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this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2023
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Thank you. I never understood why DE felt so tedious to the point that I was happy and relieved the character got killed by the union workers' leader (which is very early in the game). But now reading your comment, I finally realise the issue.
I am used to Ace attorney style narratives where I can explore all dialogue options and move on. DE felt tedious because I couldn't go back after a choice and there are so many of them.
Yeah Ace Attorney is another great example. After playing hundreds of games where you just choose all the dialog options and laugh at the responses, it's a bit jarring to play a game where you need to read and pay attention to the dialogue and react in character.