The Wayhaven Chronicles General Discussion (SPOILER FREE FOR BOOK THREE!)

Ava, Natkins and farah for romance . :kissing:

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Ava for RO.
Morgan or Felix for friendship.

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Ava for RO.

Farah for BFF.

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Farah for RO.

Morgan for friendship (also my second favourite romance).

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I do all of the routes, but my favs are Nate then Mason. Mason is my fav bestie when I am not romancing him, and Felix is when I am romancing Mason

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Help me update the FAQ!!! :smiley:

So it’s been brought to my attention that the FAQ is a whooooole book behind on info, but as I haven’t the free time I used to I would be ever so grateful if all of you could help me out! What I need is simple:

Come up with the most commonly asked questions you’ve seen about Wayhaven, along with a link to Sera’s tumblr where she answers it. I’d like to keep things focused on Book Two, but if there are some questions regarding Book One or the series in general that aren’t already addressed in the FAQ, you can suggest those too!

Please tag me in your comment so that I can actually see and keep track of everyone’s suggestions.

Thank you ahead of time, everyone! I really appreciate it!

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@rose-court Book 2 questions;

  • How can I get Falk to sign the treaty?
  • Can Sanja be saved later on even if I chose to save the RO at the sewers?
  • How does the Trappers get their funding?
  • Will we see Falk later on? If so, then when?

General questions;

  • Can Ava/Adam stop being an emotionally constipated robot?
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amen

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Actually… [BOOKS 1-7 SPOILER WARNING!] no.

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Ahh I feel u but the first ever “Harry Potter book” I read was Cursed Child but that will never ever count in my opinion so the first one I read was Order of the Phoenix…

I know it’s so late, but I want to know about this too? Was it possible to save both ro and sanja? :eyes:

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If i recall, you can only if you don’t do the agency test in book 1

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Ah, okay, i try that then. Thank you!

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I FINALLY FÜCKING DID IT!!! Sorry for the yellling but after a over a week and a half I read through every single comment on this thread!!!

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Speaking of saving Sanja, I wonder if doing so will, in the long run, actually help the relationship with A.
A being A, I expect that one of their concerns about falling for the Detective is how it will affect Unit Bravo on the field. Will they, suddenly, compromise an objective in order to keep each other safe?
Maybe seeing that the Detective can still do what must be done will ease A’s fears about a relationship.

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It probably would. A and M, for sure, tell the detective to save Sanja at the pivotal choice. F is screaming in agony then; it broke my heart to save Sanja, but F was glad that she was saved. Not sure about N yet; I have yet to play a solo-N Book 2 playthrough.

N’s the same.

As in they say to save Sanja, or they are incapacitated to the point where they cannot speak coherently?

As in “Don’t worry about me, save her!”.

Or something to that effect. It’s been a while since I played Book 2.

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I think you’re right that it would help ease A’s fears, but I don’t think it’ll affect the story in a way that allows A and the MC to get together quicker than an MC who didn’t save Sanja, mainly because the coding of that would be a freaking nightmare (though Sera seems to be a masochist with all the branches she has, so who knows??).

The one thing I notice you do get if your MC chooses Sanja over the LI is some very good encouragement about the relationships with A & M–you get the “tu omnia” from A and you get M saying they’d save the MC instead of the target, as well as a really soft moment with them if you are caring toward them.

Unfortunately, neither of my MCs got those moments, lol, though my MC with M got a soft, comforting moment that was good, but it really is nowhere near what Sera gave to those who chose the objective over the LI. I’m guessing there will be more of that–the MCs who are shy get more to work with, as do those who choose the mission over the LI.

So I guess maybe you’re right, because in a way, it felt like the A romance moved along for the ones who chose Sanja, whereas if the MC chose to save A, it was stagnant and had no progress unless the MC grabs A’s hand at the end (which, again, mine didn’t, so there wasn’t really squat in that scene to work with except the fact that A didn’t run away from her).

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