Pathologic 2 - All Pantomimes 

10:28 The bachelor should have the option of saying that in a point in any conversation

This game is a piece of art

I like that the one with slightly gentler voice is actually crueller - when he's reading out the conveniences on day 3 you can hear him almost laugh when he says etc. He also seems to think on day 4 that Artemy is useless, while the other one defends him. Also on the last day when they're talking about the interconnected nature of the town, he talks about humanity being akin to a microbe. I don't know if it was intentional but I like that the scary voice is actually the nicer one, feels fitting.

I love the line delivery at 6:03.

15:02 Daniil’s pretty handsome ngl. I may have bad taste but I will NOT be dishonest about it

My game bugged out and I was stuck in the Day 11 pantomime with no dialogue. Just two orderlies standing around, not saying anything, as all the main characters stood there, and two giant wheels spinning as time kept on slowly passing, I almost liked it better that way except for the part where I couldn't leave.

My favorite is Day 5. It does a good job with the dynamic between the characters.

Beak and Talon has the best VA in the game

Something stirs within the theatre. Something stirs within you.

I just loved these. They were interesting in P1, but in here I was blown away.

The pronunciation of Artemy's last name is not what I expected.

I just started playing this and that play for Day 3 gave me goosebumps. I just had a Covid-19 scare and leaving through this pandemic in one of the hardest hit areas of the US, it felt very real.

15:47 I can't believe you let Murky die, you monster!

5:57 when you eat a bat

I got so mad at the day 2 pantomine because I got murdered twice trying to get there and that was it???

I have played through the game twice and still had never seen the scene at 31:05. This game still blows my mind

Anyone else rewatching/replaying Pathologic 2 because of the Coronovirus?

Spoiler, I did not know choosing that dialogue option at the end did that, cool. I knew you could choose one of two doors but not that you could stay.

Pathologic 2 has this perfect quality to the dialogue that matches Silent hill. People talk in a way that makes sense on paper, but the way they say it is strange and dreamlike. It's a quality that I was extremely sad to see they aren't bothering to try and replicate in the silent hill 2 remake. Because I happen to find it very endearing.

6:55 something about that line and its delivery is super good

5:46 - Translation into Brazilian Portuguese! Senhoras e senhores, Sejam todos bem-vindos ao caos. O teatro, oficialmente, está desfeito. Assim como outras comodidades: o acesso à água encanada, a convivência com seus próprios filhos - que, aliás, nunca saem do querido Poliedro mesmo -, o sistema de esgoto, os sorrisos amigáveis nas ruas, o respeito à instituição do casamento, a comida... e por aí vai. Por ordem daquele solteirão da cidade grande, todas as fantasias teatrais serão distribuídas aos assistentes. Sabe... para "proteção". Ah, e, só para deixar claro: obedecer aos assistentes agora é obrigatório, conforme as novas leis. Isso é tudo por enquanto? A cidade está condenada. Então, por que ainda se preocupar com tudo isso? Senhoras e senhores, por favor, concentrem-se em seus sonhos e aspirações. Vocês têm pouco mais de uma semana. Coloquem suas vidas em ordem e façam o melhor que puderem para perseguir esses sonhos, mesmo que sejam sombrios. Deu trabalho! Espero que eu tenha ajudado! Essa é a parte que eu mais gosto desse jogo!

8:35 - This is the only pantomime i've missed. I wonder if that was somewhat intentional

There he is… Look, he came to watch…

6:14 - No sewage from now on - Isn't it like forbidden to dig in the town anyway? How could there be sewage before that?

Amazing trip playing this game. One month later the pandemic starts. Still going

So glad you put time stamps! Thank you!

It is kind of bugging me that the pantomime on day 7 shows the inquisitor (a woman) judging just men. There are no women among the judged. Was that deliberate?