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DialTheDude posted:Alright, I'm stuck. I'm not 100% sure on this, but check Carlos's Team Select to see if you've missed the next part.
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Cyouni posted:I'm not 100% sure on this, but check Carlos's Team Select to see if you've missed the next part. Ran into this on the team select screen: http://i.imgur.com/4Cj59CU.png Which is weird, because the last thing I finished was the section before that. Other times, when I reached a certain point and it dropped me to pick a new fragment, it would railroad me to a specific one. Don't know why it didn't here. Still, bit of a fault on me for relying a little too much on the full timeline.
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GreenBuckanneer posted:Here's my flowchart, what should I do next? I'm lost You might want to not put those in image tags as it can be spoilers for others.
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Mordiceius posted:You might want to not put those in image tags as it can be spoilers for others. I didn't think so, but I spoiler tagged them. lotus circle posted:It looks like all you have left to do are the Force Quit boxes. You got all the proper ends to unlock them at this point. I don't know the passwords for them...
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 05:39 |
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Are you sure? Try very hard to remember.
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 05:41 |
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Just finished the game. The revelation of oh hey there was another guy here this whole time that we never felt like acknowledging was pretty loving lol Overall very good but I'd say the weakest of the three Zeroes Escape because they just reused the big twist from VLR. Also the puzzles were too easy and not very cool with the exception of like, the pod room and the transporter room. e: oh hey there's a thread for spoilers i'll go post in that Shear Modulus fucked around with this message at 05:47 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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GreenBuckanneer posted:I didn't think so, but I spoiler tagged them. C-Team's code is given in C-End 01. Q-Team's code is given in Q-End 02. D-Team's codes are fairly obvious given what happened in D-End 02.
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Shear Modulus posted:Just finished the game. I felt like that revelation was you are the tenth member, and you become a part of the game once the other 9 realize you're playing or something like that. It ties into both the mind hacking ability (since you're effectively choosing everyone's actions for them in decision games) and the glasses that allow you to spy on everyone. Also someone earlier in the thread said that Zero Time Dilemma is another anagram, which can spell "Me, I'm Delta, I'm Zero". I'd have to watch the cutscene again, but someone does acknowledge the "deaf and blind guy in a wheelchair" near the beginning of the whole experiment. With his powers, it's possible that Delta wasn't physically with the Q team for the majority of the game, and because of the memory loss drug, they may not even remember a guy in a wheelchair. The first time he showed up for me was during Q team's last puzzle in the study, which they suspected to be Zero's room, and only Sean rightly recognized him. enojy fucked around with this message at 05:57 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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I wanna know how you guys felt about the ending. I enjoyed the game for the most part until this last stretch, in which I feel it devolves into a stupidly complicated wet fart of a conclusion. The timeline jumping team C pulls is crazy, and I initially dug it, but I felt it then reached a point where all tension was utterly deflated. There are infinite timelines, poo poo happens. Any time you're about to get hosed up, just hop to another one, whatever. The twist with Delta being Q feels unnecessary to me. We knew he was at the facility thanks to the coin toss, I don't see what him being present as Q had to offer. Also, uh, no one notice the old man is gone during the coin toss? Anyone? The decision game just seems like such a stupid part of the plan. "I gotta potentially spread radical 6, but maybe I could also motivate these people to stop nuclear war, but I can't forget to make sure mom and dad bone!" I feel like there are better ways to resolve all of that, but I guess we gotta tie this poo poo together somehow. (oh yeah, and the mom and dad boning bit is kind of a dumb point to begin with) And I guess Delta Did Nothing Wrong. No end to Free the Soul or anything. Everyone's just gonna go they're separate ways and look for a crazy dude who might not even chose to pull nuclear war in this timeline. Again, not like this poo poo matters. Infinite possibilities you can just hop about. Infinite catastrophes, infinite good futures. Also Eric and Mira are really unlikable, and I don't think in a way the devs intended. Butt Ghost fucked around with this message at 06:01 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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Zero Time Dilemma was a good game, I think VLR was better though
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 06:07 |
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The REAL Goobusters posted:hahaha I loved that. I saw a lot of complaints about the VA but honestly its fine. this game loving OWNS not all va's are equal but junpei, carlos, zero and sigma were GOOD AS gently caress imo. junpei especially, what a loving homeboy
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Butt Ghost posted:I wanna know how you guys felt about the ending. I enjoyed the game for the most part until this last stretch, but then it devolved into a stupidly complicated wet fart devoid of stakes. I agree with you about Delta though, he was really not a very good villain. I like the concepts that revolve around him and his motives, but in execution he's just not that great. I think a large part of it is how much he acts as a representation of the player. With 999 and VLR, the reveals of who Zero is work because we've gotten to know both of those characters very well and attach to them. Delta comes into consideration rather late in the game, right around the time D-End 02 rolls around, and we don't ever get a lot of development for him. He's less of a character and more of a plot device/representation of the concepts Uchikoshi tries to get across, and I think that bugs me the most. Also the end really loses me after they transfer into the red coin timeline. Delta pretty much mocks them for being pissed at him, and trolls them into deciding to find the fanatic who kills all those people. Something HE SHOULD HAVE DONE because what kind of logical plan involves murdering 3/4ths of the population to kill a single person?
