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CHAOS ASSEMBLY Nov 17, 2024 @ 6:32am
Is there a "true" ending?
Title. I've played Persona 3, 4 and 5 so I was assuming there would be a "good" or "true" ending - if so, is it only influenced by dialogue at certain points? Do I need to have a certain bond maxed? (I figured if so, More would be the one, which I've already almost maxed anyways)

I'm only about halfway through the game I think, so no spoilers please! Thank you!
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Originally posted by Titty:
There's only one ending. Naturally, you don't need to meet any requirements to get it.

Along the way, you can experience a few fake bad endings, where you just get a short monologue from More explaining what happened after your decision (or when you fail to complete one of the main dungeons in time). Think all the fake endings in NieR: Automata - it's kinda similar in nature.
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Titty Nov 17, 2024 @ 6:53am 
There's only one ending. Naturally, you don't need to meet any requirements to get it.

Along the way, you can experience a few fake bad endings, where you just get a short monologue from More explaining what happened after your decision (or when you fail to complete one of the main dungeons in time). Think all the fake endings in NieR: Automata - it's kinda similar in nature.
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CHAOS ASSEMBLY Nov 17, 2024 @ 7:59am 
Originally posted by Lynfinity:
There's only one ending. Naturally, you don't need to meet any requirements to get it.

Along the way, you can experience a few fake bad endings, where you just get a short monologue from More explaining what happened after your decision (or when you fail to complete one of the main dungeons in time). Think all the fake endings in NieR: Automata - it's kinda similar in nature.

I appreciate your explanation, thank you!
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