gotta!!!
Getting your gun back , The church (Bonus points for helping the dance club take off), for an interesting endgame the cryptozooligst quest
other people are recommending the church, and so do i - but i'd prefer you do lena and morrell's questline. those are the 2 best sidequests
If there is one thing I've been waiting this entire playthrough to see are:
> Your thoughts on the final things you need to do at the Church (remember that Shivers mentioned a hawthorne tree on the other side of the street from Roy's pawnshop you should check for that.)
> Your thoughts on THE UNSOLVABLE CASE, which is inside your LEDGER
Oh yeah, THE UNSOLVABLE CASE is a big one.
And the Mural case.
Agreed but those aren't the "final things" at the church. After the night club the church is only half done and the other part has the hardest skill checks in the game which lead to the secret ending. I'd imagine just about every first time player misses it even if they've tried to complete everything related and unrelated to the club at the church.
@@Silent_Depths I think the part you're talking about is a political quest, no? I think getting Brady to play through that part would be difficult, if he hasn't locked himself out of it already.
@@spectral_force5097 Yeah, it's considered a political quest although everything prior and post (Soona's research, Ruby's research, Noid's sines, the miracle of Shivers, the mural in the church, Sacred and terrible air etc...) leads up to it unlike with the other political quests, which were written afterwards. I bet it was cut from the original release for good reasons, even though the writers knew that's what they were aiming for with DE.
I was only stating the church isn't done when the club quest is finished. I wrote elsewhere Brady shouldn't try to go for it or any other political quests as it's long and wouldn't fit the narrative of this playthrough's Harry. I think he has locked Harry out of it anyway even though he found the moralist trousers, which are a failsafe for getting the quest started if I remember correctly.
It's not sad that her life is this way, it's sad that she didn't have the opportunity to make a different life
My all time favorite (story) game is Night in the Woods… it’s one of those games that doesn’t use mental health as just a backdrop or an afterthought. It’s basically a coming of age story, but for young adults. Really great characters, including my all time favorite protagonist in probably anything lol. As a therapist, it would be fascinating to get your thoughts on.
This is a fantastic call. Night in the Woods or maybe What Remains of Edith Finch are significantly shorter games that you could mine quite a bit from.
Ohh yess Night in the Woods! My favorite! I hope Euro Brady will check it out and let us know his thoughts on the characters and the situations they get into.
Just played night in the woods, and holy shit getting a therapist plays for it would be so good
@@weeklyfontI actually wanted to suggest what remains of edith finch as well! It's a short game (I played it in one evening) and it bring up VERY interesting ideas that have to do with mental health
things that I really hope you see before you finish the game- Finishing the church quest. Talking to the smoker on the balcony again and finishing that storyline. I think that's mostly it for me. Oh, and, investigate the pinball machines behind the secret door in the Whirling with Kim...And try painting the mural. And definitely do karaoke!
I'm gonna miss this series when it's wrapped up but all things end at some point! As others have said, the church storyline is a must in my opinion (as well as singing karaoke but that's for funsies and to express Harry's immense oceanic soul). In my first playthrough I never found my gun, just because my Harry didn't want to cooperate with Evrart at ALL. Whatever leftover sidequest/ unseen moment is always going to be there if you ever decide to replay it in your own time, so do whatever makes sense for your Harry and his journey :) thank you for doing this series and analysing each moment with such detail, truly a gem of a playthrough for this game
wake up babe new TPDE just dropped
The ending is indeed pretty long, but if you're eyeballing a future game, I think you'd get a kick out of Night In The Woods, if you haven't already played it. Shorter and less open than Disco Elysium, and arguably even more psychologically focused (though less examined). It follows a young woman in a fading suburb, struggling to come into adulthood and with her feelings of detachment and self-esteem. Also she's a cat and there's something spooky happening in the woods.
The endgame is pretty long even without analysis. I could see it being 6+ episodes and thats if im not forgetting anything. If you want to wrap up anything the church/club and (i cant remember if you finished this already) the cryptozoology stuff are some of the best moments in the game especially showing Kim and Harry's relationship!
I honestly think if he were to start end game stuff right now, that's _at least_ 15 episodes
You definitely want to finish up everything with the church.
Oh, and karaoke. (you only need to find the song, which can be found in a box by an abandoned shack, south of the fishing village)
As for the main story, there's quite a few beats I'm looking forward to, however ONE of them is missable (as I did on my first playthrough). If Kim suggests you rest, take his advice.
"Everything" with the church would mean he'd be playing DE still in January. The church is a whole lot longer than just the night club and it leads to the secret ending too, if you pass the hardest skill checks in the game. I would just recommend finishing the night club part of it.
