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[SHAD0Wdump]

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Would you be talking about being chased by the Frankenstein-Esq corpse of the John DeFoe? Because that put me off finishing for a while (Hate shock scares) but I did eventually and I feel it was worth it

Fix the spoiler! Fix it!All is well.

[Jackrabbit]

That could have been bad.

[rickvoid]

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Actually, the captain chase scene right before it. I got kinda pissed after seeing the solution to that one, but watching the rest made me feel better about my decision. Holy crap carp.

[andrea]

when i played 7 days, i found that i NEED the walkthrough, because that is just stressing. way too stressing. and scary.

[Neonivek]

when i played 7 days, i found that i NEED the walkthrough, because that is just stressing. way too stressing. and scary.

That and it has a "I didn't know the background/Foreground was important" solution that ADVENTURE GAMES FREEKEN NEED TO STOP USING!

[Jackrabbit]

One thing I liked about his choice of animation was that the blood came out extremely suddenly, which is good for shock scenes.

[rickvoid]

Resurecting this because I beat the last game (6 Days) tonight.

Yeah, I know I said I wasn't going to, but I did it anyway.

So, quick question: Are there multiple endings? Cause the one I got made no damn sense to me.

[Jackrabbit]

No there are not. Here's what I eventually figured out.

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What happens is, after the bomb goes off (despite the tall mans attempts at sabotage, which makes sense later), everything the last few games were building up too comes to pass and Chzo manages to build a bridge between the worlds of magik and technology. However, his followers grossly underestimated his interest in this world. He did not want to rule it, as he could not survive in this world, he merely wished take another servant from it, (possibly one who had a high pain threshold?) because the tall pale man bored him. This in and of itself is an astonishing thing, because Chzo is a pain elemental, the pain elemental and he almost never gets bored of pain. Mr. I-can-walk-around-fine-with-a-broken-neck is transported over the bridge between worlds and ends up in Chzo's realm, where he is reanimated and is sent to take the tall mans place. His mind is warped so he serves Chzo and he finishes the deal by dropping the tall man into 'the pit', presumably resigning him to a lifetime of mindless torture. The man in the bloody red robes watches all this and does not understand it (ironic, really) but he is destiny's servant and must obey her whim. So, he goes back in time and prepares to talk his younger self into killing his father, thus continuing the cycle and (presumably, I'm guessing here) preventing Chzo from taking greater interest in this world than was need.

TL;DR Chzo wanted a new whipping boy and didn't give a fuck how long it took and who would be killed in the process.

[rickvoid]

Okay. I get all that.

But then there was this:

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Okay, so in the house, the Prince was killing my Trilby Clone Guards(tm) presumably so John would kill me and I wouldn't become the new Prince. This was all fine and dandy, until I remembered something.
The first time Theo goes into the house, Janine gets taken over by John and tries to kill him. When Theo leads her over to the hole in the kitchen wall, the Prince pops out and kills her, thereby saving Theo's life and making all of this possible.
Anyway, I guess I was just hoping I could do something with the petrol (other than letting Trilby blow up the bloody complex!), like get through that door in the security office and maybe find a way out. Oh well.
I did love how we see Trilby rocking back and forth insanely at the end. Seemed rather appropriate.

[Jackrabbit]

I believe

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Because of the sex (death by sex, hur hur), the prince managed to mistake her for Theo (I guess? He can obviously tell who's who, but it might just be because he can sense essence or some crap like that.) And yes, I really did want to burn things. Burn it all. But the blood robe man could't allow that, even if he did know why

[rickvoid]

Huh. I guess that kind of explains it.

Sort of.

I guess I get why diseasedcrab didn't like that one.
Although...

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You gotta admire a guy who manages to get it on despite having a broken arm, leg, neck, and a fractured skull.

[Jackrabbit]

I'd bet you 10 bucks he's into BDSM

[BodyGripper]

*Revive*
I really like this series.  I've beaten them before, and just last night I decided to start playing through them again.  Well, I started playing 7 Days a Skeptic last night, since I played 5 Days a Stranger again a few months ago.  Anyway, I ended up playing a couple of in-game days (without saving) before I accidentally flew off the side of the ship.
 
  I'll try again later.

[vikingefar]

Love these games! When first playing them i got the sequence jumbled. Played the 1st one 1st but after that i have no clue as to the order i played them in. I actually recomend this, as i understood only partially what was going on and this augmented the horror aspects a great deal.

[freeformschooler]

I remember playing this straight through and getting stuck early on in Trilby's Quest. Like

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After you've gone to the horrible version of the world and back once, I went outside immediately after seeing the DeFoe flashback. I saved and after wandering around a couple of screens I realized I was in the horror-version of the world, and taking the pills or whichever item brought me back did absolutely nothing. Additionally, the hallway where I was supposed to do something after having the flashback contained nothing that the walkthrough said it would in horror-world, and I was again unable to get back to the regular world.