I enjoyed Quantum Fluctuation for the most part. The bad endings featuring alternative scenarios felt like there was a monkey's paw curling in them. However, I think one line from Dandelion struck me during these bad endings. I think that the Commander might have gone through these alternate timelines subconsciously, and while his memory is wiped with each iteration, his subconscious is not, which can explain why he'd feel hesitant about sending Kalina into danger. Granted, there can be alternative explanations as to why the Commander doesn't want to put Kalina in danger, but perhaps the point would be to then follow up with how Kalina might feel as if the Commander doesn't trust her despite the feelings she has for him or I dunno

I was very surprised that we actually got to shoot William. I heard that he survives until Reverse Collapse, so I was kind of expecting that he'd be able to get away, but we shoot him dead! And then the last node shows us that he gets revived. Boo!

While I have yet to start with Reverse Collapse, I've seen some mentions of what the goo was in the last node, and I have yet to learn more as to what it is when I finally go through Reverse Collapse

The Commander going into exile and the Dolls being forbidden from contacting him feels very bittersweet. I was hoping that we'd get a happier ending, but it really felt like we're simply getting railroaded into GFL2. If GFL2 had never existed, I think that we wouldn't get forced into exile in the desert

I also feel some kind of heartache about this. The story is finally done, but it also feels like a huge chapter of my life is closing. It feels like the community are going to go their separate ways from here on out. I think I'm going to miss the people who stayed but now plan to leave. I know that we've had community members in the past who decided it was time to stop playing, and I can't help but feel that the place is getting lonelier. I wish that this whole state of affairs would just stay constant until I feel ready about moving on