Something to think about is that if Leo would have killed Vincent, all of the final scenes would be flipped. Leo would have told Carol about Vincent's death, gone home to his family, and Carol and Julie would be in the cemetery, grieving for Vincent. This was a great series, even with all the jokes and not-taking-seriously of the story and dialogue, and I would love to see you and Robin have another series together. Thank you for playing this game Jack. Send Robin a statue of Leo's nose for Christmas or something.
Vincent's ending is kinda more emotional because Leo just leaves the letter on Carol's doorstep without talking, they hold a whole funeral with policemen and shit. It's different enough to be satisfying when you go back and try for the ending.
damanaccc leo’s death ending is very depressing Linda screams at Vincent and cries alot Linda really loves leo And he was poor so he doesn’t have a fancy funeral and linda and *_BOY_* are just there crying That ending made me cry alot more
I’m rewatching this and I found this comment and honestly I’m with Leo because it’s harder for a child to grow up when they had a dad and then lost it instead of someone just growing up without one.
@@averagevrgin3788 Is there a right side? I "won" as Vincent and haven´t felt like a winner but the other way around woulden´t be much better, would it?!
Like I understand people don’t like how much Robin and Jack talked, but he literally said from the start that if you wanted a serious playthrough then this was not the series for you, so it wasn’t as if there was no warning
Regarding improv in games, the final scene in Uncharted the Lost Legacy, when Nadine knocks the cigarette out of Sams mouth by punching his shoulder, and Sam says: "that was was my last cigarette" then Nadine chuckles, that was all improv, and they kept it in the game because it felt natural.
People are "complaining" about how they were goofing around and didn't take anything seriously. I wasn't bothered by it, and it actually made this playthrough more enjoyable to me. It's their way of playing and interacting with each other, and sometimes serious things need to be taken not as serious.
"serious things need to be taken not as serious?" Well, if you say so. But if you watch Jack past videos regarding try not to laugh/cringe challenge, Jack has mentioned some of the joke/cringe parts, he said he was sad for the people being made fun of and he didn't laugh/cringe but said "what happen to our humanity laughing at something like these?". So from your point, he just a hypocrite then because he just made fun and goofing around in this serious A Way Out game. psst: don't get me wrong. I'm Jack's fan. But your point is dangerous to humanity..:-p Jack's word actually.
Henshin Go ofc A way out is a serious game, sure, thats why Vincent makes jokes all the time and thats why the devs made the parachute part into a comic relief
No if there’s a second one you should be able to choose which ending you had and then if you had vincent killing leo, then it maybe could be A Way Out 2: Alex’s Revenge (Alex, Leo’s son)
The reason why the game was goofy and silly was to draw you both in as friends to just have a great time together bonding. This game wanted you to be shattered by the time you reached the ending, but apparently you weren't really that shattered lol.
It was a brilliant ending, because there was no way out from having to kill each other. It was sad because each player got to know the other character and their backstory, meaning there is no good ending. This is realistic because in real life, everyone has a story, killing can cause pain beyond the grave.
It shows how much care Vincent built for leo. Vincent made sure Leo wasn't alone by holding his hand before he died. So leo didn't feel alone before his last moments of life
@@chaos3781 I know. I watched someone else's first and then I wanted to see Jack and Robin's reaction to the end. And that isn't their style all the time.
The Sword-Cutter Guy no this one is definitely sadder, Leo’s son actually has to live through the loss of his father. It’s also more touching because Leo leaves Vincents letter at his home and it’s actually read out.
Ngl, I was rewatching this and in the end when Vincent said “she’s got your eyes” i was fully expecting Jack it Robin to say “and she’s got your beard aswell”
Vincent: We need to get away from the bullets. Leo: What direction is that? the bullets are coming from everywhere! *kratos shows up* Kratos: In the direction away from the bullets *kratos disappears* Vincent and Leo: The frik?
Geremie Agudo because Jack had to leave for tour, before he and Robin could finish this. Then Detroit released the day after he left for tour. He was already late to Detroit, so he had to jump into it.
I honestly didn’t think I’d get so emotionally attached to this game... Also I loved how Robin’s facecam faded out along with Leo’s perspective when he died. That was cool.
