Can someone please explain the difference to me?

[Truly Eternal]

Hey! Hope you're enjoying yourself. So I got to know about Pokemon rejuvenation only a few days ago and the game is TOTALLY INSANE. It's probably the best fangame ever made. In some posts I noticed the words 'Paragon' and 'Renegade', can anyone of you explain to me what these words mean? I would really appreciate it

[GreyRavensong]

They are different story paths depending on certain factors and a major choice late game, you can only do renegade if you actively know how to pursue that path with outside info imo, the requirements are kinda annoying. (Good thing I have no interest in that route lol, I don’t like bad endings) that’s all I can really say since u haven’t played renegade route and I don’t wanna spoil any story stuff. If you wanna know more there’s always videos showcasing each route on YouTube and guides on how to get each on the rejuvenation subreddit.

[MistakesMade]

So to do my best to not spoil anything. Paragon is basically the main route; any choices made will not take you off this path unless you hit the specific requirements for Renegade. To actually do the renegade route, just be as mean as possible. The little notes you see above a character's head when you make certain decisions are either +x relationship points, or -x relationship points. The less relationship points the better, (at least if you intend to do the renegade route). Or if you don't want all that hastle, just use the terajeruma password, after your first playthrough of course, and pick the renegade option. -100 renegade points (accrued by having poor relationships and other stuff that gets kind of spoilery), and -5 relationship points to every character.