Gamer @ Heart
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Nearing my second ending but the chart shows two more blocks and after the wtfs I'm am seeing I don't understand how their could be much more.
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Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward |OT| -- More Hours, More Persons, More Doors
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cosmicblizzard
Banned
Clover ending get! 0_o
Don't worry, the rest aren't that stupid.
chickdigger802
Banned
Not really a list, but a lot of secret stuff have a line cut off.
I should RMA this game if I could
cosmicblizzard
Banned
I didn't think it was stupid at all. I liked it.
Loved the little "conversation" with Phi before all that brutal stuff. Great sense of dread there.
Dion Blaster
Member
Finally buying this tomorrow morning so I can stop torturing myself reading this thread.
Out_Of_Ammo
Member
Holy shit, I actually guessed right who was on Tenmyouji's picture
The moment I saw that he had a picture, I knew it had to be someone from the 999 cast, so I thought it would probably be Akane or Jumpei. Now I'm thinking Tenmyouji might be jumpei from the future or something, since he has been looking for her and Quark says it's his first love... Come to think of it, that old woman that got stabbed could be an old Akane Tenmyouji acted awfully suspicious during that scene.
Tenmyouji acted awfully suspicious during that scene.PurpleMaster
Member
Ha, great for those who want a taste of it!
I'll download it, also if I've already preordered the game from UK. I hope they'll ship it ASAP
So I went past the
and played all the way to
ending. I'll post my opinions on it later.
Now I went back to the flowchart and
What played after that... holy shit what the fuck.
Oh, and they actually mentioned The Prisoner's Dilemma. I FUCKING KNEW IT.
Crew Quarters
Alice's
Now I went back to the flowchart and
chose "Betray" when I originally chose "Ally"
What played after that... holy shit what the fuck.
Oh, and they actually mentioned The Prisoner's Dilemma. I FUCKING KNEW IT.
Cool, I'd also noticed that the premise appears to revolve around it, so it's great that they actually mention it
PurpleMaster
Member
Heading down the true ending and WHAT THE FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK ASLKFJLKSADJFSDFJ.
I am currently stuck though, but obviously extremely spoiler heavy:
I am currently stuck though, but obviously extremely spoiler heavy:
I got END or BEGINNING with Akane in the past and another while playing as Kyle and don't see any more paths. It seems I should have one back at the Mars mission but I don't. Do I need all the gold files or something? I'm missing one, which is the only thing I can think of.
End game spoilers:
Ahahahaha.
Have fun waiting for Zero Escape 3 with the rest of us!
PurpleMaster
Member
Sorry to break it to you, but Mars mission test site will Zero Escape Volume 3!!!!
To be continued!
To be continued!
Schadenfreude
Member
Nope, that's all she wrote. You are officially done with the game. It seems they were setting up the plot for part 3 with that last bit. Anywho, come join us in the spoiler thread and have a nice trap.
So err, I'm near the end and I'm a bit stuck...
EDIT: Nevermind I figured it out. Silly me.
I got the ID and password for the Director's office computer from the Quark ending, KURASHIKI and JUMPYDOLL but when I input them into the computer, I get an error... I've finished all the other routes except the far right one which is on a To Be Continued... what's going on? I hope my game isn't bugged...
EDIT: Nevermind I figured it out. Silly me.
cj_iwakura
Member
My god is the Pantry music amazing.
Shinji Hosoe breakbeats. Yes, this is what I want.
Shinji Hosoe breakbeats. Yes, this is what I want.
Pantry is the best escape track for sure.
I feel sorry for you.
LOL
I figured that out the third time I hit the end of a story route. Unfortunately, I have bad habit of hitting "return" whenever I get an ending, forcing me to rewatch the opening several times.
Crew Quarters >>>> everything else.
Crew Quarters >>>> everything else.
cj_iwakura
Member
999 was full of awesome electronica like that. VLR went for a more ambient route, sadly.
Joe Molotov
Member
Ouch
Sad to say that I don't remember any escape tracks from 999. I'll have go back and listen to them.
Tricky I Shadow
Banned
What is the 5 digit code for the lock in the Archives Room? I know the value of each dice but it's still not working.
Check your order of operations
Tricky I Shadow
Banned
Tricky I Shadow
Banned
Finished the flow chart behind the red door. Got two To Be Continued, two Game Overs (Luna and K, similar outcome) and one character ending (Dio). I guess I haven't gotten to the wtf stuff yet because it seems pretty straightforward up until now.
Time to keep going.
Old Lady was killed by Dio who took her place to do something that is unknown. Alice and Luna's killer/s are still unknown. Quark is having unknown issues, but his disappearance is because he was put in a treatment pod. K is a new type of human, possibly.
