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Originally Posted by Ledgem
I don't know if it has ever come up in the fandom, but your question could be applied to any videogame with multiple endings. If sequels are made then it becomes clear that there was one true, "canon" ending. Yet multiple endings are often seen as a way to increase the replay value of games. Some people play a game through, doing what they will and receiving the ending that corresponds to their actions; others try to follow guides or advice for a particular ending; some people play their games to discover anything and everything within the game (including all endings and all possible sequences). There's no right or wrong way to go about it... but you're the first person I've heard of who questioned it.
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But compare to VN, Western game rarely focus only on romance, and let be honest it's more acceptable from the culture pov for these protagonists to even swing between different heroines
Means while School Day protagonists got nice boated, and we most have to agree he got that coming. Can't say the same to captain Shepherd or the one in Dragon Age.
