"you're killing me here. how about black? can't go wrong with a sharp, black suit..."
"i'm not feeling black or white these days. this is where i'm at right now. i chose it myself. i'm making a fresh start."
I think I would be so much more connected to the story had I not gone through the roughness of its combat for 30+ hours. The finale is tediously padded with enemies equipped with a gun spawning in every place imaginable just to add difficulty. Yet I was pulled back in just when I thought I lost my patience by an epilogue that cemented the caringness of each character while embracing every change each has gone through in finding their independence. It's enough for me to at least continue the series.
"i'm not feeling black or white these days. this is where i'm at right now. i chose it myself. i'm making a fresh start."
I think I would be so much more connected to the story had I not gone through the roughness of its combat for 30+ hours. The finale is tediously padded with enemies equipped with a gun spawning in every place imaginable just to add difficulty. Yet I was pulled back in just when I thought I lost my patience by an epilogue that cemented the caringness of each character while embracing every change each has gone through in finding their independence. It's enough for me to at least continue the series.