Story Summary: Transistor (Full Story Recap) 

0AirBlast That is the idea of these videos, a plot summary so that people can take in the story without having to do a full playthrough of the game. =) Glad to hear you enjoyed it, it means a lot. =)

Her function is pretty amazing when you upgraded it with Switch / Banish.

exactly

Gioell Rivera im in love with the ending

I loved it as well, people just have different opinions :)

@@sunflowers-in-tulips6705 I guess bittersweet isn't everyone's cup of tea

She finally return his jacket. This is one of the most beautifull endings ever.

@@marcusviniciusmagalhaesdea3779 I just replayed it for New Years - I just realized what you said is true.

+Elvis Nilsson Thanks! Also yeah, that is highly possible!

Elvis Nilsson its not an inperpertation... its literally what happened

@Jack Burton she has admin control over the process, I'd imagine with enough effort she could just build a person out of that. The process already started the groundwork.

+J.A. Lalanto I'm happy you got so much out of it, really warms the heart. =)

Nozeky it actually sold pretty well, It just doesn't have a very big fanbase

I think the process was infatuated with many influencial people, but we never met them because they were already traces.

I think that the transistor's processing of her lover had an effect on the Process itself prior to going to reset mode. Thus, it reacts as the lover did when she sang: breath-taken.

The process obey the one with the transistor. As the story played out, Red got more control of it, becoming literally a Superuser or an administrator, so the process started to obey her, just like they obeyed the Camerata before.

+Lunacy Gaming Hey. I'm not an expert but I think your machine is a bit too weak, taking into consideration you only have 2 gigs of ram. If you had at least 4 I think you'd be good with a minimal settings setup. But what I do know is that you can refund games fairly easy on Steam nowadays. If you buy the game, try it and if it just seems impossible either refund it or keep it till you have a better machine.

+GamblingDementor My pleasure, glad you liked it! =)

Dantes61680 Thanks mate, glad you like it!

+Anna m My pleasure! =)

raykye02 Thank you! I try to be as through as possible, but some minor things still slip through the net every now and then. ^^

No matter how much time has passed, I just finished the game a couple of days ago, and I want to answer. This is the location inside the transistor. But they were not integrated into the transistor, like others, but were only inside. Why they had to kill each other in the end, I suspect, because this determined who would be the real owner of the transistor, and who would rule the city. After all, voting continues in the city, even after everyone has died. And with this you can change the city as you want. And they fight with virtual transistors, this is a kind of recursion. I hope I answered your questions. I answered based on my findings

@@aronmix8251 awesome, thanks!

Ramon Gomez I might actually do that! I haven't fully decided what game to do next, but Bloodborne is very much on my mind now and it is a game I am very interested in. =)

+matster2468 I touch on that briefly in the speculation video, but I'm afraid the answer comes down to: I don't know. It's one of those things that there are few if any hints as to why it happens. =)

OpyDoesStory its strange that something so critical as that wouldnt be explained fully. oh well

matster2468 when you inspect red's information in the transistor you actually see something like " partial transmission happened" meaning when she and her BF were attacked the transistor slightly clipped her before killing the other guy which probably caused an error transmitting part of her trace "alongside her voice" and ownership into the transistor. this is also why the camerata couldn't just retrieve the transistor after the attack

Callie oh damn. Thank you for the reply :)

I just realized. wait. Maybe the reason that the messages in the Bracket towers was by asher was because Grant also lost his voice? Maybe if youre the owner of the transistor, it takes your voice? I dunno, maybe kind of unlikely. Asher does say "Grant can't talk right now."

She didn't call it quits, she made her own happy ending in the only way she could

are you talking about the bridge to Fairview? if so, the reason you couldn't do that is because 1) it was a petition that needed more votes, 2) they didn't know where Royce was, 3) she didn't know that the transistor had that kind of power/she wasn't able to override the terminals and the choices/polls yet that, and if you were able to do that from the start, there wouldn't be much of a story, or much of a game for that matter. (personally, I'm a sucker for games that are story-heavy, especially with how creative Transistor is)

I'm glad i didn't continue playing this game. Shitty story telling, the wrong way to do Noir, extremely too cryptic and with a shitty, no player choice ending. Max Payne does this a WHOLE lot better. Fuck this game.

@@TLNetworkGuru They were trying to be hipster and cool maybe, with a mystery box story.

Lmao

@@TLNetworkGuru calm down kid. Although it's cryptic and too open ended, it's pretty well written