Why was there no option to kill this roastie? No, instead Jacket

I play Hotline to be a killing machine, and girlfriend broke the flow of gameplay pretty bad. I'm used to killing everything onscreen.

Jacket wanted a qt gf, but was too muvh of a creepy loner to get one so he kidnapped a junkie and induced stockholm syndrome

>>39475628
Richter is /r9k/'s guy. True momma's boy, would have been my preferred protagonist. Jacket's just a failed normie that lost his old girlfriend.

Isn't she a hooker that was abducted? He must be really desperate to settle for used goods.

because hotline mc was a gary stu, you really couldn't tell?

>>39475697
>Jacket's just a failed normie that lost his old girlfriend.
I think that Beard kept Jacket schizophrenia checked. Once he lost his only friend, he simply didnt cared. I think that by saving hooker he repaid Beard for saving him from nuclear power plant.

>>39475994
Not really. Besides he served in army where learned skills.

i really liked this game's story. especially #2. i like how you learn just enough to build a fairly detailed fantasy world but just little enough to keep it very shrouded in mystery

>>39476108
I'm buying wrong number this evening, how is it?

>>39476157

some people said it was "gimmicky" but i really enjoyed it. definitely a lot darker (i know the series is gorey but this one just had a much grimmer tone to it)

the story is told from multpile perspectives, spanning decades, and is told completely out of order. i recommend watching a story synopsis on youtube afterwards, which will lay out the whole story in chronological order

>>39476157
As other anon said, it's a good game. A lot of playable characters, secret levels and even HARD mode if you want challenge. Story is non-linear but easy enough to grasp.

>>39475446
STOP op. Jacket saved her because the phone did NOT tell him to, and he understood she was a victim of circumstance. She was as caught up in this mess as he was, and he wanted to save her from a life of pain.

Jacket is the love of my life. He is my number one waifu and I will be having none of your nonsense.

>>39476313
>He is my number one waifu
He's a male therefore it's called husbando not waifu.

>>39476354
True, but husbando sounds stupid. I feel like waifu is a good blanket term for fictional loved ones.

>>39476387
>I feel like waifu is a good blanket term for fictional loved ones.
Waifu is for females and husbando - for males. Majority of people going to assume that you're talking about female.
/autismo blog/

>>39476458
I don't really care what I call him as long as I can imagine him holding me close while we watch 80s horror movies on his couch.

>>39475994
>because hotline mc was a gary stu
How?