10kirby11

I like batdr and all but, something about it doesn't FEEL like bendy and the ink machine, yes there were some parts of the game that I really enjoyed, like the part where we finally got to see joey and henry's faces, along with seeing baby bendy and Alice and sammy again, But idk it's just something about it that doesn't feel like batim, like that the fact that ink bendy can talk now, where did that come form? why can he talk all of a sudden? the hole city part was cool but where did that come form also? I wish they told us more about the new characters as well.
          	
          	So, question is, do I like batdr as much as I like batim?
          	
          	No, no I do not.
          	
          	Did I wish batdr had a different ending to it?
          	
          	yes of course I do and I honestly hated the ending to it.

adsscareme

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10kirby11

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adsscareme

@10kirby11 Okay, okay. I'm home now. I was rushing writing that comment/reply!, So, I'll explain it a bit more. Perhaps the game (BatDR) is an AU of some sort? According to Google (now I know Google isn't very trustworthy but-), Mike Mood supposedly stated something along the lines of, "BatDR will not be a sequel or prequel to BatIM." or something like that.
          	  
          	  And yes, I do know that BatDR did have a flashback to Henry Stein (so it is most likely more of a sequel). But Joey Drew did say "The REAL Joey Drew" I believe when he was speaking to Audrey about how he felt and his thoughts before he brought Henry back to the studio in BatIM. Maybe by "real" he meant "original" as he somehow managed to make Henry "an angel to guide him". He could've also had created a whole 'nother studio, and that's why it looks so different? Because he did also say, "So I could torture MY version of Henry." Or something like that.
          	  
          	  But that's a theory, honestly. I said it, and don't even believe it so-
          	  
          	  But yes, I do understand that was a memory of Joey Drew.
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10kirby11

I like batdr and all but, something about it doesn't FEEL like bendy and the ink machine, yes there were some parts of the game that I really enjoyed, like the part where we finally got to see joey and henry's faces, along with seeing baby bendy and Alice and sammy again, But idk it's just something about it that doesn't feel like batim, like that the fact that ink bendy can talk now, where did that come form? why can he talk all of a sudden? the hole city part was cool but where did that come form also? I wish they told us more about the new characters as well.
          
          So, question is, do I like batdr as much as I like batim?
          
          No, no I do not.
          
          Did I wish batdr had a different ending to it?
          
          yes of course I do and I honestly hated the ending to it.

adsscareme

@10kirby11 :D
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10kirby11

@adsscareme WHOA THIS ONE IS ACTUALLY REALLY GOOD
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adsscareme

@10kirby11 Okay, okay. I'm home now. I was rushing writing that comment/reply!, So, I'll explain it a bit more. Perhaps the game (BatDR) is an AU of some sort? According to Google (now I know Google isn't very trustworthy but-), Mike Mood supposedly stated something along the lines of, "BatDR will not be a sequel or prequel to BatIM." or something like that.
            
            And yes, I do know that BatDR did have a flashback to Henry Stein (so it is most likely more of a sequel). But Joey Drew did say "The REAL Joey Drew" I believe when he was speaking to Audrey about how he felt and his thoughts before he brought Henry back to the studio in BatIM. Maybe by "real" he meant "original" as he somehow managed to make Henry "an angel to guide him". He could've also had created a whole 'nother studio, and that's why it looks so different? Because he did also say, "So I could torture MY version of Henry." Or something like that.
            
            But that's a theory, honestly. I said it, and don't even believe it so-
            
            But yes, I do understand that was a memory of Joey Drew.
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