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Why can't other games ask such philosophical questions?

Why can't other games truly make you question not only yourself and your morals but also your entire life?

I played through the most recent story earlier and was BLOWN AWAY by this white text on a black screen.

Thoughts??
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>>736420092
Gacha sludge needs to be exiled to >>>/vmg/.
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>Wuwa
>Deep writing
READ A FUCKING BOOK



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