@@Silent_Depths You keep making this comment, but literally nobody means the vision quest when they tell him to do all the Church stuff. We all mean the night club storyline.
@@ImVeryOriginal Aye I wrote it few times at once since I found it easy to mix up the two if you've made progress towards both. When I played DE for the first time I got the same advice from a friend who originally recommended the game to me. Turns out he meant the entire questline which I only finished on my 2nd playthrough by optimizing stats for it.
Wow it's really been 8 months, what a journey. I see how you could easily feel tired by this undertaking, but you are doing a great job, and the content is a very pleasurable watch, and an educating one, too.
Definitely try to find your gun so no hypothetical kids ever aim it at each other. Finishing the cases in the ledger and checking out the church quest are all there is left from the big ones I think. While at the right moment, do not deny Harry his nap as well :)
Hello, Brady! I think the most important quests to finish are the one with the cryptozoologists, the one with the church and the one with your gun. They're all really interesting in terms of psychology, and they also affect the endgame and the ending.
Definitely check on all the phasmid traps, and try to finish as much of the church as possible. And sing karaoke, it's the best.
9:40 Being a communist unlocks an extra few pieces of insight here:
“Rhetoric: She's making a valiant effort to come off as a nihilist, but she's really just an angry little commie. No wonder she was talking about the streets flowing red -- that's what happened during the Revolution.
You: ‘So tell me, what's it like being a SKULL *and* a communist?’
Cindy the SKULL: She sighs. ’You got me, pigs**t. I don't make for a very good SKULL. I like animals too much. Simians and... pigs.`
Cindy the SKULL: She shrugs. ’But I'm still gonna write some damned good graffito on this wall.’
Composure: Her voice sounds different when she speaks this candidly. Older somehow.”
Church, evrart gun,
and if you don't mind a short sidequest - check out the bookshop curtains
Oh yes the church quest is *amazing*. totally worth it
You might wanna hear Idiot Doom Spiral's story, besides the book shop curtain and the church storyline
Once you're done with the game you might wanna see a funny moments compilation with chat 😂 there's a couple of those
Cryptozoologist quest, Church and Sing karaoke would be nice to see!
Please finish the church / club quest. All I ask. Some sense of Harry healing, an amazing Kim moment, the best poetic Shivers result in the game. More Egghead. Disco. You simply must.
Listen to your tie one more time, redemption arc of the tie is amazing.
Nah it's goofy and spoils the tension of the scene. If he hates the tie, this won't convince him otherwise.
@@ImVeryOriginalThe tie is goofy, but its final lines have some deep stuff about Harry’s past underneath the goofiness.
Saying goodbye to the tie would be like Harry saying goodbye to his ‘old self’.
@@sameerdodger I don't hate it, but I also don't think it's that important or interesting. And it objectively destroys the tension of the standoff, I'm so glad I didn't get it on my first playthrough.
noooo not the part when youtuber wants to hurry and finish the game noooo
nooo just enjoy it, you'll never play it againnn :c
I love how you tried to not be serious at the beginning of the gameplay but then you got immersed into the world of Disco Elysium and started treating those characters as a real people with real problems.
This is the power of the best writing I've ever seen in any videogame.
I can't wait for you to move the story a bit more - lots to analyze there! Without spoiling anything - the final dream sequence will possibly leave even a therapist in tears.
Did he solve the cryprozoologist stuff already? I've been watching for so long that my own playthrough is mixing in with my memories of this playthrough lmao
I'm going to need Terror Management Therapy for the end of this LP.
"-but Therapist, this playthrough will be your masterpiece. The one you'll be remembered for."
Take my suggestion with a grain of salt. Instead of hastening the end of your playthrough of this game, you could take a break from it and work on other projects for a few months. People suggest finishing the Church storyline, the cryptozoologist, getting your gun back, and peeking behind the curtain at the bookstore. All four of those are the big storylines remaining. However, and I could be proven wrong, finishing all four may take you into December with all the great analysis you do.
Regarding your roleplay, I think getting your gun back would make the most sense for your character's "growth." The gun is something he may want to find to clean up the mess he made.
Ah no worries, while I do want to wrap things up I won't be rushing through the rest. I think I'm actually incapable of it lol, this pace is just my default no matter how much I try to be quicker at things 😅 I just want to start aiming towards the end at least. If it goes past December it's no biggie, just need some kind of target for my brain to be motivated by it
IMPLIED SPOILER of the end of Disco Elysium, BRADY DONT READ
(It doesn’t actually spoil but imply something)
I’m very curious about what Brady will think of the ending. Because you can hardly avoid the political aspect of it.
