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What you should do now, is not save any of the other successors, everytime u dont save one, you get a blood code, so if you fed up the ending, might aswell get the blood codes for fkin ♥♥♥♥ up hahaha
You do actually need to repair the vestiges, not only pick them up, so, when doing mutiple runs, you have to repair the vestiges again to trigger the restore memory parts
There are 2 things that makes this run not useless:
1) you get an achievement for this "neutral" ending"
2) you get a different blood code if you save or kill successors , so you get something anyway.
When I finished my first run, and got the neutral ending, I just made a speed run to get the bad ending playing on the same difficulty (and get different Blood Codes from those succesors I saved before, in my first run ).
Now I'm playing it to get the "good ending" and I'll get the Blood Code that I missed killing Nicola , and the last achievement beating the game (good ending achievement).
You actually do from what I finally understand. I always 100% every area before going for the bosses, so I always managed to find every single vestiges before progressing. I had all of Nicola's vestiges but still couldn't save him. Not sure about Aurora. I'll give that a shot on my next playthrough.