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This is simply one of the best stories I have ever experienced in a game and one of the truest to both the heart of Shadowrun and of humanity.
I didn't have devote all my stats to combat or save scum and could still bring the decker a long each mission without being too weak in combat (does help if you equip the decker with a grenade launcher like SR:HK).
Makes me think maybe rifles are slightly unbalanced?
On the main point, agree this was great. The potential to do good, but never without cost fitted in really well with the Shadowrun world.
i was in tears at the end it was such a fraught and joyful experience!
idk if i dare play again with different decisions, its so weird to use ethics of someone other than myself.
one thing i am curious if anyone kept track of the changing letters on Lina's bookshelf, i wonder if they point to a easter egg.