@John Smith you are so right I agree with you completely. Disregard the rest of my comment. I'm six months late but you have the best username I've ever seen
I so expected to hate everything about these kids and their club idea and ended up loving the entire experience. This game is such an amazing experience.
One of the best parts of the game was what seemed shoddy and unlikable at first turned out to be amazing. I hated Cuno and the Hardie Boys but actually began to eventually really respect both of them
I had no right to pass any of these checks but somehow I danced so hard that Kim couldn't say no and eventually I councilled with the spirit of Revachol itself as I lay catatonic on the floor. Egg head even found it in him to turn the volume down in respect for the sheer spectacle of what he just witnessed.
the Scoundrel you get this line for failing the sequence of dialogue, so it kinda makes sense for rearranger for hinting the players that they fucked up the sequence
Yes dammit Baxxter is Scooter's frontman, and he was caught multiple times on stealing other artists lyrics. Do you realize that Skibadee is a real person and an MC? why would scooter use his name just like that?
@@VeganCossack What I wrote is from the Scooter song, why don't you fucking google it and get off my back ? That's what one of raves said in a game. Moreover, in the context of what you said, "rearranger" in Scooter song has even more sense.
That moment when you take some speed and then pass the Composure check and start dancing at the church. And then you get Kim to dance if you have a high enough Authority. That was one of the best gaming moments of my life and I did not want it to end.
@@InsanityPlusOne it missed goty but won best rpg, best narrative, and best indie at the VGA and will for sure bag many more titles this awards season. This a *huge* deal as it proves that there is a market for games like DE which incorporated a lot of things games devs avoid at all costs- political and psycholigical themes, long and complicated dialogue, absurd artwork and minimal to no combat. I know DE might not be for everyone but fuck this was like the detective novel and rpg game of my dreams as a political science student. And the fact that the devs have no experience in the industry whatsoever and are a bunch of high school dropouts and actual party people from europe makes it even cooler. And I wish that it encourages other devs to be more experimental and use video games as a medium of storytelling it has the potential to be.
@@rorococo. It may have lost their Game of the Year award but it is the actual game of the year, this year has had very few noteworthy releases then Disco Elysium rolls up at the end of the year to show us how much better it was that every other game this year... Also the VGA's awards have never been the ones to keep an eye on anyway since they've been a huge joke for the most part.
Im afraid this might be the best thing Ive ever played. I started in 1998 with a demo of Claw and then I realized that "this" will accompany me for the rest of my days. Now, Ill be 30 in a month, finishing PhD in physics yet still playing games, now even some coops with my fiancee. Im so happy and glad that all of this let me to be here now, writing to you, all having the same joy when passing the impossible composure check. GOTY ? Hah. For me its a game of the life (so far). I remember, I breathe the climate of Planescape:Torment, Fallout 2, Half Life, Diablo 2, HoMM3, World of Warcraft, Jagged Alliance 2 that I played for years and are still installed on my PC now. Dont get me wrong, modern times have also their moments with some newer things like Divinity 2, This War of Mine or Stellaris but still this, this game is insane. Still, I cant remember when was the last time I was crying with laughter over some game jokes (but feelings of being destroyed are unfortunately pretty common nowadays, like in mentioned above "This War of Mine") or had this wide array of emotions regarding pixels on a screen. A lot of time passed since Ive read a book this good as well. This is not just *a game*, its art.
Fuck yeah. I agree. This game is an incredible statement that will be looked back on as a huge feat and influence 20 years from now. RPG’s are gonna be so much better from here on out because of the DISCO. HARDCORE
When I started playing this game I went into it fully serious, trying to be a dedicated logical investigator. After they game repeatedly insulted me for it, I just let my self get lost in the world, broadened my horizons and by the end of it, I wound up feeling like I had a deeply spiritual experience. But I always find myself coming back to this track, it's nothing amazing on its own, but the memory of it and all that surrounded it, the existential weight of the location and everything just makes it special.
The best thing is, that this sound is actually so damn good and intuitive that I just love it and I usually listen to Blackmetal. Fuck that, I am disco-cop now.
So, uh, I tried loading an old save to see if I could watch the dance scene everyone is raving about. When I got to Kim, I messed up the Authority check, and... uh... wow. That was really awful. I am so upset at Harry now. Poor Kim.
Based on these comments I regret shutting down these kids' dance club ambitions and sending them off to court or whatever I did but their haircuts were just so stupid I felt it was the only option
