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After finishing the DLC, I searched up this exact question on Google and it basically said yes. First of all do we even have any info on whether this is the final project or not? I dont rlly wnna be trusting Gemini with something this important.

If there is no info, then is more content possible, more specifically, another DLC? I feel like there's a lot more stuff Polychroma can go into, especially on how the events of the true ending timeline played out.

Atm I feel like my art is mediocre at best and I don't think it has a chance to stand out for igcses. I've been trying tutorials on yt here and there but none of them necessarily go into stuff that I need for architecture. Overall I js want a beginner guide to architectural art, art that I need to get better at if I am looking towards being an architect.

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I kinda wanted this relationship to work out, especially ever since I saw Nicole with Lucas. (sry) Mark and Des were really cute ngl, really liked their dynamic of strict, intimidating and kinda unpopular and the charismatic, smart and popular.

Their relationship tho is messy and thats an understatement. Mark is said to have been drawn to her because of her realtionship with her parents and the simalarities of that relaionship to Cathy and her parents. During the relationship Mark changes, he's always there saving Des always carrying the burden and he becomes from what I gathered from Calos a bit neglectful towards him and other mems. Des on the otherhand relies too much on him. Des goes as far as to from what ive gathered from that scene where she confesses, sells tickets on her own to raise funds which has everyone in the org questioning where that money came from leading to Mark overworking himself once again, to do something herself, to not need Marks help. (pls correct me if im wrong). Des also feels worthless without Mark, oof.

Saviour complex aside i know Mark 100% cares for her and I think he at least somewhat loves her. I think under all that toxicity there was some genuine love. Just under different circumstances, situations and better communication (I know thats a lot) their relationship wouldve actually been something.

I fear that Des will no longer appear in future media. I certainly hope not, I find her character interesting. Dont get me wrong tho, Im still all for Marcole its just that Mark and Des were a really intresting couple.

The DLC was far from what i expected. Compared to the main game the story and basically everything was a lot darker or rather more serious? Previously I thought that the timeline was based on the events of act 1 but then......

I saw a comment suggesting that the DLC is set in a timeline before the events of the main game (so a timeline before the timeline of the first act) and that makes a ton of sense (especially because of the butterfly towards the end) and tbf it would be better for Mark that way. Mark has just got it bad in this timeline, his relationship with Nicole in high school was a mess and led to them separating, he gets into a toxic relationship with Des where he has this kinda saviours complex, he gets overworked as hell during Sparks 2019, Sparks results in a fire outbreak because Mark was so overworked and his fellow groupmates (yes im mainly talking about Lucas and Ivy) dont do their job properly, he dosent end up with Nicole (It seems that Lucas and Nicole talk it out, recconcile and get back together), he's seen all alone in his dorm during the pandemic and it seems like he hasnt fully gotten over Cathy's death. Omd now looking back at it Mark was living in hell during this timeline.

We see towards the end that a butterfly lands on Marks hand hinting that another timelines being created by Mark and Jake. And again I hope that thats the case. The ending kinda pisses me off with how much shit is thrown at Mark, like what did my boy do :(. Still ending was pretty good a lot sadder then expected but I liked how chp2 played out.

Sofia's ending on the other hand turns out a lot better, she's agreed to talk it out with alissa, shes taking steps towards coming to terms with Cathy's death and moving on. So the opposite of chp2 ending, more happy than sad.

I really didnt expect the DLC to be placed in a timeline like this, I was lwkkey expecting the DLC to be situated as the after events of the true timeline after the gangs hs graduation. Overall DLC wasa banger, rollercoaster of emotions loved it from start to end tho still why did they have to give Mark the spidey treatment. Great character development on all characters end. I do hope and I do believe that this isnt the end of Until Then, Polychroma is sure to be making a DLC as we speak at least I hope so. I am still waiting on true ending Marcole closure. Hopefully Marcole is still possible. I hope

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Wtf is that. Istg those are the exact clothes kid mark used to wear. I could somewhat get behind adult Mark and his weird style but this is js disgusting to look at. No offense tho

Replaying the main game rn just before I start the DLC. I've heard good stuff about the DLC and am looking forward to it.

But replaying has made me realize, or rather kind of expect, that Mark and Nicole are not meant to end up together or meant to be at least, according to the game's message. I might be wrong here, but like, hear me out.

One of the game's main messages, at least I think, is that we seek for help that's already in front of us. And if Mark were not to end up with Nicole, then it just goes to show that Mark has moved on from his mother's death by confiding in the people that already care for him, that are already there, in this case his friends Cathy, Ridel, and whatnot. (Idk if I wanna include Mark's dad since he is also struggling to accept the mother's death)

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for Marcole, but js the way the game plays out and the whispers I've heard abt the dlc (I don't fully know whether the DLC is for Marcole or against it, I'll js have to play the dlc). Overall looking foward to the dlc and i hope it changes my mind.

If you had to leave the life of the person you love, would you still confess? Or if the person you love has to leave your life, would you confess?

It might seem like an easy question to answer for some people, but in reality, it's a lot harder than most people think. We're talking abt genuine love, not some little crush you have on some pretty girl or handsome boy. No would be a logical answer; avoid further hurting your feelings and potentially theirs. But there are people, including me, who would prefer closure. Something that people don't take to account as well is that love makes you do illogical things, confessing in this situation might not feel right, but at the same time it does feel right. Feel right as in being true to your feelings.

First of all, is chemistry needed to take or go into Architectural Engineering, and if so, if I have already chosen my subject for IGCSE (that doesn't include chemistry) do I really have no chance to get into AE?

Second, the two subjects that I have taken that are primarily aimed at architecture are physics and the arts. Are those two subjects, along with maths, enough to major in architecture?

Lastly, from what i know, AE as a job is more stable and financially well off, is it really that good of a job? If so is it THAT much better than being an architect?