>>149979081
>At this point he just gave up, but the rules and systems he made in ten seconds basically gave everyone except Ragatha a great time.
Honestly that might be the must damaging thing, which he didn't bother to notice because he got distracted with setting his little self-sucking award show (which blew in his face, thanks committee), because it shows he is really good at doing small scale activities with less fanfare like, y'know, a true minigame, but he has run over himself to the ground trying to be experimental with more and more complex story ideas that are too grand for his own game development skills and he is currently the most advanced version of himself if he fo by how his model have changed through the game's history. He holds himself to an impossible standard and goes by the idea that the better he is at handling graphics and fanfare then his little games should be as complex and convoluted story-wise to balance them. This line of thinking is the game killer in the game industry.