nothing specific but case management software might expand your search in helpful directions?

also I finished the epilogue the second time and nothing post-credits seems to have changed from when I played it the first time late October, for the record.

FINALLY FUCKED ICARUS BTW it only took (roll tape) 236 not exaggerating nights

centerforjustice.columbia.edu/news/cli-alu...

Oh he wasn’t talking about abortion, but someone who actually killed (or let die?) an actual child. She was however rejected from Harvard so his wishes came true. her story is interesting and she has since graduated from NYU www.themarshallproject.org/2017/09/13/f...

when can I expect my soup delivery?

I guess a magen david is a bit ehhh. Have you considered an upside down cross

did I miss the triceratops tee? noooOoooo

mo we have got to get you to an exorcist

it restores chronos and typhon to their unbeaten states, takes away your endgame incantation ingredients (which is why you have to re-beat C and T like 12 more times), puts Hypnos back to sleep, and unfinds the fates. all other progress remains

nope

you don’t have to restart

PRIMER! Use… primer

If you’re in the mood to keep doing runs anyway there’s really no downside. if you just want to xp the rewritten story I think youtube would be fine assuming they manage to clip it all (there are a few interactions with hecate and hades that I can imagine going missing)

watch some mid sci-fi and GET on my LEVEL!

For “time flows freely forth” to be an important concern there needs to be some fundamental temporal fuckery TO REPAIR, a premise so easy to create that even the writers of Star Trek: Voyager managed it 800 times in only 172 episodes

I’ve thought about it a lot and the best excuse to keep playing post-credits would be to bake in some sort of temporal loop or shattered timeline into the premise either at the beginning or as a cost of the completed Task, but they still haven’t given any indication of that which frustrates me