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[She sounds quite level.]So I've been asking around about that new game that debuted that makes people forget who they are and sticks them someplace new. You all know what I'm talking about? The horror game

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[madeinoblivion]

The one at ZipZ? I got dared at work to try and play it, but I'm pretty sure I'm still banned from the arcade.

...that much math makes my head spin, Rin. Did they give you that problem in school?

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I just took it on motivated by curiosity, I guess.

[madeinoblivion]

I don't think I could ever get that curious about a bunch of numbers.

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When it comes to what might have us here, I'm curious.

[madeinoblivion]

What might have us? You mean the Core? I don't think it's actually hooked up to any SERO machine.

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I wouldn't necessarily expect SERO and AGI to actually have any part in this.

[madeinoblivion]

Well the game's at SERO's arcade, you said, right?

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I didn't say anything about where the game was...

It's all speculation anyway, so never mind that. I might go see the game though.

[madeinoblivion]

Then I heard someone else talking about it-

"The horror experience"? Hah. Bet it's nothing.

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I wanna see how good it is at actually making you feel like you're someone else.

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That's not something I'm too thrilled they're playing around with.

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I can't say I like it either. I don't even like that those games exist.

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If you could go in there, and figure out how to break it...

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That wouldn't stop anything, they already know how to make it. All it would do is get me in trouble.

[madeinoblivion]

So it's too late- the only thing to do about SERO is hope their scientists get distracted playing arcade games to invent anything worse.

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I would hope the games themselves aren't leading up to any menacing plot, at least.

I think it would be a bit too obvious anyway.