Escape
Make for
Make for verb - Cause to happen or to occur as a consequence.
Both terms in one sentence
- Ending C (Complete all Chapters, kill Gary): Nick, Annie, Dick, and Isabela make for their escape, but the plane stalls.
Source: Multiple Endings - Sword of the Stars: While human and Zuul ships need to make for a node to escape, the other races have to make a seemingly arbitrary distance from enemy ships before they can retreat.
Source: No Warping Zone -
Sometimes you want the villain to escape or have the villain realize that his evil ways are wrong and become a good guy, but not this time, usually because it would make for an unsatisfying ending or would just take up too much time.
Source: Humiliation Conga
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