Михалыч

I hope that I can explain what I think and you will understand it.

You know, the main character of almost any video game is a combination of a sick bastard and a hero who can do something that no one else can do, or a chosen hero who must save the world.

This dynamic is created when the player is given freedom of action.

like

" Wow you saved our village from the evil villain, we will sing your name for years to come, and tell everyone what a good person you are!! A, you killed him just to take the artifact previously owned by the villain to enslave people in a more interesting way? Well okay "

Now there will probably be references to other games that I think would be similar to Last legacy created by Mike

In Skyrim, you can slay a dragon that was planning to enslave humanity, and the guards will remind you that you're a hero and the coolest person in the world. At the same time, you can become the most badass assassin, thief, or other person way worse than that villain.

The main character's moral compass would be very different from the main4.

Main4: "Finally defeated the Lord of shadows, I hope this fucker doesn't resurrect again!"

MC: "Wait, I'll take his clothes and put them on myself. They have +25 to magic, and necromancer spells consume less mana."

If we choose options in the Felix route that the player could make without considering the consequences, it will add a point to the bad ending.

Like the choice when Rime wants to kill Escell

You can react "he can still be useful" or you can use your brain and understand that this is no longer a game, but reality, and that this is a person, not a NPC.

The same goes for the last chapter, when Rime, Felix, and MC are surrounded by cultists.

When you play an RPG game, it's normal for you to kill even ordinary bandits without thinking about their families or anything like that

It's also normal to take the equipment of a defeated boss

and steal from the corpses of NPC enemies, selling their items to merchants

In the reality of entering Astraea, such behavior would be extremely creepy on the part of the mc

as I was playing Anisa's line, I started to think about it

sooner or later, we'll have to tell LLs HOW we know so much about Astraea

iwas surprised by how easily LLs dismiss this in the game, as it's highly suspicious if Mc isn't who they claims to be.

Throughout the game, regardless of who we choose as our partner, we remain silent about our knowledge of Escell, the Lord of Shadows, his dungeons, and so on.

Additionally, the Vairi language that Mc probably learned while obsessing over Ayanna.

Saaros is the only character who cares about this

The Lord of shadows /Mike/Gramme is a dick, and on the other hand, he's just like the mc.

this makes the mc seem more mysterious.

I was happy when I saw that several people liked the art with Rime, so here the bunnies