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lotus circle posted:You should have gotten them from three major endings. If you need a hint, check the tag. I'm not sure what the D-team password is. I've unlocked that ending but I don't know what the password is. Can you tell me?
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 06:12 |
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Junpei is good, Zero is Wesker-tier, Carlos is overall solid, Sigma is reasonable, Eric veers wildly, Phi isn't bad but doesn't get enough dialogue, MIra's kind of boring, Roboface sounds stoned most of the time and Akane is frigging awful.
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GreenBuckanneer posted:I'm not sure what the D-team password is. I've unlocked that ending but I don't know what the password is. Can you tell me? brooch and Blue Bird
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 06:13 |
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Reminder of the hint: A mother's mementos. If the exact answers are needed, it's referring to Diana's babygifts, namely the BROOCH and the MUSIC BOX (or BLUE BIRD).
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lotus circle posted:
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 06:26 |
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Cyouni posted:I'm not 100% sure on this, but check Carlos's Team Select to see if you've missed the next part. DialTheDude posted:Yep. You're right. I'm at the part where Eric demands Q to tell Zero's real name Problem is, the only one I've been given is Brother, from the ending with Junpei and Akane using the teleporter. I tried entering that, but it didn't work. Is there anything from the timeline I posted earlier: DialTheDude posted:My full timeline (apologies for the stitching job): http://i.imgur.com/IA66oAa.png
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Butt Ghost posted:Seriously. He can just read the minds of people around him, just loving go, man. He's read millions of minds surely somone's gotta know something! Or if radical 6 is really the way to go, loving inject a follower or some poo poo. Rather convince capable people to help? Bro, you run a cult, you obviously have enough charisma to find a ton of shifters to help find the guy. The decision game is so stupid because on most of the timelines, none of these goals are achieved. Obviously something isn't as efficient as it could be here! His plan was to find something to solve the problem that ALSO assures he is born.
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 06:49 |
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Eric's voice is also the exact same voice for one of the generic Pawns from Dragon's Dogma, who are in general very goofy and that is very distracting
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DialTheDude posted:Follow up. Stuck again. The game doesn't explicitly tell you the answer. But based on everything you know it's not that hard to deduce. A hint: You're on the right track with Brother but that's not a name. What could Brother's real name be...? What other Brother have you encountered?
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Hey, so I just went through Payoff 2 and I still have one fragment locked for each team. Question: Am I just gonna have to suck it up and watch all those cutscenes of people loving up and dying, or is there a question I should look to answer?
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Regy Rusty posted:The game doesn't explicitly tell you the answer. But based on everything you know it's not that hard to deduce. Oh jeeze. This game is just yanking me around.
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 07:13 |
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The ending sucked. I loved the game but where was Blink WInkel? The whole Delta=Zero thing was stupid and contrived.
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ElNarez posted:Hey, so I just went through Payoff 2 and I still have one fragment locked for each team. If you only have one fragment/team try opening the Force Quit boxes.
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GreenBuckanneer posted:The ending sucked. He was definitely there. All the times people got memories without shifting or of different people, that was him. They didn't make his role explicit but his influence can be observed.
