Not only did you play the first game, you played the important side quests and is clearly invested in the lore. As a fellow fan of Drakengard/Nier, much respect to you. I hope Yoko Taro and the team come back for a sequel, pref where Drakengard 3 left off to tie it with Automata's ending. ☺️
these games are so special, the side quests add so much to the overall atmosphere and lore! i did some drakengard lore deepdiving so i would love to experience that world in one way or another some day
The NieR games are nothing but pure, exquisite, excruciating pain. They are exceptionally beautiful. There are absolutely no words to describe how wonderful these games are. Definitely in my top 5 games of all time.
This level of investment, excitement, and emotional rollercoaster is why NieR is legendary. They make you FEEL - get in touch with what it means to be alive.
I love this. These games are special for a lot of us. It's nice to watch some one else take it all in since we all only get one first time experiencing this game. I wish you the absolute best. You were enjoyable to watch and you seem like a sweet and sincere person.
Awesome edit, rare these days to see someone playing Automata after Replicant, I played NieR (Gestalt) when it first came out in 2011 so had the same feels when I played Automata. I am sure you will replay Automata at some point, there are a few hidden stories and places to uncover related to Emil that you will enjoy.
Awesome video. I wish they bring back Drakengard 3 and Drakengard 1. Those are the prequels of Nier. Oh, you can get another Emil's sidequest by obtaining and upgrading all the weapons to max. And then, prepare to feel things.
i’ve read up on some Drakengard lore when i was in a deep dive of NieR lore 😂 a remake for those would be awesome cause i would definitely give them a try! ooo i might have to aim for that final Emil cutscene if i play the game again, if not i’ll look up a video and bring a box of tissues 😭
I really wish I could remove all the memories of these two games and play them again. I just finished replicant and played automata when it came out. Now I understand so much more and im going to replay automata. Im in love with these two games I cant even put it in words.
I know I'm late to the party, but I just found your channel through this video of you playing one of my all time favorite games and I absolutely loved watching your emotions as you played through the game!
thank you so much for watching! that's really the main reason i upload these reactions. i'm not a GREAT editor but being able to say someone's first reactions is the closest we'll ever get to experiencing it for the first time ourselves as well!
I have been saving this video for when I finished Replicant...I never expected these games to hit me like this. From when I first heard this music in the FFXIV Nier raids until now, the impact has only grown and grown the more I learned.
1:01:52 you're not alone. I felt the same in this moment. It's oddly poignant to notice the difference between heartfelt words and how those words sound when you hear them. Dying over and over, the messages seem silly and frustrating, but then when it's your turn to make those words you mean them.
High recommendation to read "Short Story Long" as it contains the novelization of the YoRHa stage play, which covers A2's backstory, and has a few other short stories. There's also the ongoing manga adaptation, "YoRHa: Pearl Harbor Descent Record" which also covers A2's backstory but in Manga format. I can't vouch for it though, not because its bad, but because I haven't read it. Probably a good version for those willing to wait between volumes.
So glad I found this reaction, this is so precious. It's so good seeing someone with knowledge of Replicant reacting to Automata with the shock we all did. EMIL SUPREMACY.
I like watching reactions to NieR games because they really prove the point that the Automata credits were trying to make: you are not alone in the world. Seeing people react the same way I did to all these moments makes it hard for me not to cry because I'm reminded of how I felt when I first played these games. NieR Automata is a really special game to me because it's the first game that had me ugly crying no matter how many times I experienced it. Replicant is the same for me. Personal story: When I played through Route C of Replicant last year and finished Loyal Cerberus, I cried like crazy because my dog had to be put down a year prior and something about it reminded me of him. The cutscene with the wolf shade remembering its old owner before it died reminded me of my last moments with my dog at the vet. I had a hard time leaving him because of how much he meant to me. Route C hit the hardest because of the timing of when I played it and my recent experience with loss. Point is, reactions to the NieR series bring me comfort because I appreciate that I'm not alone in feeling strong emotions when I go through these games. Yoko Taro is absolutely incredible at what he does and I'm excited to see what his future projects have in store.
This... this right here is why you play the prequel first. I was balling by eyes out the moment Kaine's song played. But my friend, who hadn't played Replicant, was just enjoying the scene when he got there because he didn't know. I feel sorry for him. For not being able to experience such an emotional scene.
