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foolm0r0n posted...

wat.... it's SUCH a tiny leap from "put in the right name" to "oh hey maybe I should try Delta"

Not to mention if you try to put in Q it says "use his REAL NAME *HINT*HINT*HINT* ;P :D >__> <___>"

I mean I'm not calling you an idiot for not thinking to do it, but it's a very obvious choice

But that's what I mean. You have no reason to think that Q's real name is Delta. None whatsoever. I was honestly on the idea that the kid would have a different name depending on the timeline branch (similar to K in VLR), so I figured playing further in the other side of that timeline would reveal it - since both Q-END 2 and Triangle are in the D-Team Execution branch.

And I also remembered people ruining VLR for themselves by refusing to just accept that they didn't have the answer yet, so I figured the game would give me the answer when it was time without needing to sequence break. And it did!

And by "you shouldn't know there's a fourth answer", I'm specifically referring to the fact that there's a fourth spot on the Flowchart.

Let's say they programmed that fourth space to only appear when you accessed it - sort of like how some fragment sections only appear on the Flowchart when you get to them, or how it reorganizes itself after you learn about the same ward thing.

Suddenly there is absolutely no reason to ever try brute forcing a fourth answer. The fragment appears complete. Even if they leave it without the "fragment complete" checkmark, you aren't going to worry about it any more than you'd worry about Coincide missing that same checkmark. And when you go back, and realize the truth, you could be perceptive enough to realize that there's a fourth answer and input it to get the PERCEPTIVE END.

It's not even like this game doesn't recognize specific incorrect answers - look at how many different responses Eric has to answers in Pop Off. People would definitely play around and find that ending anyway.

Anyway, enough of this for now - I'm sure TC doesn't really appreciate how we've turned his entire topic into what looks like a confidential government document, and it's not like it will be much longer before we can talk about this without the tags.
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