On my second playthrough I did select one of the rarest selected options with only 7%, and that is to stay back and not get involved in the scene with Baruti and London, not because I believe it was the right thing or what Zoë would have done, but because I simply had to see what would happen. Not in the statistics shown at the end, but I clicked the button to check what other had chosen, and much to my surprise the majority, though I can’t remember the exact numbers, had chosen not to kill him. I did it, for the same reason you stated. Oh - was killing the captain in the statistics? I don’t remember seeing it there.
It is worth noting that it is the only choice that has immediately consequences in book 1, whereas the rest will have some unknown consequences later in the game.Įdit: Mira calls you “Petal” regardless of whether you work for her or not “The Path that is to be” is also the path that the vast majority has chosen so far.
Whereas in “That path that was” you pick up you bionering studies and re-enlist at Cape Town University, but end up working/studying in a small lab in Prodast Europolis with Ada as your supervisor. In “The Path that is to be” you end up as an apprentice to Mira in her electronics / robot business as sort of a homage to Olivia. reclaiming your old life, and it is indeed the choice you make when you leave storytime. “The path that was” or at least something similar I can’t remember the exact words, meaning a fresh start vs. I believe they are respectively called “The Path that is to be” vs. When Zoe confronts her past self about wanting to be a different person or not. The job choice seems to be linked to what path you decide to take when you leave the Storytime-it’s the first “the balance has shifted” point.
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