The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante

Muito bom, no formato, diria, até rpg de papel. Aqui você vai acompanhar a vida de Brante, desde o nascimento e acredito até o fim da sua vida. Gostaria de concluir minha aventura. Logo vou ficar de olho pra de repente voltar e ver que fim ia dar. É um jogo baseado em [i]texto[/i], [i]você tem que se dispor a ler[/i] pra ver o que acontece com seu personagem. [b]Gostei muito e recomendo!👍🏻[/b]

限免佳作，但是数值十分严苛的人生模拟文游，完全照应了游戏名的痛苦。 鱼与熊掌不可得兼，随心所欲也得看自己有没有这个能力，往往是属性不够只能违心地在有限的选项里挣扎，为了增加一点属性手段用尽，结果蹦出几个突发事件给数值扣完了迎来全面崩盘，太痛了！从未如此与主角感同身受(Ｔ▽Ｔ)。 游戏内没有自主存档，想做出改变需要从每个阶段的开头重来，属于是重走艰辛路了（想护肝也可以选择手动替换存档文件，位置在 C:\Users\电脑用户名\AppData\LocalLow\SEVER\The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante\Saves\游戏角色名）。 主要的三条线体验下来难易程度不同，个人感觉牧师线轻松些，也更易达成理想结局，我之前头铁一周目玩贵族法官线过得都是什么苦日子，左支右绌反复暴毙，几番权衡之下竟是事业家庭两全误哈哈哈🙃。 剧情是如此精彩，抉择又是如此艰难，正如人生一般顾此失彼，充满了事与愿违。

我想要做这个选择，但是无奈我的能力点不够。 我想要做那个选择，但是这个选择给的点数更多，只能违心功利地选这个。 最后我什么都没有达成，什么都没有改变，我说我后悔了，神让我再来一次，但我还是做了相同的选择。。。 世间好物不坚牢，彩云易散琉璃脆。

Если честно, то игра кал какой-то)))) Ну то есть не поймите не правильно, начинается и идёт она вполне логично интересно, сам мир хорош, читаешь всё на одном дыхании, но в конце у любого понимающего человека в голове: Блтььььь какая же cpaнь лютая. Просто в конце в самые ключевые моменты разноплановая игра-книжка скатывается в рельсовую кучу. Короче, дизлайк всё таки ставлю игре несмотря на офигенный стиль, мир, повествование, но за такие ключевые выборы с циферками нужно руки отрывать. Концовка (это даже не спойлер, вам лучше знать) Вам для подавление восстания нужен +1 в стане простолюдинов. ДЛЯ ПОДАВЛЕНИЯ БЛТЬ МЕТЕЖА, НУЖНЫ СОРАТНИКЕ В ЛИЦЕ ЧЕРНИ. А ПРОСТИТЕ ЛОГИКА ТУТ ГДЕ? Причем не не, игра не просто сдувается, она дрищет с подливой. Потому что тебе предлагают два исхода подавления даже-мирно и силой, вопрос тогда к разрабу: А тебя ничего не смутило? Какое нах +1 у Простолюдин, мы их XYЯРИМ шпагами БЛТЬ! Короче, лечи реально бошку, пей таблетки, следующая игра я надеюсь выйдет от более адекватного сценариста или геймдизайнера я хз кто там за этот худший финал отвечал. Увольте его пожалуйста.

There's a lot to love about this game - the setting is creative (an infrequently used French Revolution-era with a weird cosmology), the writing is good (with some glaring spelling mistakes), and maybe its best characteristic is having a sense of tension that's hard to escape from. This is a dark universe, and it doesn't like you, and the characters are flawed and you shouldn't like many of them. But I have to recommend against investing time in this game since it suffers from a flaw (an avoidable one, I would argue) that completely ruins its sense of immersion, and it's very common in indie visual novels. There are one or two points in this game where, if you are not preparing for an event with highly particular statistics in mind ahead of time, a sort of doom spiral happens that makes many, many previous choices into very obvious sunk costs. I won't spoil it because there's still decent writing in these moments, but it begs a question with an awkward solution: if you all but have to use a guide to prepare for these moments, you mind as well use a guide, and if you're going to use a guide on a visual novel for a specific sort of end you have in mind, couldn't you just watch someone play it online or something? Your sense of agency takes a major hit with moments like this and it's really disappointing.

I got the game while it was on a 100% discount and I can only recommend trying it if you see it for free. The main issue to me is that the game deliberately undermines its own strongest premise for the sake of making an unspoken "profound point" through its mechanics. To explain, early on you are sold on the idea that stats are highly important in this game. Personal traits, family reputation and later on even professional stats and even stats relating to revolution. The reality is that none of them actually matter beyond being used to unlock choices in arbitrary events that are designed to railroad you into a specific type of playthrough. You very rarely feel like the choice itself is even interesting, you just need it in order to get other stats you need or avoid reaching a critical threshold and locking yourself out of a story arc you were invested in. For example you have a Valor stat that is supposed to be a reflection of your martial prowess. Around the midpoint of the game there is a tournament you can end up participating in. So long as you have enough Valor to be in this rout, it does not matter how much of it you actually have, your outcome will always be the same. You can barely qualify or have the stat actually maxed out but you will have the exact same result in the tournament with the exact same description, and again even with the stat maxed you can not win the tournament. Unless.....you practiced fencing with your father, who is not very good at fencing, at the very start of the game. In that case even if your Valor is not that high you win the tournament by default. Also the few times your character does have the option to get into fights later on, you always die as a result no matter what your Valor is. Later on the game becomes even more contrived. It was deliberately designed in such a way as to ensure that certain outcomes can never be combined, even though the entire playthrough you have been balancing the various stats out to achieve those outcomes. Want to achieve hereditary nobility status AND keep your family members united? Too bad, the moment you unite your family the game LITERALLY forces your reputation to be disgraced by hitting you with a unavoidable random event which sets your reputation to 0 no matter how high it previously was. This gets even worse in the very final chapter where THE LITERAL EVENT ORDER ensures that you can never achieve a 'good' conclusion to the story. There are plenty of ways to get this stat maxed during the final chapter but wait...right before the final confrontation you get an event that should be trivial to resolve but man, it just so happens to cost you a single point in that one stat no matter what. And wouldn't you know it...there is no way for you to restore it in time for the conclusion of the game which requires this exact stat to be maxed in order to not be locked out of any of the two good endings. So I spent some time, skipping through the game and with some trial and error got everything to mostly work out the way I wanted it to, completely taking me out of whatever stakes the game had built up. And what was it all for, what conclusion did I get with the ending? "Reputation, career, personal traits, characters, trying to achieve some kind of goal in the world? All those things you spent hours caring about and trying to balance and weigh them against each other? None of these things actually matter! Do you get it? It was very cringe to care about any of this mundane, worldly stuff because god is love, everyone is part of a greater whole and also the world itself is canonically someones dream probably" Deep.

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