Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life [22] - End of Chapter 2

Winter 1-10, Year 2: We spend 3 hours playing the whole season and trim it down to the highlights. Thus ends Chapter 2, "Branching".
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[lovettgamez]

Loving the series Bill. The Admins at Lovettganez are watching it on a tv, but hoped on my phone just to leave the comment. Keep it up, you make awesome content.

[francisnguyen]

Good afternoon, Good Old Days Gaming. What an awesome end of the second chapter.

[ActiveAdvocate]

In the present here, batten down your hatches tonight (Sept. 26), Bill: there's a hurricane coming in. I know you probably already know that, but you got anywhere underground you can hang out? Florida's going to get it the worst, but Georgia's not far from there.

[sithlordmikeyp]

Hope you pick this one back up sometime! I'll be curious to see what the next couple chapters entail. Though, in the GCN version, I swear some chapters had multiple years, so I'm surprised seeing Benjamin grow up in Year 3. I never got past Year 2 myself, but I recall reading that Chapter 2 had two years. Hope your jobs are going well for ya, buddy.

[ActiveAdvocate]

1. Only 3:41, but I know because of the time rollover of the days, you personally have been going for a while. Three days would be, like, almost 40 minutes.
2. I do like thatr second song of Gustafa's better. He WILL play that one in normal times as well, but I speculated in a previous video whether he also gets better at what he does throughout the years in this game. Maybe he does and he learns new songs?
3. THEY LEFT HIM AT HOME ALONE? Look, okay, I know this one woman who works at a daycare, and any time a kid is left alone and without adult supervision, they have to write up the staff of the entire room the kid is in as a serious occurrence. You can get major fines for that kind of behaviour, and it looks bad on the centre ass a whole.
4. Is that a northern accent thing? I mean north in America. You say "forward" kind of oddly: I've noticed it before. Where I'm from in Canada, we pronounce both Rs, but you kind of say "FOE-ward" like that. Different words will rhyme in different accents, eh, so for you, "scored" would ALMOST rhyme with that (not quite), but definitely not on this part of the continent. I wonder if that's more of an eastern seaboard thing, since I THINK you said you're originally from Jersey.
5. Oh wait, Taka looked after him. Duh. XD
6. You know how, when you're a little kid, you mispronounce words? The first time my sister saw the word "pint" written out, she thought it rhymed with "hint, " which MAKES SENSE, thank you English language. I was kind of the reverse: I thought for the longest time that the word for the squiggly things that come out of your hands was "thinger, " and then I get to kindergarten, see it written out in a book, and I REMEMBER, clearly, my little four year old child brain going, "It's an F???" And the light shone down from Heaven. "What happened next? Well, in Whoville, they say, Lilly's small brain grew THREE sizes that day." XD
7. At the point where you asked? 13:14.
8. MONTHS?! Oy...though I hear what you mean. You CAN do more with the farm as you get richer, obviously.