49:28 Imagine being a pacifist being forced to set aside your values for what you believe is a worthy cause.. 55:50 I've always regretted being overleveled and not getting the last hack in that would've let me see A2's GUI. 58:23 Oh, look, an amnesiac Pascal curiously poking about the dead bodies in his village.
Um. You should try to get to ending Y. Just. It's one last thing you definitely need to see. If interested, there's a cheat code to get chapter select back and I could direct you without spoilers
i know that it involves upgrading every single weapon which i just do not have the time to do. at this point i’ve watched ending Y on youtube and my heart breaks for our precious boy
Since it isnt in this video, one thing I assume you missed: if you go back to the machine village after wiping Pascal's memory, he's sitting there in the village selling scrap parts of all his destroyed friends and basically goes "huh, I wonder why anyone would leave all these valuable components just sitting around?"
that is so sweet of you to say! i’m currently working on Halo videos right now (its super slow and inconsistent because i work full-time and stream) but i have lots of playthrough video ideas for the future!
Im glad you played the games in that order. I played the original Nier Gestalt (gestalt was xbox's release, replicant was playstations) The differences between Gestalt and Replicant were minor, but it brought a heavier impact for me. Too many people play this in the wrong order, or refuse to play replicant and honestly it hurts. The narrative/story in this game is way too precious. Also, there are quite a bit of secrets to explore if you are willing to go back and play again. One expands quite a bit more on Emil, more on Jackass, and hidden bosses. Thank you for all of the wonderful feelings throughout the playthrough!
thank you for watching! i have seen acquaintances of mine play automata and then replicant, and while it's not my preferred order i think they still had a really great experience. it can definitely sadden me when something i hold so dear doesn't get experienced by others, but at the end of the day we are all free to choose what media feels right for us ♥ i don't think i'll be able to sink the time in to go and play again any time soon, so i've watched all the emil content online at this point. i'm curious to see what i can find on jackass, thanks for sharing!
I wouldnt consider playing replicant first an objectively correct play order since these games are meant to play on their own without relying on each other. I think it depends what you enjoy more for story structure. Playing a game, and then diving into the past to discover what happened to lead to the current game. Or playing a game, and learning what the events of that game lead to in the future. Personally I prefer uncovering the past after playing automata. There's more of a sense of wonder to be had I think. I played automata then replicant ver 1.22 and I really do think that playing automata first, then replicant, then automata again is the best possible experience for a player. If you're only ever going to touch these games once then yes it is probably best to play replicant first so you're less confused overall. But I think automata should be played first since it provides the strongest experience in all departments. A person is far more likely to enjoy automata than replicant given replicants outdated design, and worst of all its horrible pacing. So if anything I think automata is the best starter choice because it has the least problems between the 2 games, and is all around the best installment of the series so far. I know I wouldn't have had the patience to fully play replicant if I didn't play automata first. Automata helps to teach a player a little patience to uncover the best parts of the games. Something that people will surely need for replicant. Overall you can't go wrong with either play order since if just works both ways. But you can only experience these games for the first time once, and my preferred play order is the one I experienced, and so I have argued in favor of it. Either way, I want more people to play both of these games. They deserve it.
i know its late, but in case you are still wondering. Pod 042 wanted to save all the main character from their demise so he launched the attack on the credits aka the developers. But later on he realized that the only way to save them is to deleted all the save files so the story never happened and they could not meet their fate. However there was a concert called "End of Data" took place after ending E. As you saw the pods carried parts to repair 2B and 9S, they survived and embarked on a new adventure.
As someone who knew nothing of Nier, Drakenagard, or even Yoko Taro in general. I saw this game as nothing more than "the one with the super sick combat and the sexy robot woman with s-tier thighs," I was shocked and unprepared for how much I would cried, and how much this both fueled my deep existential dread and somehow made me at peace with it. It was a rollercoaster of an experience from beginning to end, all 27 endings included. Plato Best Bot
A small fact from the chorus part of the credit song from ending E from what I know: The chorus was made from the entire team who has worked on this game. What makes this more emotional.
Wait you didn't do ending Y&Z? They're Emil's and they are crazy painful 48:30 also its amazing how you arranged a whole family & friends meeting under the premise of just beating a videogame section
I didn't get those endings organically no, but I have since watched them on youtube! LMAO i know! my brother is the best, came to me in my time of dire need lol
1 year late, but please tell me you obtained and upgraded all weapons. or evdntually came badk ti do it, because something special happens, and i promise it'd make you bawl.
