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So as I assumed. Testing you is still an annoying choice. Not everyone has memories of everything that happened three years (real time) ago. If people want to be spoiled, they should just allow them to do so by selecting yes and leave it at that. It's not like the answers aren't just a google search away, which is what I--again, someone who played and beat every last inch of the first game--had to do.
I mean ... the idea to ask if you know the first game (and are fine about spoilers for its conclusion) is nice, and since I played the first game I definitly want to have the version which includes prior knowledge of the characters and happenings.
But then barring it with a question, passivly suggesting I might be lying with my yes/no-answer is borderline insultive.
And no, I too have a bad memory for names and also didnt memorize THAT particular detail of the story which was asked, so I pretty much had to check for the right answer now, already harmin my immersion by doing so and looking through the discussion board this early after starting the game.
Off to a bad start.
Which only reinforces how poor of a decision to include it is. It isn't a gate for people who didn't play the previous game: it's only a hassle for people who did.
Fair. Not really the point of the discussion, though.
Since this was necroed, I didn't think the answer was as dumb as it first seems. It really threw me off on what the twist would be when "Mama" said to look for a man wearing a mask.
The entire purpose was to set up later plot elements like Mama's.... sigh... milky balls, and the voice that talks to you in Ryuki's somnium. However, we have zero idea what any of that really means so it all falls a little flat. Is the voice in Ryuki's somnium associated with blue eyeballs? Does it have anything to do with the other voices? We have no real answers, and so once again Uchikoshi has made the game into a story fragment, and all we can hope is a sequel will fix it, however unlikely that is.