Hi Gaia! Thanks for bringing this question to us, as we're very happy to clarify anything here!
This would not prevent any of the three brothers from participating in the game as a whole, as we would never want to lay down those restrictions - especially since the game is very young! Our design behind this plot is to give the three of you a lead to chase, and that lead will be one that occasionally - or frequently, depending on further actions taken - bites back. Any of the three would be able to go about life as usual. Consider it a case of making a very powerful enemy in a surprising place, but we would never want to inhibit agency on the part of anyone involved. In fact, we would be happy to work with you on just how inconvenient Maeda and her connections are in game, though that inconvenience will ramp up depending on the response in return to her after that initial confrontation.
Primarily, we want to do something that is more fun for everyone involved. We're not being vague for the sake of being vague; instead, it's because we have the barebones of a future plot laid out. It's one that's flexible beyond the initial choices that already took place.
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This would not prevent any of the three brothers from participating in the game as a whole, as we would never want to lay down those restrictions - especially since the game is very young! Our design behind this plot is to give the three of you a lead to chase, and that lead will be one that occasionally - or frequently, depending on further actions taken - bites back. Any of the three would be able to go about life as usual. Consider it a case of making a very powerful enemy in a surprising place, but we would never want to inhibit agency on the part of anyone involved. In fact, we would be happy to work with you on just how inconvenient Maeda and her connections are in game, though that inconvenience will ramp up depending on the response in return to her after that initial confrontation.
Primarily, we want to do something that is more fun for everyone involved. We're not being vague for the sake of being vague; instead, it's because we have the barebones of a future plot laid out. It's one that's flexible beyond the initial choices that already took place.