Hellraiser

@Ollie My explanation is done. Check my original reply.

I'm typing the elaboration right now. I accidentally clicked on "Submit Reply" before I finished typing. That is why my reply was so short.

The first half was great. The 2nd one not so much.

It's just that none of the evidence you pointed out is very convincing to me.

Lindsay Ellis did a video on Titanic: And Quinton Reviews made a video series about the history channel that is very interesting:

Three episodes of Scrubs were also pulled from streaming services due to scenes involving characters in blackface. That was done at the request of showrunner Bill Lawrence.

Nope. I missed some stuff. Even missed some journal entries for Ellie. But it didn't feel like I missed anything crucial, so it didn't bother me too much.

Spoilers regarding the 2nd act of the game

The comparison has nothing to do with the content of the story. That is why I didn't bother to put it in spoiler tags. It was simply in regards to the pacing of the game in the 2nd half. But I'll put it in spoiler tags just to be save. Spoilers regarding the ending:

Potential spoilers regarding the pacing of the 2nd half of the game

Major spoilers for the 2nd half of he game:

Done.

Minor spoiler regarding the 2nd half of the game reviewers were not allowed to talk about:

Major spoiler regarding the 2nd half of the game reviewers were not allowed to talk about:

Minor spoilers regarding an optional cutscene during day 1 in Seattle.

Then put it in spoiler tags. If people still click on them and get spoiled then it's their own fault.

You can also adjust the size of subtitles and ad a slightly translucent black background to them to make them easier to read. I have been having problems with that in many more recent games. I dunno if that is my eyesight getting worse or if they actually keep making subtitles smaller. Also from the look of it you don't have to craft those shitty shivs that break after one user (two if you upgrade them) anymore. That was so tedious. You have a knife now.