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I tried to get a good ending twice. I failed miserably both times.

A topic by General_Foch created 67 days ago Views: 698 Replies: 6
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First time i played it felt like a dream at first, but as the time passed it became clear that something was very wrong. My first attempt ended in me getting everyone killed, me personally scarred for life and no desire to ever touch the game again. A few months later after I was checking my Steam library I saw the game again. I must have forgotten to delete it, but then it hit me: "Why not try again but get a GOOD ending this time, what could possibly go wrong?". In fact many things went wrong.  I made a new save file and went in. The second attempt had the same start as the first one. It felt amazing, like a dream, it even made me forget what was I getting myslef into. After what seemed to be 2 or 3 the madness started. I tried making a few different decisions and it seemed to work. Sure I got what seemed to be a bad ending, but then I made sure to delete Monika from my game files. I worked! Things were finnaly peaceful, but then...........................the ending screen. As I saw the ending screen it left me in disbelief. A "bad" end. A very bad one. As I started to think it couldn't get any worse I heard Monika's voice.  Then I saw the credits screen.  I will never forget the song that played during the credits. That song still stays in my head to this day and sometimes I still hear it. I will not tell you the name of the song for your own sanity. At last I was left there starring at the screen with a message "And thank YOU for playing." Usually I adore those types of ending notes, but in that particular moment it could be one of the worse (if not worst) times to see that message.  

I am warning you. If you have a faint hearth DO NOT PLAY THIS please I almost got a hearth attack and I don't have any medcial problems.           DO NOT play this game if you feel lonely (I made that mistake).  At first it may seem great, but you will realise that it is not and you will end up feeling worse by the end. 

If you are reading this sentence let me know if I should play this the 3rd time to try to acomplish the "good ending" if there even is one.






I still suffer from the consequences that this game gave me. Please reconsider if you try to play. If you finish it and feel even WORSE than how I felt go to your local church.

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haha there is no good ending.. its a horror game

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i was also pretty torn up when i first played it. - if you like the characters, there are plenty of mods that give the game a good ending :)))

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The most good ending is known as the Dan Salvato Letter ending. In which, it's hard to do but here are the steps:

One: Do a new game, like you would normally.

2: On this, when Sayori comes up to you, save the game. That save file will be important.

3:Do any route in the first chapter. Natsuki's, Yuri's, Sayori's, etc.. It doesn't care (Route is by choosing  the most words of a character's in a poem, and choosing eery option that supports that character.)

4: Once you've gotten to the talk in which Monika alerts the player about Sayori not going to class (yk yk), save the game. 

5: The save file on the 2nd step? Load it.

6: Do the route of any of the two remaining characters. Do the same steps as 4, and 5 (saving the game and then loading the first save file) 

7: Lastly, after you loaded the save file and finished 2 routes of different characters, do the  route of the last remaining character! And then, play normally like you would.

8: Done. Basically, do all the routes on the first chapter in a single playthrough. This gives you a good ending, or so. Tell me if it worked! If you didn't understand, search more on internet/youtube by looking up "Dan Salvato Letter Ending DDLC".

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Merci beaucoup mon ami! I will try this the very second I have time!

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No problem! If anything happens or you're confused about anything, do tell me.

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To: My lad or lass whose name I am unfamiliar with.

Thank you so much for helping me to achieve this ending. I respect the effort you put into explaining the instructions to me. Thanks to you I succesfully achieved the only revatevly good ending in the game and I am overjoyed. I cannot thank you enough for help. It was a challenge and the experience did invoke old trauma, but now I can say that I have completed the game and achieved full completion.

As a refernce and consultation I shall let you be. 

Au revoir mon ami! 

-General de L'Armee Francaise, Ferdinand Foch