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CHAPTER 12 and 13 SPOILERS

Suggestion: it seems if Camran breaks up with Vess on Erigone, he's unwilling to allow her to return to the crew, even if the break-up is the only negative response he ever chooses.

But these two things are not necessarily related, let alone that closely. I think he should at least have the option to adhere to Eva's objection regarding Vess' fate.

In this particular playthrough I had Camran show interest in Vess, then discover he was actually in love with someone else (who wasn't an option until that point in the story) and break up with Vess at the next opportunity. So in that case the betrayal was more of a convenient excuse than the reason for the break-up.

While that's kind of an edge case it brought to my attention that even if the betrayal is enough reason to break-up, it's not necessarily enough reason to condemn Vess completely.

I think the reasoning behind it that the betrayal is too much. I might revisit this path in the future to allow him to release Vess at a later time.

That'd be even better, I was thinking about the simplest option.

Btw., after this experience I tried playing a darker version of Camran (actually, a real d**k). It feels strange, like he's switching personalities. Apparently the story is intending him to be at least reasonably nice, despite offering all those unfriendly choices.