Tough question. With your reason for doing so, I'd say you're not the bad guy.

Thanks, I just was looking at it from a philosophical standpoint on collapsing timelines, and that made me worry.

No, you're not. I went through the same thing ---because I didn't know he would blow up, I thought I'd just get alternate dialogue of him catching the trap. I was legitimately devastated for a bit, because of how immersed I was into the game. Which brings me to...---

For one thing, the game isn't real - I know it's easy to get attached to the characters (believe me), but you aren't a bad person because you made a poor call and tried to go back on it in a story.

Second, that's just the game being cheeky and keeping a record of what you're doing - and forcing you to live with the consequences of this decision. Once you reach the end of this path, you'll be able to make the proper choice next time.

Originally posted by Rithm Fluffderg:

Second, that's just the game being cheeky and keeping a record of what you're doing - and forcing you to live with the consequences of this decision.

I've been there, too. Praised developers for making this little twist. Very inventive!

In this point in the game . There some sort of trial as i remember when i go 1 time . The point is not that you are bad or good , but that whether you show fear or as it says -you will raise your will in a fist and face the unknown without hesitation . And my 1 try was the right choice . It just feels like something is wrong when you dive into the game like that .