HOW DARE YOU?!? I have spent the last few nights losing sleep and procrastinating in order to finish Dallas' Route. But that isn't what I'm upset about. No, I'm upset because this game made me enjoy something I usually don't care for. Let me give it to ya straight. I am someone who doesn't swear, drink, smoke, engage in premarital sex, or enjoys stories with DRAMA. I have enough drama in my reality and have no desire to endure more in my virtual/fictional escapes. I'm not saying I have a fondness for Mary-Sues or anything, but I truly try to avoid as much unnecessary drama as possible. There I was browsing the games and thinking "Oh, that looks interesting." Turns out I was wrong. It wasn't interesting...it was FANTASTIC! These characters are real and raw. Their scenes and dialogues are well written and designed. It's actually kinda nitty-gritty with some edge. Sharp enough to make you feel the pain the characters are feeling, but not unbearably so. This is what's surprised me. As I played this game, I thought, "Why am I doing this to myself?" My best guess is that the game is so well done/written/designed that I couldn't stop even if I wanted to. Like I said before, how dare you make me enjoy something I usually avoid. You also have my sincerest thanks for the unexpected experience. I truly rode those emotional rollercoasters with the characters, and you know what? I enjoyed every moment of it. BRAVO! *stadium applause*
I do realize I may be prejudging the game, seeing as I have only played one route thus far, but I look forward to reading the others. So whether or not I enjoy the other routes, it doesn't matter at this point because what I have read/seen/played so far is BRILLIANT work.
Now, I will take a moment to stop gushing/ranting to ask what to do or who to contact with glitches/errors/grammar/spelling mistakes? I may or may not have taken screen shots of said things and have them ready to inform who ever may need to know. BTW I think this is the first time I truly posted on a forum. (I'm assuming reddit doesn't count)
Sincerely,
Xelex