Should I Report Nathan?

When It Makes Sense

• Good fit: You play with a strong moral compass and want your in‑game actions to reflect that, so reporting Nathan aligns with your personal values and the role‑playing experience you seek.
• Good fit: You are replaying the story to explore alternate outcomes and want to see how the narrative branches when authority figures intervene, making the report a useful experiment.

When You Should Avoid It

• Warning sign: You are close to a pivotal cutscene that could be skipped or altered irreversibly if you report Nathan, and you fear missing essential plot points.
• Warning sign: You are uncertain about the game’s mechanics for reporting and worry that it could lock you out of later choices or achievements, so you should pause and research first.

Pros and Cons

Pros

• It reinforces a consistent moral stance, making your playthrough feel authentic to your personal ethics.
• It can trigger unique dialogue and scenes that reveal hidden aspects of other characters, enriching the story.

Cons

• Reporting may close off certain narrative branches, preventing you from experiencing alternative storylines.
• The action could affect in‑game relationships, leading to unforeseen consequences for future decisions.

Decision Checklist

• Do I want my character’s actions to mirror my own moral priorities, even if it changes the story?
• Am I prepared to accept any story branches or achievements I might lose by reporting?
• Have I consulted community guides or game resources to understand the exact impact of reporting Nathan?

Alternatives to Consider

If you are hesitant to report Nathan, you could instead observe the situation without intervening, allowing the narrative to unfold naturally. Another option is to use a save‑file before the decision, giving you the flexibility to try both outcomes and compare their effects. Some players also choose to role‑play a neutral stance, focusing on later choices that have clearer consequences.

Final Recommendation

Report Nathan if staying true to a consistent moral framework is a priority for your playthrough and you are comfortable with possible narrative changes. If you value exploring every storyline or are unsure about the consequences, consider saving before the decision or observing the scene first. As always, for any technical concerns (e.g., save‑file corruption), consult the game’s support resources or community forums.