Senelgor_sl
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Most definitely. Happens to me most often when it's a nice chunky RPG which I'm pretty sure leads to my tendency of taking a, often multi-month, break during the homestretch to delay having to finish it. If the characters are well written and likable, it's even worse, meaning I'm dealing with it hardcore right now as I just finished Infinite last night myself, because come on, Elizabeth.So does anyone else feel sad and empty when the story ends. I haven't wanted to play any games since Infinite. It's like doing really good coke and then having to snort advil.
Not much to add that hasn't already been said here, but it'll be years before we see a companion character as well written and just plain as likable, if not outright lovable, as Elizabeth. Or at least that's just what I hope, because I can't put up with this kind of stuff too often. Really got attached to her over the course of the game with all the little moments, especially that wonderful little scene in the basement in Shantytown. Then the ending came and you had to watch each version of her blip out of existence after drowning her father. Cried like a bitch, and it still makes me choke up a bit thinking about it now. Made the entire last 10% anxious as hell for me anticipating the end because I knew it just wouldn't be a happy ending, though it ultimately is, sparing her an inevitably tortured existence. This fucking game man. Curious about the post-credit scene though and if it'll be expanded upon or if it is what it is.
That aside, like Zaphid said, try and enjoy it while it lasts. Games like this are what we live for, that stay with us long after the credits have rolled.
Go go Gadget first (real) post, after many years of lurking.