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Cyouni posted:If you only have one fragment/team try opening the Force Quit boxes. Okay so I looked at the chart and I'm guessing it's actually the scenes you get from pushing the button and melting the other two teams. Anything significant in those, or is it just a matter of fast-forwarding through them to get the Platinum?
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I'm pretty sure you have to view those to even beat the game But I could be mistaken
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Regy Rusty posted:He was definitely there. All the times people got memories without shifting or of different people, that was him. They didn't make his role explicit but his influence can be observed. It was better in VLR where they just about came out and said it. I mean, I love the game, it's not like I'm gonna try to ask for a refund, but I still think the ending was lovely. Only trophy I have left is the quest items. I'm missing two items. I think.
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voltcatfish posted:I'm pretty sure you have to view those to even beat the game Carlos talks about going to the timeline where he pushed the button in Apocalypse, but, and I can demonstrate it because it's the state of my save at the moment, you don't have to go there to get to that ending
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I need some help here on a D-Team fragment puzzle room: Specifically, the Door of Truth. Where do I find the drat screwdriver (or equivilant thereof)? I have the hose, but I can't attach it to the showerhead until I remove it. Or am I missing something else?
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Unlucky7 posted:I need some help here on a D-Team fragment puzzle room: if you're talking about the locker room you should have gotten a screwdriver from that dragon puzzle you got in the locker
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Unlucky7 posted:I need some help here on a D-Team fragment puzzle room: I assume you haven't opened the middle locker, so flip the drain up and turn the lights on locker-side.
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Cyouni posted:I assume you haven't opened the middle locker, so flip the drain up and turn the lights on locker-side. Oh gently caress me, in plain sight too. Thanks
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 07:45 |
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game was good. not as good as VLR which i think is really great, but good game some of you guys are missing the themes of the games... asking why zero did this or zero did that. it's deterministic guys. he did that because thats the timeline youre viewing. that thing had to have been done for the present result. anthropic principle. a savvy way to plot hole-proof your story, really
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# ? Jul 3, 2016 08:08 |
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There's a little like 3 page short story about what happened a couple of days before the Decision Game started in the artbook that comes with the steam version if anyone cares. Has a bit more characterization for Sigma in it. e: Also has a plot summary of 999 and VLR at the end.
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So I just finished the game. I'm still mulling over (MAJOR FINAL SPOILERS) the fact that Delta was there the whole time. I'm assuming the camera was him the whole time? Or maybe I misinterpreted it? Who knows. It'll be stuck in my mind for awhile now while I think of how it fits in with the previous two games. Hard to believe this series is now over. Anyhow, I still seem to be missing one or more Cinema Files even though there don't seem to be any (???) slots in that section. I'm also missing a single Quest File. Any of you happen to know how to get this one? http://i.imgur.com/1pmMDSy.png
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Okay, last question, I'm just about done with getting every fragment complete: during the standoff between Q, Mira and Eric, how do you get the third node? I've put in Mira, Eric and Delta, and it gives me an error if I try to put in nothing, ___Q___ or Sean. What's the obvious thing I'm missing?
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Finished the game. Didn't have so much trouble with the Rec Room heart puzzle even if it took me a while, but the Transporter Room base-13 in pictographs that you have to trial-and-error to figure even just the values of could go eat a bag of dicks. Guided it and it never came up again in other puzzles or themes, so I feel no remorse. Ending Spoilers: Also, Blick Winkel clearly isn't in the game, because if they were, they'd just possess Carlos at the end, drop the gun, and deck Delta in his smug face. ...wait, that's basically Perceptive Ending. Uchikoshiiiiii!
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ElNarez posted:Okay, last question, I'm just about done with getting every fragment complete: during the standoff between Q, Mira and Eric, how do you get the third node? I've put in Mira, Eric and Delta, and it gives me an error if I try to put in nothing, ___Q___ or Sean. What's the obvious thing I'm missing? No one or various synonyms thereof. Kerning Chameleon posted:Transporter Room base-13 in pictographs that you have to trial-and-error to figure even just the values of could go eat a bag of dicks. You only need trial and error to distinguish between sun, flower and birdman, which is why those are the only ones the machine uses. All the other values can be figured out from the book. So you'll typically only need three or four contests. NRVNQSR fucked around with this message at 09:54 on Jul 3, 2016 |
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