How is this game READING MY MIND like this!? - Therapist Plays Slay the Princess - 1

[@eurobrady]

Apologies if there are any audio skips or issues in this video. If you're wondering why I glitched out around 38 minutes in I was hearing some skipping in my headphones and was worried I'd have to pause the recording and reload. It might have just been my headphones though. Hope you enjoy!

[@pablo2009minecraft]

Thank you for playing it. Please finish it, its so much more than you think. ❤

[@saranorah228]

You playing the og version or the pristine cut update? Cus you should be playing pristine cut, it has 3 new routes, and three updated ones, and they are all grate, and I think they did a bit more but idk what

[@morganqorishchi8181]

Brady saying "I need to build trust" made me chuckle because trying to build trust with someone chained to a wall is functionally Therapy: Super Hard Mode Unlocked!

[@Broomer52]

I think it's pretty metaphorical. SPOILERS: The game is all about perspective and everything in it is filtered by how you think about it. Even the Princess is a Princess because that's how your character views her. Having her chained to a wall and having to talk to her, reason with her and free her through mutual understanding or through death speaks for everything happening between you and her

[@nemamiah7832]

To answer your question, I'm the guy who just went in and done it silently, just to see what happens. Probably because of a perverse form of disagreeableness or something. I expected the game to expect me to try and disobey the Narrator, so I've obeyed Narrator to disobey the game on the meta level :D

[@eurobrady]

Now you have me thinking maybe the game wanted me to defy it because that's what they expect a player to do, and real defiance would have meant just doing exactly what it says...damn it's just too clever 😂

[@nemamiah7832]

@@eurobrady the narrative works out no matter how you approach this conundrum, so don't worry about it too much and enjoy the ride. I'm interested in your final conclusions and reasoning behind your choices. You'll get to it when you'll get to it. But yeah, I am perfectly capable of being laughably petty. It's a skill!

[@HydropolisCity]

@@eurobrady if you spend any amount of time designing games or DMing in tabletop RPGs, you quickly learn players love doing anything except what they are told. A big part of developing games is channeling that urge to push players towards fun and engaging experiences despite that. If you decided to climb a barren mountain in an open world that was far away from your objective, a good designer will put something there to reward you. An even better designer will put something like a character that needs you to take him to a small town right by your main objective, to make your journey there feel personal, because YOU chose to take on this challenge in a place you discovered “on your own”. Needless to say, the StS devs are pros at their craft.

[@Epistolary8]

I’ve seen literally dozens of players doing a blind playthrough of the game, and the most popular option by far in Chapter 1 is defying the narrator and trying to liberate the princess. It’s such a common route for new players that I’m delighted by the novelty of someone actually opting to go in for the kill on their first run.

[@Mart1n192]

I really like how aware Slay the Princess is about it's tone, it knows when to have some comedy and when to take itself seriously

[@VarticTube]

Slay the Princess is a work of art, the writing, voice acting and art are so good it's incredible. In Chapter I we have the trolley problem, where you have to chose between potentially sacrificing everyone or proverbially changing lanes so just one person dies, regardless if she is a princess or a seamstress. On the way the problem somehow morphed into the prisoner's dilemma, which is amazing since you got The Prisoner as your princess (one of my favorites btw). Now it's no longer the world or the princess, the stakes are personal, you either kill the princess and be let out or chose to cooperate with her and stay locked up and risking bad things to happen because of her near presence. Choosing the path of The Skeptic we cooperated and achieved the best result under the prisoner dilemma problem as the princess also cooperated with us (either willingly or not is unclear, my point is that just sitting next to her wasn't enough to kill/starve us). Very satisfying first episode, I liked how you went through with your thoughts and logic and especially how you underlined what you were feeling with regards to the pressure coming from the perceived time sensitivity of the issue rather then from the princess herself. Also emphasizing with the narrator when he started showing emotion. You say that The Skeptic is someone who tries to outsmart the situation while you were just trying to be a good person and do the right thing, but I have to contradict you on a point there... you picked up the knife both times with the argument being some shade of "better safe then sorry" this is more in line with the personality of The Skeptic. I find it funny because I also disliked what the game showed me on my first run, by the tune of "this isn't me". And it isn't, just how you said about The Skeptic not being able to sympathize with the narrator in his moment of emotional vulnerability proves the you are not them. Still.... the game raises a mirror in front of you, both literally and figuratively. In the end I think this is why the voices disappear when you gaze into the mirror you don't see The Skeptic, a part of yourself, you see the whole, you see you.

