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I can't stress enough how much I actually love this game. The text is a little too small to read though. It would be vastly improved if it was bigger!

Thanks, I hate it

Keep up the good work comrade

This game is really nice in its story, humor, and gameplay, but I especially love the characters- they all feel like believable people with not only personalities but different social bubbles, cliques, slangs and hobbies. And I don't mean this as saying they're stereotyped or anything- it's just interesting to see a game where some of the characters know and use the words "DILF" and "MILF" while others have no idea what that is and get weirded out.

It makes the world feel much realer, and the slight alienation of some people just having lifestyles with no overlap to yours rather fits the struggle of a shy man who only really knows the internet. And yet...

The only thing that frankly bothered me was how obnoxious and immensely immature James acted in the wrong answers. The man breaks a store's shelf trying to convince the cashier to let him not play, runs away, and refuses to admit he did anything wrong, inserts himself into a woman's routine, harrasses her over not having the same hobby as he does, and leaves convinced that she was rude and he did nothing wrong. It feels like when the women refuse James they're dodging a bullet, and like the good ending is just delaying the inevitable trainwreck this man will be. It's just. Odd.