2B and A2 look the same because they use the same model, the letter is their role Model 2 (A)assault (B)Battler Model 9 (S)canner Fun fact. The battler androids where created thanks to A2
I know Lilija loves Emil and wouldn't ever hurt him, but curious, did they ever do the Boss Battle with the Emils before the data erasure? Or react to it in some way? Since I know reference to Nier are pretty emotional.
Fun fact….: Final Fantasy XIV contains the canonical ending to NieR: Automata in a raid series…. if you’re game enough to play the game and ugly-cry some more from painge
@@LilijaTheLancer would be great to see the highlights from each expansion and patches 🙂; would make the editing a lot easing halving the stories like that
@@thew00dsman79 my footage for XIV is SUCH shitty quality (I don't record and twitch absolutely munches the quality of XIV streams) but i might do some story reactions from XIV without including too much gameplay. so many potential projects, so little time 😫
@@LilijaTheLancer same tbh, but I hear it has the usual yoko taro emotional abuse and hinted connection to the rest of the series so I always want to try.
You should listen to the Kaine music version from FFXIV too, that is a very very good version of the music and made me start crying in the middle of the fight
Not only did you play the first game, you played the important side quests and is clearly invested in the lore. As a fellow fan of Drakengard/Nier, much respect to you. I hope Yoko Taro and the team come back for a sequel, pref where Drakengard 3 left off to tie it with Automata's ending. ☺️
these games are so special, the side quests add so much to the overall atmosphere and lore! i did some drakengard lore deepdiving so i would love to experience that world in one way or another some day
wdym where drakengard 3 left off? that's drakengard 1 lmao
She didnt fight Emil tho :(
Drakengard 3 is a prequel to Drakengard 1, the end E of Drakengard starts the Nier timeline
There is NieR Reincarnation which Yoko said is NieR 3. The lore in it is crazy too bad it’s ending like next week.
36:54 "Sorry, was that an ending!?"
"No... that was just the beginning!"
*Nier: Automata*
*Spring 2017*
I cried in the credits reading the encouragement from around the world.
such a beautiful idea and wonderful moment
Its so nice to see someone actually play and show actual feeling.
NieR Replicant and Automata are soooooo emotional. Every time I hear OST from those games it made me cry
the music is SO good! i listen to it all the time
The NieR games are nothing but pure, exquisite, excruciating pain. They are exceptionally beautiful. There are absolutely no words to describe how wonderful these games are. Definitely in my top 5 games of all time.
"Thank you for the flowers" ugh that snippet made me sob for a second just now. I really liked 6O... I had forgotten how beautiful these games were ❤
It is refreshing to watch someone who played nier before automata, most of the ones who played it don't know about Project Gestalt, or Emil.
This is so great to watch. The Nier series is my favourite series of all time and I love to see raw reactions like this 😊
thank you for watching!
This level of investment, excitement, and emotional rollercoaster is why NieR is legendary. They make you FEEL - get in touch with what it means to be alive.
I love this. These games are special for a lot of us. It's nice to watch some one else take it all in since we all only get one first time experiencing this game. I wish you the absolute best. You were enjoyable to watch and you seem like a sweet and sincere person.
thank you very much 😭 that's the beauty of watching other people's playthroughs eh, cause we can never experience it quite like the first time again
"A future is not given to you, it is something you must take for yourself."
I always tear up whenever I hear POD saying that.
I love your reaction , it takes me back when i finished the game , absolute masterpiece
thank you for watching! that's why i like to share reaction videos even if i'm not an amazing editor, reliving the experience is so nice
Awesome edit, rare these days to see someone playing Automata after Replicant, I played NieR (Gestalt) when it first came out in 2011 so had the same feels when I played Automata. I am sure you will replay Automata at some point, there are a few hidden stories and places to uncover related to Emil that you will enjoy.
thank you for watching! i am so happy i got to play in this order. more emil content???? i will need to replay once my backlog is less atrocious!
Awesome video.
I wish they bring back Drakengard 3 and Drakengard 1. Those are the prequels of Nier.