[@eurobrady]

Excellent breakdown! You're so right, there's always a tiny bit of the skeptic still in me if I'm still grabbing the knife lol. I can hardly believe how clever the design is to so accurately predict the player's thought process, and that there are also a ton of layers of that happening all at once. I can't wait to see the rest of this game.

[@feeblecursedone2540]

Wow, your style of notes for this one mesh with the artstyle perfectly. It makes neurons fire in my brain.

[@dudenamedferal]

searched "slay the princess" and hit the jackpot, please play more of this and try different routes maybe

[@KatrineO-e3u]

I love how easily you understood the mentality and flaws of the voice of the skeptic. Commenting on his tendency to get caught up in “figuring out” unimportant details before his interest in the shackle literally got you locked up and immobilized was immensely satisfying.

[@petesematary]

Therapist plays another one of my favourite games in recent years. Enjoy the absolutely stunning VA work bratan!

[@thefane8682]

Oh my God Brady I can't believe your impeccable taste. This game just had a huge update so it's trending again.

[@sultahid6205]

Wow I really like the fresh perspective you bring to the game! One of my favourite parts of watching playthroughs for Slay the Princess is seeing what choices people make on their first playthrough, as I do really believe it shows what type of person you are (Only if you take the game seriously obviously). It's somewhat common for people to make the connection that the Voice you get in Chapter 2 reflects how you behaved in Chapter 1, but you're the first person that genuinely analysed the Voice and it's thought process (To the point where you could correctly predict what it was gonna say). This looks like it's going to be one of the most interesting playthroughs of the game I've seen, I'm really looking forward to more!

[@Grziblet]

Therapist moves on from my one hiperfixation to another. How is he reading my mind like this!? It's gonna be so good, am stoked, Brady, much love for you

[@Bandit_Heelers_Husband]

now he can read the most popular disco elysium fanfic which is a cross between DE and Slay the Princess

[@charlioanimations]

Huh?! I need the name pls!

[@aquaticengineer]

​@@charlioanimations"The fury of a shattered mirror" on ao3

[@superkdude8D]

ooo do tell

[@Bandit_Heelers_Husband]

@@superkdude8D basically, Harry take the place of the protagonist in Slay the Princess. And the voices from slay the princess also occupy his head along with his other skills. The text is formatted how it is disco elysium with graphics and everything. And it’s still ongoing too. Highly recommend.

[@Bandit_Heelers_Husband]

also, it’s worth mentioning that u don’t need prior knowledge of slay the princess to enjoy this fic

[@europeanwildcat]

The Prisoner my beloved. Consent queen. "That's pathetic." "I never said I wasn't." is one of my favourite Narrator interactions. Regardless of wheter he's right or wrong, he has been nothing but suspicious, insulting, and generally unpleasant so far. It came as a surprise and earned him a lot of sympathy points from me. I am so, so grateful that you're playing this. I wasn't sure you would and I certainly wasn't expecting it *now*. I could not possibly verbalize how important this game is to me, and you sharing your psychological expertise on top of that is all I ever needed. Know that the game only gets better from there. If Disco Elysium changed you, this certainly will. I wonder if you'll run into any Pristine Cut content on your first playthrough? Probably, but the game is pretty big, so you might not. The fact it (the Pristine Cut) only took the devs one year to complete is mindblowing. The game is now everything it was ever meant to be.

[@VoltaDoMar]

Brady you arrested Klaasje, but you won't slay the princess??

[@Brigtzen]

Klaasje made my skills turn on me, and that made it personal!

[@fireandthunder9862]

Klaasje delayed a murder investigation for days and led to the death of several people depending on how your night goes. The Princess is just chilling in a basement

[@svolozhanin7627]

Sociopath behaviour, I am telling you.

[@VoltaDoMar]

@@fireandthunder9862 This says a lot about you

[@juliotarragoribeiro6849]

Klaasje ❤❤

[@someoneunknown6553]

Oh wow we're only one episode in and this is already my favorite playthrough of the game! Your breakdown on trust and the nature of these characters is super deep and I'm loving this psychological approach to the game! Instant sub from me.

