It's great advice for your player character, the "Last Castoff"-the leftover body of a Changing God who switches hosts every decade or so-who starts the game off on an alien world, in an amnesiac haze. "Go with the flow" is especially good advice for Torment in a variety of different ways. What makes a great RPG is being able to or say whatever you might want to, and the game accepts and even encourages that. It's the dream of freedom of choice, as promised by Torment's predecessor Planescape: Torment as well as games like the Fallout and Deus Ex series. It's the sort of game where you're given a set of choices, every single choice seems viable, and the game responds and validates the choice you made. At times, Torment: Tides of Numenera feels like the perfect role-playing game.
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