Oh, you can get another Emil's sidequest by obtaining and upgrading all the weapons to max. And then, prepare to feel things.
i’ve read up on some Drakengard lore when i was in a deep dive of NieR lore 😂 a remake for those would be awesome cause i would definitely give them a try!
ooo i might have to aim for that final Emil cutscene if i play the game again, if not i’ll look up a video and bring a box of tissues 😭
I really wish I could remove all the memories of these two games and play them again. I just finished replicant and played automata when it came out. Now I understand so much more and im going to replay automata. Im in love with these two games I cant even put it in words.
I know I'm late to the party, but I just found your channel through this video of you playing one of my all time favorite games and I absolutely loved watching your emotions as you played through the game!
thank you so much for watching! that's really the main reason i upload these reactions. i'm not a GREAT editor but being able to say someone's first reactions is the closest we'll ever get to experiencing it for the first time ourselves as well!
This is the only reaction to Automata I've seen that was on par with my own
I'm just imagining the reaction when she discovers why 2B avoids getting close to 9S...
I have been saving this video for when I finished Replicant...I never expected these games to hit me like this. From when I first heard this music in the FFXIV Nier raids until now, the impact has only grown and grown the more I learned.
tysm for watching! i haven’t had the chance to do the nier raids in XIV yet but i’m really looking forward to them. everything nier is so special
1:01:52 you're not alone. I felt the same in this moment. It's oddly poignant to notice the difference between heartfelt words and how those words sound when you hear them. Dying over and over, the messages seem silly and frustrating, but then when it's your turn to make those words you mean them.
High recommendation to read "Short Story Long" as it contains the novelization of the YoRHa stage play, which covers A2's backstory, and has a few other short stories.
There's also the ongoing manga adaptation, "YoRHa: Pearl Harbor Descent Record" which also covers A2's backstory but in Manga format. I can't vouch for it though, not because its bad, but because I haven't read it. Probably a good version for those willing to wait between volumes.
So glad I found this reaction, this is so precious. It's so good seeing someone with knowledge of Replicant reacting to Automata with the shock we all did. EMIL SUPREMACY.
What a wonderful reaction, Seeing you react to the nier series made me remember my own feelings when first discovering it. What a trip to relive.
I like watching reactions to NieR games because they really prove the point that the Automata credits were trying to make: you are not alone in the world. Seeing people react the same way I did to all these moments makes it hard for me not to cry because I'm reminded of how I felt when I first played these games. NieR Automata is a really special game to me because it's the first game that had me ugly crying no matter how many times I experienced it. Replicant is the same for me.
Personal story: When I played through Route C of Replicant last year and finished Loyal Cerberus, I cried like crazy because my dog had to be put down a year prior and something about it reminded me of him. The cutscene with the wolf shade remembering its old owner before it died reminded me of my last moments with my dog at the vet. I had a hard time leaving him because of how much he meant to me. Route C hit the hardest because of the timing of when I played it and my recent experience with loss.
Point is, reactions to the NieR series bring me comfort because I appreciate that I'm not alone in feeling strong emotions when I go through these games. Yoko Taro is absolutely incredible at what he does and I'm excited to see what his future projects have in store.
This... this right here is why you play the prequel first. I was balling by eyes out the moment Kaine's song played. But my friend, who hadn't played Replicant, was just enjoying the scene when he got there because he didn't know. I feel sorry for him. For not being able to experience such an emotional scene.
The first episode of the anime releasing made me want to watch something like this. I was not expecting to bawl my eyes out
"9s has shown us that androids are capable of caring about people, so what's her excuse?"
Oh. Ohohohohoho. You sweet summer child.
😭😭😭 i didn’t know what was waiting for me
watching this made my heart break all over again. time to redownload automata because holy shit, that was a ride
I absolutely love how attached you were to the game! ❤❤❤
Although, I was stuck only for 30 minutes on this chest, I completely understand your frustration LMAO
Absolutely amazing! I adored your reactions! Thank you.
thank you for watching!
49:28 Imagine being a pacifist being forced to set aside your values for what you believe is a worthy cause..
55:50 I've always regretted being overleveled and not getting the last hack in that would've let me see A2's GUI.
58:23 Oh, look, an amnesiac Pascal curiously poking about the dead bodies in his village.
Hacking section broke me too, before my dumbass realized you can use the Lock On button during hacking for auto aim lmao.
