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#1 Glenn Turner Jun 23, 2005 05:59pm
Ah yes, I've heard that Lifeline has some great moments in it. I mean, that's great that the main character actually does react against your wishes when it's something she finds appalling or distasteful. Of course, I suppose that sort of reaction is typical of adventure games (which seems to be the most common descriptor concerning Lifeline), but most of the time in adventure games the distaste expressed was in reaction to forcefully limiting the number of options the player has available to them. But I'm rambling.
And don't mind Mr. Riley, his mind is broken from too much Final Fantasy Tactics. He did a fine write-up of Lineline though.