Gregg's final event. (Spoilers)

[Mitzy]

I'm curious about the "Legends" event with Gregg. I have not done a third playthrough yet and I was wondering if the event would go differently if the player only did Bea's events and then did Gregg's last event at the end.

When playing a Gregg centric game, Gregg is thrilled that Mae is home and they hang out and do "crimes". During the last event "Legends" Angus is justifiably upset that Gregg has been risking their future plans by returning to his old criminal behaviors with Mae. However it appears that Gregg blames Mae for this return to criminal behavior by asking her to "Let him change".

He says this despite the fact that he is the one who planned all the "crimes" with Mae not knowing until they go out. Mae actually has a more nostalgic attitude like when she remembers knife fighting but Gregg is the one who brought two knives in advance. Gregg is clearly enjoying the return of his old self and Gregg himself wonders if he is actually a good person at the end of the Woods event. He is obviously starting to feel guilty at this point since is worrying about losing Angus.

If Mae does not hang out with Gregg until the end does "Legends" play out the same way?

[Saphayla]

I'm not sure how that works, since I haven't done it myself, but I don't think you can even do Gregg's last event if you've only hung out with Bea, and vice versa.

As for Greggs complaints - I think it's kind of like an addiction. Gregg knows that doing crimes is bad for him and his relationship, but he does it anyway, because he's kind of addicted to it. When Mae comes around, she reminds him of how much fun it is to do crimes, and works as a good excuse to do them. By asking her to let him change, I think he's asking her to not do crimes with him, so that he does't have that excuse and can hopefully stop it.

[mateni]

I played some Gregg events and some Bea events and I never got Legends, if that info helps

[Yolk]

I went a lil back and forth between Gregg and Bea on both my playthroughs and I assume you're locked into "Legends" or "Proximity" based on who you hung out with on the 3rd possible day to choose.

I think the only changes to Legends is whatever that thing Mae and Gregg leaves out in the woods will be predetermined instead of whatever you chose if you didn't hang out with Gregg the first two days.

[TemmieNeko]

Originally posted by hunnybee2501:

I'm curious about the "Legends" event with Gregg. I have not done a third playthrough yet and I was wondering if the event would go differently if the player only did Bea's events and then did Gregg's last event at the end.

When playing a Gregg centric game, Gregg is thrilled that Mae is home and they hang out and do "crimes". During the last event "Legends" Angus is justifiably upset that Gregg has been risking their future plans by returning to his old criminal behaviors with Mae. However it appears that Gregg blames Mae for this return to criminal behavior by asking her to "Let him change".

He says this despite the fact that he is the one who planned all the "crimes" with Mae not knowing until they go out. Mae actually has a more nostalgic attitude like when she remembers knife fighting but Gregg is the one who brought two knives in advance. Gregg is clearly enjoying the return of his old self and Gregg himself wonders if he is actually a good person at the end of the Woods event. He is obviously starting to feel guilty at this point since is worrying about losing Angus.

If Mae does not hang out with Gregg until the end does "Legends" play out the same way?

same as the "best possible friends" achievement ; you must exclusively hang out with gregg for the gregg ending, and bea for the bea ending. there are optional hang outs ( people mis interpret those as :not having to just hang out with gregg or bea : ) such as lori , germ and your mom.gregg and angus will always plan to move out of town; there just isnt an awkward hang out with them if you hang out with bea instead, you go to a dance party with bea if you only hang out with her. and learn more about her home life, etc.

[Saphayla]

Originally posted by TemmieNeko:

Originally posted by hunnybee2501:

I'm curious about the "Legends" event with Gregg. I have not done a third playthrough yet and I was wondering if the event would go differently if the player only did Bea's events and then did Gregg's last event at the end.

When playing a Gregg centric game, Gregg is thrilled that Mae is home and they hang out and do "crimes". During the last event "Legends" Angus is justifiably upset that Gregg has been risking their future plans by returning to his old criminal behaviors with Mae. However it appears that Gregg blames Mae for this return to criminal behavior by asking her to "Let him change".

He says this despite the fact that he is the one who planned all the "crimes" with Mae not knowing until they go out. Mae actually has a more nostalgic attitude like when she remembers knife fighting but Gregg is the one who brought two knives in advance. Gregg is clearly enjoying the return of his old self and Gregg himself wonders if he is actually a good person at the end of the Woods event. He is obviously starting to feel guilty at this point since is worrying about losing Angus.

If Mae does not hang out with Gregg until the end does "Legends" play out the same way?

same as the "best possible friends" achievement ; you must exclusively hang out with gregg for the gregg ending, and bea for the bea ending. there are optional hang outs ( people mis interpret those as :not having to just hang out with gregg or bea : ) such as lori , germ and your mom.gregg and angus will always plan to move out of town; there just isnt an awkward hang out with them if you hang out with bea instead, you go to a dance party with bea if you only hang out with her. and learn more about her home life, etc.

You don't have to hang out exclusively with either of them. There are 3 hangouts between the Proximity/Legends one, and I think you can hang out once with someone else. I hung out with Bea the first time, Gregg the second time, Bea the third time, and got to go to the party with Bea.

Ghost hunting doesn't count as hanging out I think

[Lance Leoghauni]

Gregg very likely has Bipolar depression, and one of his symptoms include hypomanic states or "Really up days". For Gregg, this causes an excess of nervous energy, and reduced inhibitions causing him to act out. This is a trait he shares with Mae, who instead of dealing with her anxiety, destructively lashes out on impulse to externalize the feelings (like in the donut wolf). Mae aids and abets his behavior several times in a Gregg playthrough, when someone with a little more sense would be like "no way dude you have to get out of here, play it cool".

Mae isn't entirely responsible, and they're not really blaming her, but she's actively making it worse until that scene. They're both asking her to understand that they can't stay here, and they can't risk faltering. Not now that they're so close to being free. They love her, and trust her, and just desperately want her to understand and let them both change so they can escape from possum springs.