[@Goldstarknight]

One note on how we use the word 'trust' in different contexts, because sometimes it can get confusing: I think it's useful to differentiate between trust and reliability/reliance when we talk about this topic. Relying on someone is necessary for trusting them, but not the other way around. When I trust my friend to drive me to the airport, I'm (among other things) relying on her to perform said action. But that's different from me relying on my own car to drive me there. It can be justified to get emotional about broken trust, but not always about broken reliance. In everyday conversation we often use the term 'trust' when we are actually talking about reliance. Saying things like 'Trust your instincts.' or 'Don't trust the weather forecast.' does not refer to an actual relationship of trust between different actors. Those relationships are more akin to relying on tools. This may seem like a purely semantic distinction, but since there is real moral and social weight to a relationship of trust, which is not there for one of pure reliance, I think it's actually a pretty important difference. Also, this framework helps to avoid confusion. An example: At 1:24:17 Brady says the Skeptic isn't very trustworthy, which is true, since he can't be relied on. But here is the difference I want to highlight: the Narrator is made untrustworthy by engaging in deception. This makes him unreliable. The Skeptic however is made untrustworthy by his unreliable sense of judgement. As far as we can tell, he communicates truthfully, but is off in his assessment of the situation. Even if we can't rely on the Skeptic's assessment, he is not undermining other conditions for trust. The relationship of trust (i.e. the general feeling that he is "on our side") can persist precisely because we know the extent of his unreliability and we are relatively sure that he is not trying to deceive us. On the other hand, the Narrator's attempts at deception make him unreliable in a specific way that also undermines other necessary conditions for trust. Those are the ones giving trust it's moral weight. That's why I'd say it would be more accurate to say the Skeptic is unreliable, but not broadly untrustworthy. It would not be strictly wrong to describe the Skeptic as untrustworthy, but it feels a bit misleading to me, since that term has some moral implications that seem unfit to describe someone doing their best, but failing because of an unreliable sense of judgment. Anyway, glad to see you play this game, Brady! Can't wait for more analysis! :)

[@europeanwildcat]

(read this as screaming) This is the best notification I've ever gotten I am so happy I cannot wait to watch it

[@marclaw9479]

thats what capslock is for brudda

[@Mk-mz8zt]

And exclamation marks!​@@marclaw9479

[@thetas-sounds]

THIS IS THE BEST NOTIFICATION I'VE GOTTEN!!?!11!1! I AM SO HAPPY I CANNOT WAIT TO WATCH IT

[@SuperAmaton]

Oho, good choice! You seem to have a liking for games that give you diffrent voices in your head 😁👍

[@grimreaper_cz]

Super excited to see a StP Playthrough by a therapist!! The bit of information about dialogue/para-dialogie was very interesting and insightful :D

[@SpaceDustMantis]

you honing in on and identifying how your actions in chapter one basically shape the sceptic in chapter two is incredible, and reminds me of how jonny, the va for the narrator and the voices, said in a recent livestream that tony, the writer, created the voices as they are as yet another way to poke fun at the player (paraphrased, i do not remember the actual quote, which is a shame bc i know i found it very funny when he said it)

[@attingerr8395]

Moralism mentioned in the first three minutes! The Disco Brainworms have taken root!!!

[@anirac1506]

Every playthrough of this game I've seen is different and I absolutely love your approach here! Also the little bits about psychology are super interesting and informative, they also made this playthrough very unique. I am so hyped for you to find..."fresh perspectives and new beginnings"... Also, just a hopefully vague enough thing: The blade is WAY more important in your interactions with the princess than you may think.

[@Arseniy_Arsenicum]

This is going to be so awesome! I love Slay the Princess an immeasurable amount... And started playing Disco Elysium after hearing from the developers of this game how it influenced them... This is a perfect game for you to play in conjunction!

[@s.ccaam-era]

So glad to see you playing this game! Not sure if you'll see this or if you take recommendations for future games but the dive into mental health in the game In Stars and Time would be super interesting to see from you, it's been one of my favorite games in the way it handles mental health and topics of such in the setting it has. Just a suggestion for the future!

[@Dionaerys]

I second the in stars and time recommendation, though fair warning, it's not a short game and there is a fair bit of RPG combat.

[@cultspina]

IN STARS AND TIME MENTIONED 💥

[@cheemster2619]

Omg I love your commentary. Hope you'll play this through all the way 😁

[@dualtronix4438]

Wow, the YT algorithm recommended this to me, and boy, did you not disappoint with this. I love how you analyzed the characters so far. I look forward to the next chapter. Btw, not a spoiler, but you will not be able to recreate the princess from chapter II that you get (in this case, The Prisoner Princess) because the entity needs more perspectives. There are a lot of them in any case.

