Gone Home Speed Run. Thread of Mastering the master Race

i'm intrigued but still want to wait for a bigger price drop. i'm due for this kind of game, though.

I might come see this not knowing what to expect and be pissed.

Vaasman

Why?

[QUOTE="Vaasman"]I might come see this not knowing what to expect and be pissed.

N30F3N1X

Why?

All I'm really trying to say is don't watch this if you're interested in playing.

The game's ending can be found and revealed in about 30 seconds. People who have not played yet would not know that, a lot of information online indicates the game will take you about 2 hours, which it will normally. I know I've watched a lot of speedruns to get a decent impression of what to expect from early gameplay and environments, but not watched all the way through to avoid any important spoilers. Can't really do that with this.

All I'm really trying to say is don't watch this if you're interested in playing.

Vaasman

Not answering my question. Why would you be pissed from spoilers?

[QUOTE="Vaasman"]The game's ending can be found and revealed in about 30 seconds. People who have not played yet would not know that, a lot of information online indicates the game will take you about 2 hours, which it will normally. I know I've watched a lot of speedruns to get a decent impression of what to expect from early gameplay and environments, but not watched all the way through to avoid any important spoilers. Can't really do that with this.

All I'm really trying to say is don't watch this if you're interested in playing.

N30F3N1X

Not answering my question. Why would you be pissed from spoilers?

I'm not really saying the story in this game is great or anything, but I wouldn't want to have it given away either.

Vaas is saying the game has zero replay value.

Vaas is saying the game has zero replay value.

ReadingRainbow4

If you enjoy exploring and reading every item and note, you could probably get another playthrough out of it to make it last an extra hour. But yes, once you've seen everything, there isn't much incentive to come back to this.

[QUOTE="ReadingRainbow4"]

Vaas is saying the game has zero replay value.

Vaasman

If you enjoy exploring and reading every item and note, you could probably get another playthrough out of it to make it last an extra hour. But yes, once you've seen everything, there isn't much incentive to come back to this.

So how did you feel once it was made clear the game was largely a love story?

I personaly was really disappointed.

[QUOTE="Vaasman"]

[QUOTE="ReadingRainbow4"]

Vaas is saying the game has zero replay value.

ReadingRainbow4

If you enjoy exploring and reading every item and note, you could probably get another playthrough out of it to make it last an extra hour. But yes, once you've seen everything, there isn't much incentive to come back to this.

So how did you feel once it was made clear the game was largely a love story?

I personaly was really disappointed.

[QUOTE="ReadingRainbow4"]

[QUOTE="Vaasman"]Well that wasn't actually what I was saying, but I don't necessarily disagree either.

If you enjoy exploring and reading every item and note, you could probably get another playthrough out of it to make it last an extra hour. But yes, once you've seen everything, there isn't much incentive to come back to this.

Vaasman

So how did you feel once it was made clear the game was largely a love story?

I personaly was really disappointed.

Yeah, I can understand that.

It was basically "They Don't understand my Feels!" it came off as heavily pretentious towards the end for me.

I was hoping that there would have been an easter egg that showed your sister got pushed off the road and plumetted into a ravine or something due to the storm after you read that diary to make the story a little more interesting. I feel it would have been a great follow up to the Tear filled phone call from lonny on the answering machine.

Actually easter eggs in general would help this game tremendously, especially with replay value.

[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"][QUOTE="ReadingRainbow4"]

[spoiler] Your sister was in lesbians with her best friend lonny, the entire game is spent explaining this to you, They also happened to bond over Ghost Hunting in the house as your Dads uncle Oscar left him it in his inheritance. There's a far more interesting subplot within the story that is hardly explained aside from a note in the basement that your Father was molested as a child by oscar, he felt so bad about touching little boys that he became a shut in and a drug addict. [/spoiler]

Happy Vassman?

ReadingRainbow4

[spoiler] Your mom cheated on Terry (Your dad), they go to a couples resort. Sam Left home to be with her lover, that's what the last note in the attic explains. [/spoiler]

Too Dear Esther like for me to want to go to that for my indie fix. Steam bargain bin is the only way I'd try it. jg4xchamp

[QUOTE="ReadingRainbow4"]

[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"] and does any of that have anything to do with the house being empty?BrunoBRS

[spoiler] Your mom cheated on Terry (Your dad), they go to a couples resort. Sam Left home to be with her lover, that's what the last note in the attic explains. [/spoiler]

ITT: Vaasman bitching because he is too dumb to know what a speed run is.millerlight89

ITT: Vaasman bitching because he is too dumb to know what a speed run is.millerlight89