Hey Brady! Regarding your initial comment to complete the game, I have some advice. I'll try to keep things organized and concise:
First off, I want to say that I totally support your notion to start wrapping things up. You're right to assume that the game's main quest has a ways to go, especially from an analytical perspective. If you did only the main quest going forward, you'd have at least 7 hour-long videos worth of content, and that's not counting any production time we don't see.
That said, I want to give you a fair warning: This is one of those games that tallies up most of the sidequests you do, and will, by some measure, comment on your actions by the end of the game. There may be parts of the climax and denouement that feel a bit lacking plot-wise if you happen to miss out on some obscure info. (However, you'll still get compelling character writing through to the end.) Also, you've seen plenty of it already, but be prepared for an inundation of comments lamenting you missing out on "their favorite part". (Funny how Disco Elysium's greatest appeal is its breadth of human emotion and experience, yet people will get mad and complain when you don't play how they want you to 🤔)
[Non-spoiler quest recommendations]
1) I'd recommend doing Lena's sidequest. There isn't much to analyze as far as I remember, you just have to make the rounds checking the traps so it won't take long. You'll get some closure on Lena and Morell's story (forget Gary though, he can pound sand 😤)
2) A reminder about Evrart "holding your gun hostage". As far as Harry is aware, Evrart is the supposedly the only person who knows where his gun is. All I will add is: if you pursue this quest, you'll get a chance to expound on an aspect of mental health we haven't seen much of yet. The downside is, you'll have to wait until nighttime in-game to complete the last part of this quest. If that seems like a torturous amount of time, feel free to ignore this quest. The game will not softlock you for failing to find your gun.
IDEA FOR A LAST EPISODE after the playthrough ends: some dedicated viewer among us makes a list of youtube videos showing important moments/outcomes Brady didn't get in his playthrough, so he can react to them.
Honestly, just the church and the end of the main game (solving the case!) would be enough. Two of the most beautiful parts of the game, plenty to talk about from a psych persepective.
I'd really love to see what happens with the smoker. (That composure check) but it's not a must, just a curiosity!
When you are ready to move to another game, please consider the first two Syberia games! They're not too long and they have an amazing adventure. Magical, but without magic. Automatons! :)
You really don't want to miss the Church stuff. And it would also be sad to miss whats behind the curtain in the bookstore as well as the Karaoke session. And I would also recommend to finish the cryptozoologist stuff. Now I understand that it has been a long time since you started but keep in mind that you will NEVER again find a piece of art of this level in your life. It has never been done before and will never hapen again. The writing is just that good. Nothing comes even close. So why not try and get the most out of it. You definitely won't regret any of it.
I've been watching for the past two weeks straight, now I'm devastated that I caught up! This series is seriously so great, please keep going to the end and I appreciate all you've done. Learning a lot and enjoying the playthrough.
Come on baby there's still plenty of fun to be had! Let's play Disco until 2026!
You can teleport by clicking name of locations
In Case you dont know, safe some time
Also about time, you can skip to specific time of day by reading or sitting on a bench
You can finish the quest for Lena and her husband the cryptozoologist too while you are out at the coast. It’s not a lot of work but it’s worth it.
I like the prose of Disco Elysium, but what I really, really like is the narrator saying those things to me. The casting for the narrator and his delivery, I don't think it could have been better.
You still have to talk with Idiot Doom Spiral. But I love your playthrough so far
Hey everyone get a load of captain mental health over here. Marvel at his peace with the passage of time and the ending of things
Singing Karaoke is definitely something you've got to do, it's fairly simple to find the tape you're looking for if you just explore around the coast a bit, not too far. It's a very cathartic experience that would be a great way to set the ball rolling towards finality, since that's what you're looking for.
You must join the communist book club!
It's a bit on the spooky side, but once you finish with Disco Elysium, one of my favorites, mind - I'd love to see you tackle Observer. It's a very scifi-cyberpunk game that deep dives into a lot of psychological topics with a horror tinge. Fairly linear but with some investigative twists.
The gun for sure! The Evrat questline It‘s not that long like others side quest and will be a good asset for the future…
I'd really love to see you finish the church storyline! There's so much to learn there.
SING KARAOKE!
OMORI would be one hell of a game for a "therapist plays"
Never thought I would straight up pog and say, out loud, "yoooo, it's the Johari Window, let's gooooo!" Good playthrough, am glad you're honest in saying you're ready to be done, there's a bit more left, and it's pretty good. I would like to echo the people saying the church quest is worth completing...also getting your gun back via the Evrart signature (remember you can interact with the document in your inventory), though it's less big than the church.