[@henrykdodwel6913]

On no - how my favorite yt psychologis playes my favorite game

[@leeche904]

OMG, YES! You're going to have a field day with this game! It depicts such fascinating psychological states. Looking forward to watch this!

[@increbidel4685]

I loved this playthrough! It’s nice getting a technical breakdown of all of the complex interactions that I completely took for granted, even thought I’ve been obsessed with this game for half a year. I’m eagerly awaiting part 2!!

[@KatrineO-e3u]

I cannot describe how hyped I am for this

[@ostronouto6869]

I absolutely LOVE your analysis, the way that you read the game - but not in a cliche way - but more in a 'this is what's going on in the mind of the characters' and how they act and interact with eachother. Holy... this is fantastic... Also, this game is incredibly huge, and (as you've already figured in the '4 of us' part) you, the player, are also a character, that can choose or not choose the dialogue options. I'd love to see more of your journey in this game! I'm now subscribed and ready for more! :D

[@saml413]

I’m wildly excited for this! This is one of my favorite visual novels!

[@svu1191]

I cant wait for another episode of this. As a spoiler free tip you cant get all the princesses in one run so make honest choices ❤

[@Kalefromai]

I love how the the first guess he takes at the options the game gives to you is exactly correct.

[@Superficial_Intelligence]

I really want to see more of this. It's such an interesting game and your commentary is equaly as interesting.

[@mozeytown]

I've watched so many playthroughs of this game, but your insights as a therapist add such a fresh perspective to it all. I can't wait for the next episode, and honestly of all the playthroughs out there, I hope the developers have a chance to see yours.

[@Ollurim]

Holy crap, is this dude gonna play all of my favorite games??

[@Melgorias]

Well, I'm not sure a "therapist plays Outer Wilds" would be specially relevant, but...

[@pablo2009minecraft]

@@Melgorias BASED OPINION ALERT

[@aidancurry218]

You predicted the game as much as the game predicted you. And your psychological insight on the interactions and the natures of the voices were very interesting. Definitely one of the most interesting playthrough analyses of the game I’ve seen so far. Looking forward to more Slay the Princess content! Also, the fact that you called that the Skeptic would be wrong and still inspected the shackle. Agh! I was genuinely on the edge of my seat there thinking “don’t do it, don’t do it!” You’d have definitely figured out the best ending for the Prisoner route otherwise I think. But yeah, great video!

[@chubbyslime3906]

The timing couldn't be more perfect. I'm revisiting Slay the Princess videos again after two years, and you uploaded!

[@deerposes]

I have been wanting to watch a playthrough of Slay the Princess for quite some time but hadn’t gotten around to it. Now I am so glad that I didn’t because I get to watch you play it first. Love your commentary and character analyses!

[@HydropolisCity]

If you can’t play the game yourself, or if you don’t want to, it’s fine. But for what it’s worth, the developers have urged people to play it themselves for their first experience, going so far as asking people to pirate the game if they can’t afford it. As someone who experienced the game first through a playthrough, I wish I had done what they said. That being said, do as you like. (Actually, I just realized that based on what you said, it’s possible you might have played the game yourself already, in which case ignore what I said)

[@Xotchkass]

1:25:00 funny how you blame Sceptic for a choice you yourself made

[@erikm8373]

I'm very excited to see your reactions to the rest of this game. You had a lot of interesting insights on this route, and you actually take the time to go through your thoughts and think about the situation before making choices.

[@cachotognax3600]

Excited to see you play this! I've been loving the Disco Elysium series but it has been hard to catch up in it as it gets pretty dense and heavy (in a good way!), I appreciate the mixup!

[@MaskedManatee]

Wow what a surprise! I happen to have played this game too to completion and man was it a treat. A scary treat..

