>game gives you an option to escape dungeons that is commercially available
>there will invariably be a plot point or canon death that could be dodged just by using the escape option...
Why?

>>3792823 (OP)
>game gives you an option to escape dungeons that is commercially available
>conveniently it doesnt work when the game wants you to backtrack a little to hit an event trigger instead of just escaping the dungeon

>>3792823 (OP)
>>3792848
I’ll take these over Bethesda’s approach of
>oh this mechanic doesn’t really work with the way I structured my quest
>lets remove the mechanic entirely
>>agreed

>character's use escape ability in cutscene

>>3792874
Yes but, for example, comparing having your finger broken as more preferable to a full hand amputation is factual, but neither is desirable.

>>3792823 (OP)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkyPSLMSoQI

>>3792937
The escaplumbers' union has spoken, sire.

>>3792823 (OP)

>>3792888
I can only think of two times this happened, one being Phantasy Star 4 (Chaz uses Hinas to escape Zio after the first encounter, though it's not named as such) and... I think Golden Sun.

>>3793447
People use escape ropes in cutscenes in Pokemon.

>>3793447
Pretty sure it's done in one or more of the Dragon Quest games too.

>>3793447
It happens in Lufia 2
There's also instances of using sleep magic in cutscenes to knock someone out.
AND there's a light spell that's literally only used in cutscenes. You can't cast it yourself even tho it's right there in the spell list.

>>3792874
I think it's actually pretty based that the final villain of Morrowind is aware of transportation-based magic and mocks you if you thought he didn't think of a counter.

>>3792888
>>character's
So what does your singular character own, ESL faggot?

>>3793626
you're mom, bitch

>>3793631
don't call your mother a bitch, young man

>>3793594
I wonder if he thought of a counter or if whatever shit is going on with the Heart just blocks that shit.