As for quests:
-Definitely the church
-Cryptozoology
-ABSOLUTELY the Karaoke, the tape is on the shore below the area you crashed the car, in some bushes around a swing
-Get that damn gun, also don’t forget to put the tie on before Ruby
The small ones:
-You still haven’t asked the cook at Whirling about weird soup, that’s a quick one
-The wall and Cindy
-The rhetoric container
-Pass the check with Rene and his story
Also you could look up things about the mercenary via radio, if you had the number on his boots, i forget if you started it, that line might be gray at kims car
Your thoughts about Cindy reminded me of Slay the Princess. It's hard to describe that game, and it is very much a "go in blind" experience (much, much more than Disco Elysium), but I think I can sum it up: "Who are we, and who could we be?" It really changed me.
I also learnt recently that the developers of Slay the Princess are big Disco Elysium fans, which is very unsurprising. The games are radically different, and yet...
“I wanna be done with this” heard that Brady - you are almost done. The rest of the comments are correct
I would love to see the end of the church storyline, and also to see Harry sing karaoke
Its very cool to see the 2-step visual transformation of our protagonist, and each step feels very different.
I agree totally that for this playthrough, this version of sober Harry has come a long way and healed to the level of deserving a new relationship even with Lilienne :)
Always enjoy your commentary, thanks!
Appreciate you getting real with us about your personal experiences and introspection.. wish more people considered facing themselves more often lol ❤
Since already other people have brought these up more specifically, I'll just add another voice to urging that thee most important side-quests I want to hear you talk about are:
1. Finish the Church
2. Find your gun
3. Dig deeper into the psyche of the cryptozoologist husband&wife
4. Not really a side-quest, but visiting the crater south of the bookstore on day 5 has something that is worth briefly talking about imo.
Thanks so much for this series Brady, it's been an amazing ride. In the future and with the scope you analyse games, I can imagine you playing walking simulators, like Firewatch, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, etc. There are many short games on that route (not an RPG like Disco Elysium) that will give you a lot to talk about in a shorter span :).
I would like to see you finish the story. It doesn't have a lot of psychological component, but it was just made for you narratively and won't take more than one episode.
Well well, if you are looking for a comparatively shorter game with lots of wonder and exploration next, I'm sure I'm not the first to recommend Outer Wilds to you. It's up there as my favourite game of all time right next to Disco Elysium, for many different reasons. There is much less psychology to discuss and more of an overarching chain of events to discover and connect, yet it is still filled with a lot of meaning regarding life in this (or any) universe as an individual. Something tells me it would resonate well with you. And if not, you'll know after a couple episodes. The less you know about it, the better your experience will be. Anyway, I'm probably on board for whatever you choose to play next. Have a good one, Brady. Cheers from Germany!
As you're saying you're running out of steam on Disco Elysium, for a little pallete cleanser of a game I'd recommend two titles:
A Short Hike - a cute, not very deep, but very wholesome game about a teenage bird climbing a mountain to get signal so she can call her mom. 2.5 hours
Hypnospace Outlaw - a nostalgic and funny game about exploring old internet and personal websites, each different and expressive on the personality and life of its owner. 6 hours
Check the window in the union box in the whirling, it leads to your favourite topic with everyones favourite character.
Its one of the many things you've said you'll get back to, it'll take you 1 minute to do. The talking probably more ;)
Spoiler Instructions for how to complete (if you need them): check window, pass the check, you'll get the key for the blue door in the kitchen, enter it and walk around until you get a thought. Kim needs to be with you.
Church, forging the papers for Evrart and finding you gun are the most important things. Helping the cryptozoologist aslo pays of. minor spoiler
Evrat is helping you find your gun
Ok as a guy with a lot of sympathies towards anarchism and agreeing with most of their point’s until they start unironically arguing in favor of The Purge:
Saying “all these ideologies are extreme and haven’t achieved anything for me, Imma join anarchists” is the funniest thing! Like the most common criticism of anarchists is that they are utopian and don’t like anything that’s possible, there are like 3 examples of functioning anarchist societies throughout history. Meanwhile libs have the modern western world, tankies have USSR and it’s satellites, nazis and fascists point at third reich, Italy, Pinochet and generally strongman governments. Even monarchists have more to point towards in terms of their ideology achieving things.
Anarchism is more of a “I can’t agree with the rest of them because they all do immoral things that I cannot approve of”, not a “this is the best way to get tangible results”.
