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The same thing could go for Anna's Good ending. While the dragons are saved, Anna still dies to her condition.
I have mixed feelings on this one. In my opinion her bad ending was actually a good one for her. And vice versa.
This "later" means 2 weeks iirc from Remy's ending. In his bad ending Maverick takes this postion. Oh it's just total extinction of both races and our utlimate failure in a supposively "good" outcome, it's not that bad right?
Anyway, it's indeed very awkward that this is the only good ending which ends in total catastropthy (and fact that we're doing it with the police elite makes it's failure ever weirder), in any other good one dragon world survives. It seems that the sole purpose of this ending is to teach us how important is keeping the chain of events intact which may tell us why we can't shoot Reza into the face right after we meet him and provide more feels about Maverick.
Bryce did what he could, and he survived the outcome. And having two more weeks to live and then to be wiped out by a meteorite for a chief of police is not that bad, as being killed on duty. In this case he is the winner, and goes down as the winner, wiped out by forces beyond his control.
What in the world are you even talking about with this? Just because it's one of Bryce's endings doesn't mean the other four main characters stop existing.
Still can't see this as winning or good in any sense.
Well, the death will happen to every one. You can't beat it. Be it an old age's body failure, or a meteorite. How you lived and how you go is what important.
The true final outcome is what and which world survived in general, character we go with is just a way of achieving that. Point of this discussion is why both worlds are doomed even if we put effort into Bryce and Maverick and why it's classified as a "good" one under any circumstances.
Both Bryce's bad and good endings are the same - end up in total catastrophy where we fail both as saviours and friends. - this is why this topic exists, isn't it?
And the comet is not beyond our control, that's the whole point of the game - the chase to get in the control.
As you asked about Lorem, oh he is here. He is either dead on the bottom of the flooded shop or he is watching fireworks with Ipsum unaware of what is happening as we never asked him for help. Just because the game doesn't toss this information at you it doesn't mean you can't figure it out yourself.
What do you mean by your ending? Bryce knows exactly who Lorem is as well as the other characters.
He knows Remy works with Emera. (Chapter 3)
He knows Anna. (Because of the trouble she got into with certain research.)
He knows Lorem. (See Bryce's BBQ, after you been to 3 of Lorem's scenes.)
He stops Sebastian from saying..... something.....
He knows Adine. (See Bryce's BBQ, after you been to 3 of Adine's scenes.)
The only yellow flyer he knows of, delivers pizza to him...
It's called Bryce's ending, because YOU have been hanging out with Bryce, and YOU went with him to see the fireworks, to go and stop Reza, to the end of this story arc.
I see what you mean here. The problem we have is that no matter what Bryce's good ending brings, explains or concludes it is irrelevant due to impending doom within around 2 weeks. We're locked in "everything dies lol go time travel again" even in a good ending. Yes, we do get a tiny epilogue with our beloved chief before we leave everyone behind do die in flames, however this is what we get in other character's bad endings (except anna's, there dragons live).
This leaves Bryce in a very weird spot we're trying to discuss here.
His bad ending on the other hand is good and logical in what it is supposed to be - we go in less number, Reza has easier job to go past us, Bryce sacrifices himself to help us run away, both worlds are doomed and we can either leave or get clawed down. This is the bad outcome and there is no ground to question it.
But then good ending? There is a swap in a 1 casuatty and rest is basically the same - total doom that makes any conclusion irrelevant, nothing good here, we can only move on to the portal.
Really? Now I have a reason to play the game 2 more times ^^
All that said, I'd like to hear what you guys would change. How would you make a proper good ending for Bryce. For me, first thing's first is all the generators need to survive. The dagon world needs to make it. However, I could see Bryce telling us to leave with one generator, dooming the dragon world but "saving" the human world, only to realise that it sent us back in time. This shows a growth in character for him. How would you guys actually approach a good ending for Bryce?