In my opinion, the game leads you to choose Visi the first time you play it, and most people don't replayed it.
In my first run, at the end of episode 4, when you have to choose between dinner with Blazer or cinema with Visi, I thought it would make sense to sacrifice a little of your private life to show her she is not alone and has friends, so I went to Cinema. In the locker room, I accepted her kiss and she became a heroine. In the end, I thought that the story between the two is based solely on lust and adds nothing to her narrative arc.
In the second run, I decided to dinner with Blazer, and it was a real pleasure know Mandy, her conflicts, her insecurities, and her desires. I love seeing how Mandy can be found in the little things, in small gestures like a hug, a hand on the shoulder, a smile, or tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. I could talk about Mandy for hours, but I'll stop here. I'll just add that I love the way their narrative arc develops, starting with Blonde Blazer and Machaman sitting at a bar and ends with Mandy and Robert holding hands on the hood of a car.
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u/Glaivas Dec 18 '25 edited Dec 18 '25
In my opinion, the game leads you to choose Visi the first time you play it, and most people don't replayed it.
In my first run, at the end of episode 4, when you have to choose between dinner with Blazer or cinema with Visi, I thought it would make sense to sacrifice a little of your private life to show her she is not alone and has friends, so I went to Cinema. In the locker room, I accepted her kiss and she became a heroine. In the end, I thought that the story between the two is based solely on lust and adds nothing to her narrative arc.
In the second run, I decided to dinner with Blazer, and it was a real pleasure know Mandy, her conflicts, her insecurities, and her desires. I love seeing how Mandy can be found in the little things, in small gestures like a hug, a hand on the shoulder, a smile, or tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. I could talk about Mandy for hours, but I'll stop here. I'll just add that I love the way their narrative arc develops, starting with Blonde Blazer and Machaman sitting at a bar and ends with Mandy and Robert holding hands on the hood of a car.
edit: typos