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As you get farther and farther in, it gets more and more laggy... and as the final level is a bullet hell essentially, you have a bit of a problem...
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right at the end of level 17 my mouse froze. I started smashing it into the desk, but I ran straight into the heart while doing that... :(
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This game actually made me cry. EXADI lost what she considered her dad. Then she tells you to basically kill her. It made me very emotional.
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I have just earned the second badge on the game, and I feel like it should have been a hard and not medium badge. About half my deaths were on that final level, and I died quite a few times. Then again, I'm crap at these bullet hell type games most of the time.
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This game really hit home for me. Chronic depression is something I've struggled with ever since I can remember. I'm lucky though. My medicine works. There are a lot of people out there that don't have that.
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Very nice game. Chilling atmosphere that really makes it with the simple graphics. Good upgrade system to keep you playing through the entire thing. 5/5
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In YFYIAR you built a computer. That was EXADI. After you escaped, you eventually committed suicide due to depression. Another person came along and fixed most of her problems. ABOMI is the original AI in YFYIAR. EXADI wanted to meet you. That is, assuming there is a place people go after they die... The computer you built is just that, now. A computer.
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Need money? step 1. get one or more zero writes. Step 2. use zero writes when there are lots of enemies. Step 3. DIE. Step 4. repeat steps 2-4
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Whoever did the voice acting is amazing. Then again, I've been playing megaman for the past 8 weeks, so maybe that has something to do with my opinion.
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There aren't many times when I feel genuine affection for a video game character. When that does happen, it's usually in a studio-developed title like Portal.
Well, there's a first for everything, right?
oh god this is so sad
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She just followed her creator, in some way, it feels nice to help a machine out, even though you broke it's heart, and killed it (And tore it to pieces... Portal Reference)
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In the blatant lie control part, it would have been nice if she said her emotions were NOT an accurate copy of human emotions. Or if she said something like "I don't love you".