>>96865972
It had some promise of doing representing a supply/demand economy, but ultimately it was tuned off a disconnect action(building). I enjoyed my plays, but it's not well balanced and is ultimately forgettable.

>>58176245
>"Thank you for treating me like a human," she wrote on the tablet.
>You didn't know how to reply to that.
>"No need to thank me; I'm just doing my job," you replied.
>She stared at you in a way that said, "You really had to use that generic ass line?"
>Fortunately, not soon after, a smile returned to her face.
>You had gotten an idea for at least a temporary way to help her.
>"How about we exchange our phone numbers or contacts on social media? So you could have some contact with someone you could trust." you sugested.
>She entered her mind to weigh the pros and cons of your suggestion.
>It took about a minute for her to make her mind up on the matter.
>"You won't give up easily, will you? I accept your offer," she presented it on her tablet with a smile.
>As you were about to shake hands with her, she jumped and put her arms around your neck in a hug before shortly letting go.
>She wrote her phone number down on her tablet, and you saved it to your phone.
>You called the number to check if there were no mistakes, and as expected, her phone started to ring.
>This made you remember something.
>You forgot to ask her if she has a way of supporting herself financially.
>"So... I forgot to ask you something. Do you have enough money to support yourself?" you asked.
>She waved her hand and started writing.
>"Don't worry, I still have some money saved up. And if push comes to shove, I can do some remote work," she wrote.
>"And besides, I'm now smaller, so I need less stuff." she added with a smile on her face.
>Well at least she seems to be more accepting of her situation.

>>96335526
You got any more room under that rock? >>96335594 has the right of it, and it was a Big Thing.