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Topic	Choose my next series playthrough after Telltale Hell
KamikazePotato 08/30/19 3:40:16 PM #35:	Nanis23 posted... Only played Undertale and Mass Effect from that list Undertale is split into 2 parts. Everything else are minor things that matter, like Telltale games Mass Effect is the same thing, your choices matter for little things as well Undertale has a lot of little things that affect how the world reacts to you in a non-Genocide route, with characters' opinions of you and their eventual fate changing based on who you kill. And the Genocide route itself is so wildly different in tone and story that it's maybe the best usage of choice in gaming ever, especially with how often it hammers into you that you can stop being a monster at any time if you chose to. Mass Effect choices mostly affect little things, but 3 actually has quite a few things that decide the fates of major characters and entire races, with many of your options being limited based on what you did in previous games. If the ending hadn't been so bad then it would be heralded as one of the best examples of a 'decisions matter' game. Most Telltale games don't even throw you a bone. Everyone you save will end up dead in 2 seconds anyway, and every situation plays out exactly the same no matter how you approach them. --- Black Turtle did a pretty good job. <cite>KamikazePotato posted [p:926747898] in Choose my ... [t:77973167]...</cite> <quote>Nanis23 posted... </cite> <quote>Only played Undertale and Mass Effect from that list Undertale is split into 2 parts. Everything else are minor things that matter, like Telltale games Mass Effect is the same thing, your choices matter for little things as well</quote> Undertale has a lot of little things that affect how the world reacts to you in a non-Genocide route, with characters' opinions of you and their eventual fate changing based on who you kill. And the Genocide route itself is so wildly different in tone and story that it's maybe the best usage of choice in gaming ever, especially with how often it hammers into you that you can stop being a monster at any time if you chose to. Mass Effect choices mostly affect little things, but 3 actually has quite a few things that decide the fates of major characters and entire races, with many of your options being limited based on what you did in previous games. If the ending hadn't been so bad then it would be heralded as one of the best examples of a 'decisions matter' game. Most Telltale games don't even throw you a bone. Everyone you save will end up dead in 2 seconds anyway, and every situation plays out exactly the same no matter how you approach them. --- Black Turtle did a pretty good job.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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