Um. You should try to get to ending Y. Just. It's one last thing you definitely need to see. If interested, there's a cheat code to get chapter select back and I could direct you without spoilers
i know that it involves upgrading every single weapon which i just do not have the time to do. at this point i’ve watched ending Y on youtube and my heart breaks for our precious boy
@@LilijaTheLancer juuuuuust making sure you got ALL the gestalt/replicant call backs :)
@@RAWowner333 appreciate that! i wouldn’t have known about ending Y if it weren’t for some of these comments :)
I have never cried go anything like I have to this game...what a beautiful masterpiece.
Glory to Mankind.
This video is really great and I love your style
Since it isnt in this video, one thing I assume you missed: if you go back to the machine village after wiping Pascal's memory, he's sitting there in the village selling scrap parts of all his destroyed friends and basically goes "huh, I wonder why anyone would leave all these valuable components just sitting around?"
I'm going to watch your playthroughs after this! 😭❤️
that is so sweet of you to say! i’m currently working on Halo videos right now (its super slow and inconsistent because i work full-time and stream) but i have lots of playthrough video ideas for the future!
18:00 machine : let's become gods...
streamer : oh my god...
😂😂😂
Im glad you played the games in that order. I played the original Nier Gestalt (gestalt was xbox's release, replicant was playstations) The differences between Gestalt and Replicant were minor, but it brought a heavier impact for me. Too many people play this in the wrong order, or refuse to play replicant and honestly it hurts. The narrative/story in this game is way too precious. Also, there are quite a bit of secrets to explore if you are willing to go back and play again. One expands quite a bit more on Emil, more on Jackass, and hidden bosses. Thank you for all of the wonderful feelings throughout the playthrough!
thank you for watching! i have seen acquaintances of mine play automata and then replicant, and while it's not my preferred order i think they still had a really great experience.
it can definitely sadden me when something i hold so dear doesn't get experienced by others, but at the end of the day we are all free to choose what media feels right for us ♥
i don't think i'll be able to sink the time in to go and play again any time soon, so i've watched all the emil content online at this point. i'm curious to see what i can find on jackass, thanks for sharing!
I wouldnt consider playing replicant first an objectively correct play order since these games are meant to play on their own without relying on each other.
I think it depends what you enjoy more for story structure.
Playing a game, and then diving into the past to discover what happened to lead to the current game.
Or playing a game, and learning what the events of that game lead to in the future.
Personally I prefer uncovering the past after playing automata. There's more of a sense of wonder to be had I think.
I played automata then replicant ver 1.22 and I really do think that playing automata first, then replicant, then automata again is the best possible experience for a player.
If you're only ever going to touch these games once then yes it is probably best to play replicant first so you're less confused overall.
But I think automata should be played first since it provides the strongest experience in all departments.
A person is far more likely to enjoy automata than replicant given replicants outdated design, and worst of all its horrible pacing.
So if anything I think automata is the best starter choice because it has the least problems between the 2 games, and is all around the best installment of the series so far.
I know I wouldn't have had the patience to fully play replicant if I didn't play automata first. Automata helps to teach a player a little patience to uncover the best parts of the games. Something that people will surely need for replicant.
Overall you can't go wrong with either play order since if just works both ways. But you can only experience these games for the first time once, and my preferred play order is the one I experienced, and so I have argued in favor of it.
Either way, I want more people to play both of these games. They deserve it.
You know... You don't have to kill Pascal, or delete their memories. You can just... leave.
Don't be worried. That soul box bit had me ready to just quit
One of the most emotional games in history! I am playing Yoko Taros next game on Day 1!
This game is a masterpiece
i know its late, but in case you are still wondering. Pod 042 wanted to save all the main character from their demise so he launched the attack on the credits aka the developers. But later on he realized that the only way to save them is to deleted all the save files so the story never happened and they could not meet their fate.
However there was a concert called "End of Data" took place after ending E. As you saw the pods carried parts to repair 2B and 9S, they survived and embarked on a new adventure.
i went to the concert, leave it to Yoko Taro to make the concert canon! i loved it
As someone who knew nothing of Nier, Drakenagard, or even Yoko Taro in general. I saw this game as nothing more than "the one with the super sick combat and the sexy robot woman with s-tier thighs," I was shocked and unprepared for how much I would cried, and how much this both fueled my deep existential dread and somehow made me at peace with it. It was a rollercoaster of an experience from beginning to end, all 27 endings included. Plato Best Bot
A small fact from the chorus part of the credit song from ending E from what I know: The chorus was made from the entire team who has worked on this game. What makes this more emotional.
that’s beautiful, thank you for sharing
I'm crying, crying a lot! And yet I LOVE that game
Wait you didn't do ending Y&Z? They're Emil's and they are crazy painful
48:30 also its amazing how you arranged a whole family & friends meeting under the premise of just beating a videogame section
I didn't get those endings organically no, but I have since watched them on youtube!
