How do I play the end game content without starting a new game? New game plus is just busy-work. Games like this I play once and move on. There's literally no enjoyment watching a movie over again when you literally just finished watching it for the first time....

I understand that there are three routes in this game (one for Lloyd, one for Rean, and one for C), my question is if there is any recommended way to play them (I thought to start with Lloyd, then continue to Rean Route, and then leave the route of C for the last)? Are there any other recommendations or this order is fine? Please answer without spoilers!...

i figured i would make this topic just incase people wanted to post the grammar mistakes that they find as i have seen a couple already and also to archive any "LOCALISATION" ( Whether they were in good faith or not ) changes they have made so atleast when people say show me the proof you can link them to this discussion instead of having to make sure you always have the proof with you at all times, because we know they will ask every person they come across even though in the exact same discussion they ar...

I've just started C route, I'm a bit curious about who C is and accidentally read a spoiler on the internet. And that is my biggest mistake. Now I've completely lost interest in playing the game anymore. I don't want to play the bad guy as the main character. Especially after what he did to LLoyd and Crossbell at the start of the game, come one man just give Crossbell the freaking Independent they want, f you Rufus. What kind of bs story that makes you play the bad guy as a main character lol! Completely ...

The CS arc was a huge disappointment for me. Brief Reasons: -Too much focus on the main character. -They ruined the story of previous games. -The game times are unnecessarily long and they spread the 2-game story to 5 games. -CS3 and CS4 are actually reset versions of CS1 and CS2. -Too many unnecessary characters. -OC7 is not handled well. -NC7 was an unnecessary and forced character cast. -There was no tension. -Too Much Deux Ex Machina. -Writing quality was at secondary school level. -All characters res...