My PC was doing the win10 version of blue screen last year. It was a combo of a bad hard drive and memory. That machine was made for playing Skyrim so yeah it was time to update.
@asgth th: It is not really per playthrough. 9S is indeed a major character in the first playthrough, but not always present. The second playthrough lets you see what he was up to when 2B and 9S were seperated, which in turn sets up the second half of the game (which is not just a new playthrough.)
@asgth th: From what I understand 9S is a tagalong to the main character, so having him be the main character in play through 2 is meant to throw the player for a loop
You're making a biiiiiiiiiiiig mistake by missing out on 2/3 of the game (not even counting the repeated content), which is like 10 times better than the 1st playthrough. Also you're missing out on controlling the 2nd waifu (and an actual GOOD ending Jo, you like those!), so... your choice.
Jo, your computer blue screening normally just means it needs the cache to be cleaned and the disc to be defragmented. At worse, you need an OS disc to do a repair.
You don't need to worry about a singe Blue Screen Jo!
My computer use to Blue Screen All the time in Uni, turns out it was the Wifi messing with my Anti-virus.
If it pops up again, take a picture and look up the error code, it could be something easily fixable.
9S is quite annoying and the gameplay change from hack and slash to boring hack mini-game is also quite annoying, but the things that are revealed in the moments 9S and 2B are separated and the following two playthroughs are pretty damn amazing. Even 9S stops being a little shit.
2nd playthrough is a chore at first, best part is the hacking music transition, but it gets better later. Just skip side quests and you'll be done in couple of hours.
