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Why don't we just wait and see, eh?

He could just launch the next game within the current one at the ending. AGS has some command to do that, don't remember exactly what though. Yet of course the file size would be large, but it shouldn't be a problem with most people, trusting they've got highspeed.
I think it would be a cool idea - but just catergorizing the games in chronological order should work just fine.


--Snake

The only bug I experienced was on Day 2 I think it was. Decabe and Sam are alone in the bedroom (after the cellphone conversation). After I talked to Janine on the phone, I picked up the book that was on the bed. Immediately following I clicked on Sam and wanted to converse. After clicking the bubble, Decabe spun in a complete circle like 5 times as he said, "Samantha?" or whatever the hell it was.

I found a misspelling too, but I can't be arsed to remember what the hell it was. I think it might actually be in the scene where Decabe is interrogating - can't remember his name, FUCK! Gallian or something - in the cell while Sam is trying to get the Hub door open.
Yahtzee must have been just typing too fast since it was an "L" I think that was missing from whatever word it was. Simple mistake.

There was something else, but I can't remember what the hell it was.
Ah well. The game's too god damn good to complain about anyway.


--Snake

Yes, that was insane, I loved that. I felt so bad for Decabe after he realized it was going to explode... jumping to the ground and curling into a ball... yikes. The next scene with the falling debres ... it was beautiful

I think I'll reload and watch it again...

I'm a big fan of ending credits and how people do them in their games (pictures of characters, snap-shots from the game) and I absolutely loved this one the best. Trilbys Notes was good to, but this one was great.


--Snake

Just finished.
All I've got to say is, WOW. This has got to be the best series I've ever played. It's always got you on you're toes and got you thinking throughout the entire thing - which is the best thing an adventure game can offer. Truly loved it.
It's sad to know that 6DAS is the last of the series, but at the same time it's great since Yahtzee can work on more projects (hopefully horror) and finally put this series to rest before it had a chance to get old.

"A" fucking "++" !

Last night I played for a bit and was in the middle of Day Four when I saved and quit. I opened up 5DAS and played that for a while which I haven't played since the follow-ups. After playing the rest of the games, playing 5DAS again brings on a whole new atmosphere - it's incredible how it made me feel... it was more EERIE and draws you in a bit more. It's hard to explain since I'm an idiot when it comes to words

But anyway, I plan on playing all of them again. And most likely again after that

Thank you, Yahtzee, for one hell of an experience.


--Snake