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I've gotten 3 different endings with Tangent and they all end with her leaving. The best you can do is have it so you part on good terms. The fact that she stayed in a relationship as long as she did with you is a strong testament to how much you mattered to her.
I wanted to start a new thread to discuss it, but since you bring the subject here.
I had tried to improve my relationship with her since day one, one the way, I ended up courting Marz, mostly because I had almost maxed out my relationship with Tangent and it seemed to lead nowhere. So of course, when I realized it was actually possible to go out with her, I certainly didn't want all my efforts to go to waste.
And for all the SJW/woke content this game has, and how much they talk about open or polygamic relationships, apparently, when it comes to our character, we are screwed. Marz broke up but in a peculiar way.
She wasn't asking if we were breaking up, she was asking if we were on the market, and no other choice than to say no.
Yet, they both continue to hint they are both in a friendship with benefits relationship -Marz and Tangent) And it goes as far as altogether cucking the MC during the 7th gloom, where Marz tells Tangent to come with her to her bedroom to relieve her from boredom, and leaving the MC behind...
So learning she leaves us, in the end, seems more like another weird stone added to the weird relationship system.
All I'm asking is that if you're going to give us a sad or bittersweet ending, make it at least have substance. If I'm remembering it correctly Tangent just leaves because she doesn't have the attention span? I mean, cool, but really? How about make it so that Tangent falls out of it because she feels trapped because of the way people were using her and left before it made her hate you. Then she does the sleep around thing, trying not to get tied down while trying to figure out herself. In the end, you two don't get back together, but she comes back to explain herself because you're still important to her even if it's not in the way you want it to be, and y'all stay close friends. It's still bittersweet and melancholic, it still hurts a bit, but it leaves you with something.
I ain't saying I have the best ideas for how to write these stories neither, just like I feel that the writers are trying to portray certain archetypes and social scenarios rather than writing actual characters. Like, they all feel real until you look on the back of their box, suddenly realizing that something that could have been a great character got shoe horned in to a thin attempt to tug on a heart string or two. Maybe that's a little harsh, but I liked this game. I liked it a lot, so it's got me all emotional that, while it's not quite "That Season of GoT That Doesn't Exist", it's a bit unsatisfying.
I'm doing a second run and shooting for the good ending (just generally) so I can't judge, but in Marz's ending it says we had a good thing but eventually drifted apart and she's not one to settle. Which I'd be fine with, but the fact that it specified that we drifted apart made me think I messed up in the game somehow, and I'm not sure if that's the case or not because as far as Marz is concerned I think I did everything right (far as I can tell) but as far as the colony is concerned it could have gone a lot better, so I'm trying to fix the latter to see if that's the problem. At the very least it should make her time as governor go a lot better.
As for the ending I got, I thought it wasn't the worst thing in the world (kind of a bummer but not too out of character), but it'd be nice to see a culmination in the game itself rather than, like, just an ending block of text.
The card part turned from awesome to okay and I'm more okay than amazed with the game currently.
Did you end up with them at the end of the playthrough? Or even one of them? Or did you get the typical - after a certain number of years you guys drifted apart/broke up for whatever vague reason even though your relationship was going particularly well? That irked me the most.
With Tangent and Marz, we drifted apart. :/
With Nem (and the two guys I dated), we stayed together. It was honestly just surprising how easy it was to date Sym and Rex! i guess it's realistic that not everyone's going to stay together, but I wish there had been at least female romance that was as easy to get a happy ending with as Rex. He just confessed to liking me when I hadn't really been trying.
I haven't done Rex or Sym but considering how late they appear compared to the others I can understand not wanting to make it too difficult since you have less time with them.
You ended up with Rex in the end? How? He was the first one I romanced and since he'd into other people, he decided to break up with me and got with somebody else after I finished the game. :'(