I like to PLAY my videogames, not live them. I mean, I'd be down to live in a few games but not Detroit: Become Human or The Outer Worlds. I feel like only a handful of years ago we worried automation would put factory workers out of jobs, now its AI for college educated positions. Dystopian much?

Not to mention other common game subplot, shady company is polluting or destroying the environment and the player has to stop them? We still haven't found an environmentally safe or ethically safe way to power these data centers. Can't we at least work on that before widespread implementation?

I can't speak for how it ends since if you are watching you are on this journey with me as I experience it (mostly) for the first time. But I can tell you I will probably replay it in the future if I am going through a hard time again. Sorry for the long speech and see you in stream!

this game really kind of captures that feeling. The topic is sad, but its also comforting and beautiful and has its fair amount of humor and task management to smooth the rough edges of your feelings.

But that is what makes games like this one so valuable, honestly. In this game, you hear about their lives before. The good, the bad, all handled with care. I've said this a couple times, but if you have ever had a really bad day, after after you dried your tears had a comfort food or warm drink-

They both struggled with addiction, didn't know how to talk about their feelings in a healthy way, and struggled to ask for help. Grieving these losses were harder than I expected them to be. Its part of why I took so much time on and off since starting streaming on this account. I still struggle.