Noir story in a cyberpunk dystopia. Four types of endings: deaths, bad endings, good endings, and one perfect ending. See if you can find them all, it shouldn't be too hard. Endings are tracked using the score variable: zero means death, one means bad, two means good, three means perfect.

Special thanks to:
Tim36D - For listening to me ramble on about the idea, making suggestions, and writing a few pages.
ISentinelPenguinI - For playtesting.

Finally, if you notice any bugs, please PM me and I'll get to work on them as soon as I can (though I do believe they've all been worked out, can never be too sure).

UPDATE 6/20/2018: Replaced the link for the music due to the video being pulled from YouTube.
UPDATE 2/3/2019: Minor edits, original link for music is back up so I changed it back. Added the Anti-Hero tag.

The community.

Do you have a better list?

I have been asked to share this because we were talking about disney in the Discord. Feel free to create your own. Be Warned: There's a lot and you might go on a trip down memory lane.

https://tiermaker.com/create/disney-animated-movies-319669

I like how the drawing of the guy looks like it's being crushed.

In season 2, seems like it WAS a single clan thing.

Good job, past me. Pretty smart.

Your alliteration skills are confusing me, science wizard.

Not necessarily. I mean, random beneficial mutations just occur. So some bears were living up north, bein bears, and then one day a bear baby is born with white fur. Turns out that it was such a good one that it lived long enough to spread the mutation around. I'm not sure if that really counts as selection pressure, because I'm sure the bears were doing fine before they were white, so there wasn't really any pressure from obvious negative traits. It just sorta happened.

No, no, they clearly said in the other thread that it was about the air pressure being different at the arctic. Which is just false. Even linked to a news article and everything, that got their sources from an internet forum.

And if it was Selection Pressure, the white fur wasn't because of pressure from another inherently bad trait like selection pressure requires, it was just normal evolutionary natural selection that developed over time as they adapted to their surroundings.

Pressure doesn't even have anything to do with polar bears being white.

I like Fallout so I liked this also. It wasn't too great, but I could feel the heart put into it, both the original and the rewrite.

Thumbs up from me.