Time to keep going.
chickdigger802
Banned
yea it's silly.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
Hey everybody,
I know the Vita version is considered the better version and that there are crash/save bugs in the 3DS version. Having said that, could anyone give me a rundown of how the versions differ? Can anyone speak to whether or not the 3DS version has any advantages by virtue of the dual screen -- presumably features that would be on the bottom screen on the 3DS are tucked in a menu on the Vita version? Can someone, without spoiling anything, outline what the crash bugs are / how easy they are to avoid?
(I own a 3DS, I probably won't have a Vita until mid next year, and I'm trying to decide whether to wait until I get one to buy this game versus buying now)
I know the Vita version is considered the better version and that there are crash/save bugs in the 3DS version. Having said that, could anyone give me a rundown of how the versions differ? Can anyone speak to whether or not the 3DS version has any advantages by virtue of the dual screen -- presumably features that would be on the bottom screen on the 3DS are tucked in a menu on the Vita version? Can someone, without spoiling anything, outline what the crash bugs are / how easy they are to avoid?
(I own a 3DS, I probably won't have a Vita until mid next year, and I'm trying to decide whether to wait until I get one to buy this game versus buying now)
GhostTrick
Banned
Well, 3DS version plays better, thanks to the dual screen, but also the stylus. IMO, the controls on Vita version feels weird. This console isnt made to play touch games. Also, the Vita version has sharper graphics and slightly better sound quality. From what I've heard, to avoid bugs, save during novel sections, not escape one. In conclusion, I wouldn't say Vita version is superior, neither 3DS one. They both have pros and cons. Vita has comestics pros, 3DS has gameplay pros.
KuwabaraTheMan
Banned
I can't really speak much to the differences between the two versions, as I only own a 3DS. As far as the crashes go, from the sound of things, pretty much all of the issues are located in a couple of the puzzle rooms. It's advised to not save in any puzzle rooms, as that seems to be the basis for the bugs which ruin saves, although it's still possible to encounter other bugs that won't wreck your save.
I played through the game to completion on the 3DS and never had any crashes (I also never saved in puzzle rooms), so as long as you're careful, they seem fairly easy to avoid.
Stumpokapow
listen to the mad man
Thanks guys. If it's as simple as "don't save during escape sequences", I'm good. I can still put the 3DS to sleep during escape sequences, right?
Yeah, I never ran into issues doing that.
I'll echo most of the sentiments from the others, though I'd say that controls are player preference (personally I think the Vita controls are fine, and no better/worse than the stylus on 3DS would be), but the Vita definitely has the better visuals. Where the 3DS has the advantage is, as you said, nothing is tucked away in menus. Most of the UI is pretty straightforward on both systems, but there's a row of icons on the 3DS's bottom screen that are in a menu on the Vita. It's a minor thing, really, and you don't use it often, but still the 3DS has the edge there. Also, if you use the note function a lot, writing with the stylus is the winner. However, the Vita's OS-level screenshot function is very helpful in parts of the game, which was a big plus for me.
I'd say Vita is the best on the virtue of its visuals (they really are stunningly sharp, and seeing VLR's level of AA on a handheld is great), but it's not "wait for six months until I get the system" better, and so long as you're aware of the save game bugs that the 3DS version has then it's a perfectly good version of the game to get.
Enjoy!
I'd say Vita is the best on the virtue of its visuals (they really are stunningly sharp, and seeing VLR's level of AA on a handheld is great), but it's not "wait for six months until I get the system" better, and so long as you're aware of the save game bugs that the 3DS version has then it's a perfectly good version of the game to get.
Enjoy!
Vita version controls are just as good as 3DS if you get a capacitive stylus though. Other than not having the save bug and sharper graphics, the other minor differences are
- Higher quality audio / uncompressed video
- 3 save slots instead of 1
- 3 ink colors for taking notes instead of 1
- Ability to take screenshots (OS level function)
- Ability to skip the credits after viewing them once
- No framerate drops when turning/moving around certain escape rooms
- No text glitches (3DS has an informational file that has text running off the screen)
If you can avoid the save glitch you won't enjoy the game any less on 3DS, but if you have or are planning to own both consoles I would go with the Vita version every time
- Higher quality audio / uncompressed video
- 3 save slots instead of 1
- 3 ink colors for taking notes instead of 1
- Ability to take screenshots (OS level function)
- Ability to skip the credits after viewing them once
- No framerate drops when turning/moving around certain escape rooms
- No text glitches (3DS has an informational file that has text running off the screen)
If you can avoid the save glitch you won't enjoy the game any less on 3DS, but if you have or are planning to own both consoles I would go with the Vita version every time
chickdigger802
Banned
well if you have the option for vita version, get that.
I've had hard locks in the game and lost hours of progression 4 times in my playthrough.
ymmv naturally. But the visuals/ framerate/ transition loading is way better on vita.
A lot of little bugs in 3ds one like text cut off screen, and menus covering important info etc.
3DS players don't have that? Bless them for their patience. I skipped the credits everytime it popped up.