CyrexWingblade

Tired of seeing a nearly decade-old journal entry on here. I'm that fav and run guy you probably dislike, but I always share your work with the original link so they find YOU, not me :)

SPOILER WARNING! BELOW THIS LINE! Life is Strange season 1 is a captivating story. So captivating that a purposefully bittersweet ending choice (whichever you choose) is deeply frustrating and perhaps enraging due to the lack of wish-fulfillment. However, as a story-teller myself, I do wish to point out an element for consideration that I've not yet seen others fully delve into. One thesis lists out how the ending choice is basically a confirmation between 'what I did matters' and 'others matter more'. Another builds up how the endings are foreshadowed, are sad, but well-written and suited perfectly to the story. Neither are wrong, but t

You’ll realize what stage of grief I’m on pretty quick, don’t worry. I'm angry. I'm angry at a company that never advertized enough. I'm angry at a company that couldn't appreciate what it had enough. I'm angry at all the voices screaming 'dedgaem' for four damn years, driving more and more people away when handfuls of them were willing to check the place out. I'm angry at spending four years building worlds, honing characters, creating a community of stories and interactions with more depth than most actual books, only to have it all ripped away. Nexus was an alternate world, the truest escapism, with just enough bite of r