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I still ended up getting in the ending where you fight Riley. And since he's an item in your inventory, I don't think there's a way to go without him even.
If anything I'm wondering if the death boss is meant to even be defeated. The song for the fight is literally called "Brain Cancer Fight." I see allegories going on and on about it, which, tbh is fine by me.
If anything, I'm more or less stuck and have the itch of wondering why the game just told me, "hey, go do this thing under this condition" with the implication it's going to unlock something else, even if it isn't a new ending per say.
I've also tried doing the boatman sequence without spending a death coin on anyone but nothing changed.
If you skip the microscopic section altogether, the rat doesn't show up near the boatman, and I assume skipping some section with the alien questline causes the cat to not show up. The first time I went through without the soul weapons, I skipped the alien questline and some other stuff and Sam was not there. He did not show up near the boatman in pandemonium and he was not on the raft.
After I reached the cat god door and was sent back by reiley, I skipped the microscopic world and everything except the very first time you go to the alien dimension. The rat and the cat are not by the boatman in pandemonium. But I'm going to bed tonight and will continue tomorrow to see if anything is different.
My assumption is that you have to skip significant sequences in the game to prevent them from showing up. When the rat eats the god fruit, you can see the Shade hiding in the background so skipping this prevents the rat from showing up. I thought since you can also see the shade behind the dimension master after you defeat him, that you had to skip this as well to prevent sam from showing up, but this last time I accidentally defeated the gorilla and sam still didn't show up by the boatman.
It might just be very convoluted. The whole yellow section is throwing mixed signals. You can talk to purple in the castle and also bring the yellow mask with you back from the sludge, but it hasn't made much of a difference. Half the time i don't know if the game is actually deep and should be taken serious or if it really doesn't matter.
You can win the "death boss" and you get an achievement for doing so. It's just really really REALLY hard. Ideally bring an L5 blue soul weapon and spam mid casts, it plays well with the boss' patterns and it has lifesteal which is the ONLY way to heal in any way in this fight. Good luck.
I don't really care if there's a bunch new or not. Why is a part of the game giving me a challenge then sending me on a quest for some condition that doesn't seem to exist? Unless that's now one of the questions the game is wanting me to ask...
This moment is essentially just characterization for Evren. They want you to journey to the end of time alone because even getting on the boat marks you for death, but even if you don't pay for the assistance of the other characters, they still come along for the ride. The only way to rise to their "challenge" is to intentionally fail the boatman challenge. This doesn't access anything new, it just puts you back where you started, which is exactly where Evren wants you to stay.
That's a writing oversight.
I still enjoy the game overall, but yea, the writing is a bit bumpy for the point they want to make, especially since a good portion of the game can be taken in any order you want.
It makes me wonder, did the shade make the entire story up? Did we ever even leave the drawn house? You would think the Shade is just telling us Sam and Irvene died in the torment realm. But I'm starting to think that the Shade was just showing Sam and Irvene to us from the first game. I entirely forgot they existed in Everhood 1 because of how long ago I played it. I'm starting to think we never did leave the first part of the game , and that makes me a bit less upset. It kind of makes me impressed.
stop trying at this, its just a troll from the devs, just like how they said you could 'lure' Yellow.
It's impossible to ditch Riley without outright hacking the game, to my knowledge. :(