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The Blackwell series has always been bittersweet though, and it was just the right thing for them to do. I wish Joey had had something to give him a bit more 'hope' towards the end though, other than looking forward to dieing to meet her again :(
(Also, while I understand why Police Commissioner's role was cut, I really wish there had been at least some closure to the shadowy cabal of soul-sucking vampires that are presumably still running NYC from behind the scenes)
Still, this was an amazing product overall and I wish Wadjet Eye the best of luck in future endeavors. I know I'll be following whatever comes out next.
1. What was up with the stone/sarcophagus looking thing Joey burst out of? It was such a "weird" way to turn him human again that I feel there has to be some sort of story behind this?
2. I really wish they showed the void pushing Joey away or back or something. Maybe it's because they changed the dialogue/story but him just floating up there and going "Nah, can't do it." Made it feel like Joey was ♥♥♥♥♥♥. The moment didn't have as much punch as it should have.
I think in his attempt to tie everything up in a nice package he ended up rushing the ending more than he should have.
Side-Note: Soul-Sucking Vampire subplot needs to be resolved in The Shivah 2, just sayin'.
BUT...
I was a little disappointed with the final steps of the storyboard. It reminds me of Fahrenheit/Indigo Prophecy when things go all messed up. Rosa with glowing white eyes and all the universe knowledge flowing inside herself? Multiple souls for one person? Recycle of soul-sucking vampires? I didn't like these things and in my opinion there would have been more focus on Joey's story and about the meaning of guides like him.
And I didn't feel touched by the ending. I was expecting something more intense. OK, there's a big mess and maybe we can define it a sort of epic ending with millions of souls and a spirit with world-destructive powers, but i would have prefered a lower profile with more intense feelings. When I first saw the vortex outside the window, I said "oh no, another big and totally predictable disaster against humanity which now for sure we will avoid". It's too common, too NORMAL and "normal" is a very recurrent word in this Blackwell episode. Joey and Madeline wanted to be "normal" but they're amazing because they're totally NOT normal. Rosa was a normal, invisible girl, she felt somebody better only when she ended to be normal.
"Normal" is a bad word, Gilbert. We love your games because they're not normal. Looking forward for your next game and... thanks! It was a pleasure to play this serie.
PS: sorry for my English (we italians, you know... just like Mallone :) )
-Why was it that Lauren was able to live an additional twenty years after being possessed by Madeline and Rosa was only able to live for maybe five hours before dying?
Was it because Rosa had more knowledge of the universe and actually used her powers?
Also, Rosa was no longer being possessed and had sealed/sent Madeline away; so, wouldn't she have been free?
-I agree that it was very strange that Joey's spirit was sealed in stone before promptly being reborn. Although, the fact that he can't interact with ghosts while alive makes sense since he was never psychic when he was alive before.
My ideal ending was Rosa sending Madeline away (sending all the spirits in the world into the void might be a bit overdramatic but I could live with it) and continuing to help spirits with Joey. Cheesy as it may seem, I like it and it kind of fits a bit better...
But, what I had expected to happen was for Rosa to send Joey into the void, giving him peace after staying in limbo for so long. Then she would lose her powers and live a normal life.
I still adore Rosa and Joey and the series, and I'm glad that some questions were finally answered. But the game felt crammed and a bit rushed towards the end.
Joey in the ending says he's forgetting about his "death", meaning he'll lose memory of most of what happened with Rosa, so it's pretty unlikely that he would go after the vampires or anything of the sort. Where would he start anyway? On the other hand he did get Rosa's ashes so he most likely convinced Durkin that he was connected to Rosa using his fading knowledge of when he was a ghost. Who knows? This isn't very useful for the story anyway.
This ending is all I hoped it would be. It ended badly despite all the good things that came from it. I didn't expect Joey to revive but I did expect Rosa to die.
Could you explain that to me? I have no idea why that plot disappeared. That felt like a real weak point to me... i definitely wanted *some* kind of closure there.
1)why could not we make rosa control it ,she held ok for a while only to fall apart in the end seems like forced, lets not forget rosa is much more better at this than others and lived in the modern times where stuff phones, pc, advanced medicine etc exists heck even the doc if you listened to him had almost figured out what was causing them to go mad.
2)joey coming back to life , uh made no sense i mean what gives? just some thing hit from rosa to bring him back to life? can spooks be brought back to life? what powers did rosa gain exactly ? god ?
3) what happened to the ghost that ran away from the hospital? could we have done something with him ?
4)were there any other bestowers left in the world? joey says something on it in the end what would happen to them?i would have been happy if there was aftermath shown like the one in resonance
5) how did the kid die ? did lia kill her with the defenses she had setup?
lol is it me or did anyone else feel all the cuts that dave talked about in the dev mode would have been nicer if it was in ? anyone hoping for a directors cut edition of the game?
feels like we are ending the series with a flaw , "no matter how good bestower you are , the end will come when a rogue guide enters your mind"
1. when joey tears madeline out of rosa, somthing "snaps", causing the universe to come pouring in.
2. yeah its problematic. Rosa gets god-like powers from the universe pouring into her head.. it opens doors that i wish they didnt.
3. presumably, benjiro can now get a new body by possessing someone, as gavin planned on doing.
5. Hmm yeah i have no idea... i guess lia did it...
5. Lia's boyfriend was shot by a mysterious guy. Sounds reasonable that the same happened at Lia's house around the same time.