Was it, effectively, that you saw the absence of any code or issues with their accounts that would produce the output those users claimed they were experiencing?
Fragment is an interesting game, and I only have free time.
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( It's the year 2000, so phone cameras aren't great for the general public - but they're better if you're rich. It's a photo taken from a higher vantage point, a pedestrian cliffside, and pointed down at a quiet alcove formed by the rocks on the beach a little below. There are palm trees that cast shade along the sand, and a surprising amount of greenery. At shadiest spot sit two medium-sized dogs in a spooning position, looking out at the tide coming in some dozen feet ahead. )
( fair wages for letting mithrun heckle him with questions )
There are a lot of dogs in my area. You can usually see people take their dogs into the ocean with them. They doggypaddle to keep up with their owners.
Sometimes they'll dress them up in swimsuits, even though dogs don't need them.
He wonders if Hien being conscientious means he registers as a small animal to Hien, or if Hien can not mind people on occasion. The probabilities are neck and neck. )
All right. I think I've been logging out less frequently, recently.
( It's wrecked hell on the basic eating and sleeping routines his carer's carefully instilled in Mithrun. rip to that. )
There's still something I can only do in real life. But Fragment is interesting in a way reality isn't.
( All the people he knows are here, for one, and he can do something worthwhile with his time. )
That's the appeal of virtual reality games. I'm glad you understand that. Hopefully Fragment can help you achieve the thing you want to do in real life.
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The scenery is quite nice, isn't it? For the people who'd like to cleanse their sins to a bunch of pixels.
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Don't believe everything you read on the internet.
[ He knows what Mithrun is trying to get at... ]
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Why intervene if none of it was true?
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( To which CC Corp had a similar response. )
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( It's the year 2000, so phone cameras aren't great for the general public - but they're better if you're rich. It's a photo taken from a higher vantage point, a pedestrian cliffside, and pointed down at a quiet alcove formed by the rocks on the beach a little below. There are palm trees that cast shade along the sand, and a surprising amount of greenery. At shadiest spot sit two medium-sized dogs in a spooning position, looking out at the tide coming in some dozen feet ahead. )
I took this next to my house.
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TWO DOGS!!!
Hien saves this picture. Thanks, Mithrun. ]
It's a nice photo.
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There are a lot of dogs in my area. You can usually see people take their dogs into the ocean with them. They doggypaddle to keep up with their owners.
Sometimes they'll dress them up in swimsuits, even though dogs don't need them.
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It looks like you live in a rich area. Beachside locations are costly.
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I do. I was born into wealth. My parents set me up at this location for the time being. But my family lives elsewhere.
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[ Yeah.
Anyway. ]
Sounds like a lot of freedom.
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The main thing I work at can only progress very slowly. So I don't have much to do offline.
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He wonders if Hien being conscientious means he registers as a small animal to Hien, or if Hien can not mind people on occasion. The probabilities are neck and neck. )
All right. I think I've been logging out less frequently, recently.
( It's wrecked hell on the basic eating and sleeping routines his carer's carefully instilled in Mithrun. rip to that. )
There's still something I can only do in real life. But Fragment is interesting in a way reality isn't.
( All the people he knows are here, for one, and he can do something worthwhile with his time. )
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That's the appeal of virtual reality games. I'm glad you understand that. Hopefully Fragment can help you achieve the thing you want to do in real life.
Is there anything else you wanted to ask me?
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Maybe.
What memory did you see when we looked at the mirrors?
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[ That should be easy enough to summarize, right? He doesn't seem too curious about it, at least, not anymore. ]
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A bit of a gap before he replies. That Hien doesn't sound curious doesn't really reassure him. It's not like it's hard to look things up. )
Do you care what I saw?
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