[@greatjoke6292]

In the game all about choices and perspectives, there is always one constant - everyone loose their crap the first time they hear glass breaking

[@m0thernature730]

Him: if your new here I have either been asked to play this for character analysis or complete degeneracy Me: “both, both is good”

[@Ibaraki_DX]

I imploded with joy every time he mentioned something i knew the game would immediately tell him or when he said things that would be very important later and he had no idea of even knowing what he said could be important

[@LuckyBones77]

Oooooh, I'm excited to watch this. I got an absolute braintwister of a first princess and spent the next hour having an existential crisis. Some visual novels will claim to be a covert personality test- but if you'll let it, Slay the Princess actually follows through with that claim. Edit: it’s interesting that you mentioned decision paralysis, because there are a couple routes that are basically indecision personified, and one of them (heart, lungs, liver, nerves- iykyk) is by far the scariest route, to me. Edit 2: Hating the Skeptic when you’re the one enabling his choices is… an interesting take. Very funny that you stated that sentiment RIGHT before his curiosity saves you from unchanging oblivion.

[@OniLink147]

Ahhhhh! I want to watch your enyire playthrough! I don't want to wait!

[@jairdinh7563]

Wait this is going to be a great playthrough. I already loved this game to death but the analysis just makes me realize the genius of the writing.

[@gingerales]

So happy to see you start Slay the Princess. It's a really wonderful game and your analysis through it is such a pleasure to listen to.

[@boo5860]

Haven't had time to watch your vids lately but your thumbnails are getting crazy good lmao love to see it

[@GreedoShot]

1:39:50 it's a love story, brady! It said so at the beginning

[@Sudaif.100]

I absolutely love this game, can't wait to watch your reaction of the other princesses

[@caiocesar1504]

Minute 6: I'm a professional, i won't be caught in her web of lies Minute 10: Taking 5 minutes to make a decision and IMMEDIATLY questioning it after clicking YUP. That's Slay The Princess for you. I'm not a professional but it happened to me too

[@crazyhotdog9300]

I love your playthrough! Slay the princess is becoming one of my favorite games and something about the way you lay out your thought process is making me really enjoy the video. I can't wait for the next episode!

[@Zainowb]

Yes! I'm looking forward to the rest of the series! Such a great game that has so much emotional depth!

[@jasonutty52]

This was amazing. I've never encountered your channel before, but I am thoroughly entertained! I look forward to more!

[@bagofleavesp831]

The people yearn for Slay The Princess playthrough, my lord 😭🙏 btw is this a pristine cut edition?

[@eurobrady]

Yep!

[@bagofleavesp831]

@@eurobrady great! I wasnt expexting to be this excited, but i am! Hope you have a ton of fun with the game!^^

[@IoFoxdale]

I think the most beautiful bit abouut the game is how all the horror's your encounter are yours because they wrote every end.

[@bbbloodboy6121]

There's a psychological horror game that came out recently called "mouthwashing" I'd love to see you play it (and it's a pretty short game too)

[@GetsLonely]

Excellent analysis here! I learned some things about different kinds of communication!

[@Ton1MOOSE]

Oh i cant wait to see more, this was an awsome playthrough

[@GreedoShot]

you're mistrusting of the narrator because, even if things are apparently as he says they would be, he was evasive and wouldn't give you any direct answers when you pressed him, you're aware that there's something you're not being told

[@noahmoran7605]

I think the thing you have to understand about the voices is they’re all elements of personality taken to their extremes, so you say the Skeptic isn’t trustworthy anymore near the end, but I don’t think that’s the right way to think of it, the Skeptic is trustworthy in the sense that you always know he’s going to be skeptical of anything you’re told to some degree, it’s up to you as the center mass of this collective to determine what the ‘right’ course of action to take is based on the information you’re given, you have to determine whether the Skeptic is being correct in his skepticism or if he’s going too far with it. Tldr: you’re the one who chose to listen to the skeptic and go up to the shackle lol

[@sonja2730]

44:55 Now that is an interesting thought. I'm wondering if it makes sense to view your character through the lense of someone who is plural; and, if you have any experience in working with people who are also plural, if that may apply. Speaking from personal experience, we have a similar experience to the character in this game (tho our different facets are not this archetypal) and i think it could be quite informative to think about the game in such ways. I'm definitely excited where this is going already Edit: 1:34:00 This as well! This could come verbatim out the mouth of one of my system friends.

[@lovechafes]

I think you’ll enjoy this one a lot! So glad you’re playing this

[@ОлегВысоков-л8й]

Hell Yeah! Let's go! :D I'm so exited to see you play the hell out of this game!

