Now, you can climb the pipe and use your knife to get a long pipe. This will make a hexagon jut out of the wall. When Vella says "which one?" tap the bottom tube, then use your finger to drag the other end of your pipe to the middle tube. Look at the right pressure vent, and use your short pipe on one of the tubes. Use your knife on the pipe on the right to cut a small piece of pipe. Then grab the helmet from the wall to add it to your inventory and let the wall fix itself completley. Wait around in this room until the rift in the wall is largely fixed. Talk to it until you get the dialogue option "You're coming with me", to add the knife to your inventory. When you stand up, Shay's talking knife will fall and try to stab you. This focuses on Vella's story - if you need help with Shay's quest, click here. With all that in mind, we've put together a walkthrough to the game. Plus, you'll need knowledge from Shay's story to solve puzzles in Vella's. There are puzzles that require good timing, good memory, and leaps of logic that no normal human being should be required to make. While the first episode was a little too easy, this final half is perhaps a bit too difficult.
Vella is also kinda one-note, being basically "I anna find/kill Mog Chothra" for the whole game.The second act of Broken Age is here, and boy it's tough. Shay's first impulse on seeing the outside world is going right back to save him Mum (a really abrupt turnaround considering how little affection he's shown so far) and apart from some awkwardness in conversations he doesn't seem to feel much crushong guilt or remorse for getting a bunch of chuildren abducted by his own ignorance. We spend half the game trying to get characters together, but never seee any actual meaningful interaction.Ĭharacters don't really shape the story, being mainly plot devices there to give items or get in the way (look at how half the final puzzle is just getting two allies out of the sodding way without actually asking them) and even the main characters don't seem to change that much. Shay and Vella also seem to barely react to seeing the outside world for the first time or discovering the sci-fi interior of Mog Chothra and just say "let's go back to the mom who smothered me and never interacted in person/let's just kill it again". seeing Shay and Vella reconcile with the families that smothered and sacrificed them, and the families' remorse) but we never get to even see them come together. There was room for some really interesting interactions (e.g. Thing is i really wanted to like the story but it just felt really insubstantial. Still I do think other developers have accomplished a lot more with a lot less resources, so I'd be wary of buying from them again. Maybe you're right, I haven't seen the documentary. Neither has much in the way of emotional reaction to events or character development, so I'm not that interested in spending more time with them. She doesn't struggle to adjust to the idea of actually having a future and needing to decide what to do with her life now she's not going to be sacrificed, nor do we see the relationship between her and her family strained after they basically sent her to her death.
Likewise Vella pretty much just shrugs when she finds herself in a high-tech battleship and says "let's just keep smashing things like I was before". Seeing Shay adjust to the outside world could have been interesting, but he doesn't really show any wonder at the outside world or trouble getting used to it, so all those revelations fall flat. I also don't really trust the writers to show us anything interesting in a sequel. Way I see it the writers aren't deliberately leaving a bunch of sequel hooks, they just failed to provide a full, satisfying ending that tied everything up properly. They show a ton of epilogue scenes in stills during the credits implying everything pretty much sorted itself out (however implausible that may be, seeing as there's nothing to stop the Thrush bombing to bits everyone who tries to use the bridge), and that a year later everyone's just celebrating like a bunch of best buds in spit of all the past human sacrifices. Ehh, the story's pretty much over I'd say.
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