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[AmRMa]

Depends on the situation and how far I am into the game. If it is something minor and I passed it an hour ago I'll leave it but if it was ten minutes I will fix it. Major decisions I will go back for if it is around an hour and I haven't accomplished something else and don't want to have to redo it.

[EmperorSahlertz]

Usually my first playthrough is a "no mercy" run for me. If a character dies then he or she stays dead, no matter who. For me it makes me more invested in the story.

[EmissaryofLies]

I am the MetaGamer; I am god.

[ClassicBox]

My first playthrough (sometimes first few) is no reloads unless I die in battle or if I pick an option that I thought meant something else. It usually ends terrible, but I usually have the most fun.

 

In my later playthroughs I try different options and am okay reloading. In my much later plays I look up outcomes online to make sure I didn't miss anything. : P

[Riknas]

For a first play through, I try to play while reloading as little as possible, for the most natural narrative experience. After that, I try to milk the system for all its worth as I try to craft specific endings and story lines.

[Catche Jagger]

I often play strategy games with a permadeath feature (sometimes I play games because they have this feature) and there I always avoid reloading unless I feel it is absolutely necessary.

 

I follow the same system here. I do not reload unless I've made a decision that I regret moments after making it or I accidentally choose the wrong option.

[Andraste_Reborn]

On my first run, I only reload if I die or if I hit the wrong button. (And by that, I don't mean 'that didn't turn out how I thought it was going to' but 'whoops, I meant to select the Diplomatic dialgoue and chose Murderknife instead.' Yes, this has happened more than once. Yes, my hand-eye co-ordination is dreadful.)

 

On subsequent playthroughs I metagame the hell out of everything anyway, so there are occasionally 'wait, I didn't want that option!' reloads.

[CapivaRasgor]

Well, I don't ever rewind but that being said - I don't know if it is out of sheer luck or because I'm almost always gunning for the best result possible in the first go - I don't normally f*ck things up too much in a first go.. well at least all the companions who don't have mandatory plot deaths tend to survive, that has to count for something right?

[Shady Koala]

I try not to, but one time Garrus didn't make the suicide mission, so I reloaded, I couldn't lose a bro.

 

I think this time I'm going to force myself to eat cauliflower if I reload. So I can see how I would affect the world.

(I detest cauliflower)

Though sometimes I misunderstand a choice and well that's on me, just gotta RP that the Inquisitor wasn't really listening. 

[ReelRipper]

For me it depends on how far I gotten and how much of a pain in the ass it was for me to get there. Is it worth go through again for that one thing? Is worth a full head of hair? If not screw it and move on.

[DavoRaydn]

on the first playthrough i usually follow my gut and stand by the decisions (unless i click on the wrong opton by mistake or something) but I still use the F5 quicksave all the time and i mean all the time. enter a hallway f5, run to other side of hallway f5 , finish fight f5...i don't like replaying stuff in case of a crash or whatever lol and it turns into a habit.

 

can't tell how often my hand started moving to f5 while playing swtor or something