May i ask what you are going to do after Disco Elysium is over?
If you want to continue with gaming + commentary content, I personally would recommend The Menagerie Series, especially a game called Presentable Liberty. Unfortunately, this game isn't too big, it's about an hour long, but there's a lot you can talk about. This game raises topics such as depression, isolation, and loneliness during quarantine. I think a video like this would be very interesting because we ourselves lived through events somewhat similar to the game. What makes this even more interesting is that Presentable Liberty was created long before the corona
Your monologue about realizing you were looking for a hill to die on hit me pretty hard. I remember losing at least one friend when I was 18 because I said something that I thought was a REAL LIFE position and in hindsight was just a stupid thing to say in the moment. You've made me realize it almost certainly was due to insecurity in who I was at the time, and that makes sense - I really, REALLY don't like who I was until I was about 25. That guy sucked. At least now I have the self-awareness to know I sucked then and probably suck in some ways now.
As for Disco I'm going to vaguely dance around something that happened in my first playthrough that I don't want to happen to you. There's going to be a moment when you are in the middle of the climax of your investigation and the game is going to give you an option to do something that seems kind of pointless and even maybe dangerous to do. Just do it. I missed one of the most emotional, heart rending moments in the game my first time through because I thought "well that wouldn't make sense to do."
Thank you for your perseverance to finish the game. This series has been wonderful, but i understand wanting to wrap it up. Please finish the church quest and karaoke.
I really want to see Brady play The Outer Wilds next, that might be the most impactful narrative I've ever experienced apart from disco
Brady, please follow through with the Anodic Dance Club quest (the Church line) - it is extremely satisfying and delivers one of the coolest scenes in the game… at least for me it did =)
For me this is a video with a 50 minute long outro because clearly the main content is this 0:50 🥰🥰🥰
So I totally understand that this series has gone on longer than you expected, and you're probably eager to move on to other things. That said, maybe it would help to explain your points more concisely? In this video, you spent around 2/5 of the runtime on the same screen. Don't get me wrong- I really enjoy your commentary and the insights you provide. That's what we're here for, after all. But I think it might help the series feel like it's progressing faster if you spent less time on each topic and covered more ground overall. I get that these are deep topics, but this format doesn't always lend itself to going in-depth.
Thank you for making this playthrough, I learned a lot more than I thought I would.
I agree with the others, please finish the church side quest
"I don't want to be still playing this game in December" wow we've got a speedrunner here
Not really a spoiler or an extensive side quest; I had been hoping you’d stumble into it… but since you are talking about wrapping things up, I am very interested in your take on one of dearest, most psychologically healthy characters in Martinaise… you can find them past the curtains leading into the back area of Constance’s book shop
As others have stated, be forewarned that the "ending" is not short. It will take a number of hours to complete.
What I am really looking forward to is your character analysis when certain "facts" of which you are currently completely unaware are revealed towards the end of the game.
I'm going to disagree with most of the other commenters here: skip the sidequests and go straight to the final act, it's going to take a long time to wrap up at at this pace. The one thing I'd say is a particularly rewarding detour is getting your gun back, that one won't take long to resolve and has content it would be cool to hear a therapist's take on.
I'd advise skipping the rest of the church quests and the bookshop backrooms. The payoff is fun but it's a long process and leads you through a whole new area that isn't the game's strongest writing.
i didnt get the gun on my first playthrough and missing some stuff kind of makes the charme of the game, so i domnt regret it. But its an interesting quest line and if your doing a lets play were you talk for 10 minutes about the johari window (not criticizing) you might aswell get everything the game has to offer
Echoing what others are saying about finishing the church quest at the very least, but i'd also try to wrap up the cryptozoologist quest too (unless you have and i missed it)
I think you should do the traps quest. It's not hugely important but I think it's one of my favorites. Also it continues the story with Lena a bit
1 everything in the church 2 find your gun. and don't forget to put on the necktie just before going up searching for ruby
Nooo, the expression!
How can Harry face the world without his outer mask. 😢
I think just finish the church. There are so many things we’d like you to do but the next part of the game is very deep and exiting.
Might be just once you need to play the game without trying to explain a little detail for 20m, that’ll get stuff done fast.
i really hope you play omori at some point after this wraps up, it's my second favorite game right behind disco elysium actually, then again its also pretty long
I do also hope you unlock the rest of the spaces in the thought cabinet and fill them with interesting thoughts before the end of the game :)
This is such a special lets play series - seriously my fav of all time - I appreciate your hard work and dedication to this!
The world NEEDS to hear your pain through a PA
has anyone told you that you look like James sunderland in the remake?