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UPDATE - SUNDAY MARCH 15 @ 5PM PACIFICThis is a new version with added context in my voice overs. My original script should have expanded on the current situation at ZAUM, and how I feel about their situation leading up to the launch of Zero Parades.

Hello my Early Access darlings,

It's finally here. The final episode in our series on Disco Elysium.

In it we cover the fallout from the firings of Robert, Rostov & Helen, how the lawsuits have shaped perception of the fallout, and what comes next for everyone affected - fans and developers alike.

This is basically locked, I may tweak some color and other quality things, but it's good to go.

It's been a real journey putting this together, and I really appreciate all your patience as we finally got it all out. We hope we told a story that resonates with fans of this wonderful game.

Let us know what you think.

Danny

Files

[EARLY ACCESS] The Making of Disco Elysium: Part Six - Aftermath

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Comments

Ellis

Stunned (and yet, not entirely surprised) at how good this series has been. Both bittersweet and deeply interesting, and I can only speak for myself in that I think this is a classic in the making for Noclip, and a series we'll be talking about for years to come. Well done, team!

Mark van Dijken

Great ending to this amazing series. while the future of Elysium is uncertain, tha fact that most of the people involved are still making games fills me with hope.

Sara S

Incredibly grateful for this fantastic series. Thank you to the whole noclip team for capturing this fascinating, tragic, beautiful story so well.

Janders

What a great series!

James

Rostov: “…and I get to say I have enemies now” (big grin) Give this man his own show!

Fullmetal

Foundational work here team. The brutal transparency you added around the ongoing court cases especially was truly refreshing. This is why I support the Patreon; NoClip’s ability to step back from the sensationalist headlines and bombastic media-esque approach is what is so sorely needed now.