LMAO i know! my brother is the best, came to me in my time of dire need lol
Such good reactions! Great channel!
This game is an TRESURE
I love how the aliens are just dicks with tentacles
It is a never ending cycle
1 year late, but please tell me you obtained and upgraded all weapons. or evdntually came badk ti do it, because something special happens, and i promise it'd make you bawl.
2B and A2 look the same because they use the same model, the letter is their role
Model 2
(A)assault
(B)Battler
Model 9
(S)canner
Fun fact. The battler androids where created thanks to A2
NieR: Automata is my favorite game that I don't have the heart to play ever again
I still cant believe this game wasnt considered for game of year again even tho it stomps on god of war in every aspect
33:00 onwards is the happiest I've ever seen anyone playing a NieR game
LMAO the lore had me GIDDY
Did you ever see the Neir deep dive? It's a very philosophical game. Also, pain, but even deeper!
I know Lilija loves Emil and wouldn't ever hurt him, but curious, did they ever do the Boss Battle with the Emils before the data erasure? Or react to it in some way? Since I know reference to Nier are pretty emotional.
hi! i looked it up on youtube after being told about it by someone here. i didn’t record the reaction or anything but oh my god it was sad 😭
Plz replay and play Y ending! A very important plot related to EMIL!😢😢
The Nier games are so unique and amazing ⭐️
Yoko Taro needs to direct Final Fantasy 17!!!!
I now we have an anime
I wish you could've found the reference inside the church of the copied city 😢 though that probably would have been an emotional k.o. lol
33:23 came back looking like an ewok lmaooo
LOOOOOL
Yup, that's Ray Chase's voice.
Thank you for the video, you get 1 more sub, and I hope you get a lot more.
Yo siempre e llorado mucho por el final E pero si te Vi que lloraste
I gotta know, did you find emil in the desert as A2?
i was told about it in the comments and watched it on youtube! soul crushing
I watched the entire video and noticed you never used your pod flashlight the entire time
….there’s a flashlight!? 😂 today i learned
Fun fact….: Final Fantasy XIV contains the canonical ending to NieR: Automata in a raid series…. if you’re game enough to play the game and ugly-cry some more from painge
i am sloooowly making my way through FFXIV, and the NieR raid series is definitely on my to-do list. can't wait 😭
@@LilijaTheLancer would be great to see the highlights from each expansion and patches 🙂; would make the editing a lot easing halving the stories like that
@@thew00dsman79 my footage for XIV is SUCH shitty quality (I don't record and twitch absolutely munches the quality of XIV streams) but i might do some story reactions from XIV without including too much gameplay. so many potential projects, so little time 😫
its the only game I've ever bothered to get all achievement's on and played from start to finish multiple times i love this game
Did you get to fight or watch Emil secret boss fight?
i didn’t fight him myself but i looked it up online so i could see it. so sad 😭
Now its time to play Nier ReIncarnation
i’ve tried but i just can’t get into the game style 🥲 i might give it another go soon
@@LilijaTheLancer same tbh, but I hear it has the usual yoko taro emotional abuse and hinted connection to the rest of the series so I always want to try.
You should listen to the Kaine music version from FFXIV too, that is a very very good version of the music and made me start crying in the middle of the fight
My heart hurts
Wait, You didn’t get ending Y? Noooo
if you’re talking about the Emil boss fight ending, I watched it on youtube later
You should play the drakengard games.
A2 best
so Nier: automata first and then Nier: Replicant
i recommend replicant first but either works!
Emil is the creepiest thing I've ever seen
You mean the cutest right ?
@@Supriyadi26 scariest
@Novus Talks hes scarily cute u mean
@@matthewlugo2417 scarily frightening
@@novustalks7525 hes adorable tho idk what u mean
人類に栄光あれ！
Dang I played Automata first, gotta play replicant ig
When Adam captured 9s I was like "oh no he captured the twink!"
Love the wandering couple sidequest. Peak sci-fi.
i was NOT expecting the turn it took, i was expecting very typical “help these NPCs and feel the warm fuzzies” but i should have known better