[@alistersinclair4600]

So excited for this game! You won't get to see all the available routes on just one full playthrough but all of them are definitely worth it to check out, if you like the game enough to do multiple runs. I'm certain you won't run out of stuff to comment on hahaha

[@MM-jm6do]

Very nice! This is a gem of a game

[@emperman]

I just finished this game a couple hours ago and didn't even do any google searches and now this dropes on my recommendations... I'm scared

[@shatteredreality_513]

Ah, Slay the Princess, the geniusly-written mind game full of greater and lesser mind games within it - being played by someone who enjoys analyzing and nurturing the mind! Super excited for the continuation of this series. And remember, this is a love story... but -what part of existence- who will you fall in love with next?

[@sonja2730]

If you like the psychology of a narrator, and self-determination in the face of a pre-determined path (& narrative concepts), then you should check out The Stanley Parable, if you haven't already. I feel like it could also make for a cool (albeit shorter) series

[@morganqorishchi8181]

Brady: "There are two reasons my audience might want me to play this game." Me, chuckling: "If there's one thing this game is 100% certain on, it's that nothing is certain, and motives vary widely." I'm so glad he's playing this.

[@Pfefferschmidt]

\(^^)/ YES! Oh, I am so happy you've found this game!

[@Sr_ananas]

Loved the video. Looking foward for more

[@SleepingChangeling]

Ooo already excited!

[@NeoKat75]

I'm looking forward to more of this!

[@lupint.w7444]

It's really funny how this game immediately plays on the player's adherence to authority.

[@VarticTube]

Let's go! So glad we getting this one. I'm hyped

[@TheInfinityOwl]

This is an incredible pairing! The Pristine Cut just came out a little bit ago too, haven’t got to play it yet.

[@alovelydeadfish]

Really enjoyed this video

[@ajattelenko]

ooh looking forward to watching this!! ...once I first play it myself. Until then!

[@NeoKat75]

It's a great game, glad you're playing it :3

[@invi022]

The cat activity is definitely welcome

[@shadeyy2777]

Super excited for this playthrough! Seeing as how you're playing a visual novel now, if you enjoy slay the princess a lot, you should definitely check out this one called Umineko! It's written by an author who had a background in social work, and it's considered one of the best. It addresses issues of personal relationships and how wealth can negatively impact familial bonds in a very unique way that I've never seen utilizied before. It's very long, however, and seeing your recent disco elysium videos, I can for sure see you getting heavily frustrated with the choices of some of the characters, as it centers around a very rich family. There's also higurashi, which is also great, shorter, and written by the same author! I think both of them would move you a lot (both made me cry numerous times, lol) but on another note, I hope you have a great experience with Slay the princess!

[@RandalGravesNN]

Umineko is a femdom fantasy

[@museofsalzburg2373]

Hell yeah! You picked a good time for it too, with the new update :)

[@VoltaDoMar]

Hello, and welcome to therapist does therapy on a princess

[@JudieTroy]

Oh! Super hype for this video but I don't want to spoil the game for myself! I'll be back once I play it!

[@Hirowolfgang]

I've noticed the narrator resorts to personal attacks. Attacking your character. - *gets later in the video* Oh look personal attacks XD

[@Mephisarisa]

I didn't know that Jonathan Sims did the narration in this game! I am a fan of the Magnus Archives and Abby Howard already, so I'm definitely going to love this game!

[@karma-lm1si]

holy onother one good game love your content

[@virgojellyfish2778]

Let’s go!!!! Love this game!!

[@imetacrab]

Heey I loved this game! If you're taking recs, you should play The Beginner's Guide. It's extremely short and incredibly primed for a therapy lens lets play.

[@henry_tsai]

Damn it, I can't watch this before I played the update!

[@FireheadLazzo]

This is a good game for therapisting AND it won't take a year to finish. EDIT: omg this was only 2 hours? This could have lasted twice as long and I would have been just as attentive. This is the perfect game for your particular type of analysis. Disco Elysium has been great, but it's doing its own thing. This game is about the mind and how it works.

[@crimsonharvest]

This first part anyway felt a lot like getting projected at by Ulysses in New Vegas (Lonesome Road), so I'm glad it's Brady sitting there and not me cause I'm ready to throw hands at the narrator. Still have a hard time keeping a grip when I'm getting told what I believe and what the "shoulds" are. e In that vein, I recommend KOTOR2 for the most frustrating conversation partners and other verbal battles that Brady by comparison would probably sail straight through.

[@jblitz200]

Oh I’m so exited

[@ssamuueel]

"Do you mind telling me your name?They say yes and tell you their name" So they do it against their will?