SeokJin hesitates over the invasion of privacy but decides to read it since he needs all the information that he can gather. He continues on, finding the book Cosmos by Carl Sagan and a notebook. If the player chooses to open it, he sees a strange shard of glass inside that may belong to a car or motorcycle headlight. SeokJin locates something bundled in newspapers. SeokJin enters the small employee break room which serves as NamJoon’s living space when he’s not at the container, hoping to find some clues about his friend’s life.
Before SeokJin can dig deeper in their conversation, NamJoon is called away by his boss. “It’s been a while,” he greets (as he does at the end of the Blood Sweat & Tears Japanese version MV). This is their first time meeting since they both returned to Songju, although SeokJin has experienced it in many loops already. With this in mind, SeokJin heads to Naeri Gas Station during the day and tries to engage NamJoon. I’d love to hear if you have theories of your own! I think it is reasonable to interpret the simple branching paths in the game as alternatives SeokJin has explored across multiple loops in his struggle to find the “right” way forward. It echoes the “countless loops” SeokJin has experienced in an effort to save his friends, the choices he must make at every crossroad, and the butterfly effect those actions have on all of their lives. But I do feel that this mechanism fits the BU narrative.
But no matter what the rather overzealous marketing has claimed, I don’t believe that the canon ending of BU is ever meant to be in the audience’s control. I don’t fault anyone for wanting that happy ending-I wish for it, too. Many users expressed excitement, through words or memes, about finally being able to give the boys the happy ending they deserved.
#RUN OMNIDISKSWEEPER AS ROOT HOW TO#
Previous threads from years ago talk about simply mounting the iPhone's root filesystem on the computer and running OmniDiskSweeper from there, but this seems to have become impossible in recent years - any more recent threads on how to mount the root file system insist that it's now only possible to do so via WebDAV or another protocol which crucially doesn't give applications on the computer the ability to peruse the directories in the usual way.I say this partially in reaction to all of the comments and tweets I read for the game trailers and even Smeraldo Book twitter’s choose-your-own-adventure style teasers with The Notes 2 excerpts released last summer. OmniDiskSweeper has none of these issues.
#RUN OMNIDISKSWEEPER AS ROOT FULL#
I've been trying to find out which app is causing such appalling storage overrun on my iPhone and it's painfully frustrating (the usual story of "other" storage eating up more than half of the total after trying every possible way of clearing it short of a full restore) and at this point I'd very much like to run something like OmniDiskSweeper which shows in detail which directories are largest and allows you to go into them and subsequently see which files within those directories are largest.įileZa has been the closest thing to this so far but it's frustrating in several ways - it's difficult to see the full path to large files and it doesn't show the total size of directories in its file listing or include that when you decide to order by size, meaning you have to click into the info for each one to see this.
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