Sim Hater Tries Lobotomy Corporation, Should I Refund It

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• CO

  @cooldog2636 · 4 months ago

  He fits in the community, he doesn’t read at all

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• AN

  @Anvilest · 4 months ago

  Feeling bad for employees is your first and you most fatal mistake

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• TH

  @TheNikola2018 · 4 months ago

  btw also lobotomy corporation originally was also a failed kickstarter but the ceo just said fuh and decided to make it with his friend despite this

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• MR

  @MrRat-y6o · 4 months ago

  Bro didn’t read any guidelines. He’s already one if us😭

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• AU

  @Auuren · 4 months ago (edited)

  Not reading the abnormality containment procedures after unlocking it and then sending all your agents to supress the bird is surely something... but hey congrats you offically became a Project Moon fan (we can&apos;t read)<br><br>Edit: There is a button called &quot;Manual&quot; ontop of the screen before the day start pressing it will give you most the info you need to know

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• DR

  @dragon_master9335 · 4 months ago

  He literally has the managerial guidelines, refuses to read them, and hits PBird😭✌️

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• KU

  @Kuvalda-w6w · 4 months ago

  The usual behavior of a manager in Lobotomy:<br> Has something bad happened? Has someone died? <br>Restart the day until you get an good one result.

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• SA

  @Sared1017 · 4 months ago

  I haven’t seen someone have such a harsh start, tryharding day 4 is insane

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• ME

  @mewdufad · 4 months ago

  The sleeper agents will be here shortly.

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• CA

  @cats77364 · 4 months ago

  no, in fact you should buy a copy for each of your friends

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• UR

  @uruburus5203 · 4 months ago

  This was hillarious, watching him lock in for easily the most harmless abnos in the game, he should continue this as a series if you ask me

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• JA

  @JannetFenix · 4 months ago (edited)

  The game that, in it&apos;s seemingly simplicity, plays you like a fiddle. This isn&apos;t torture, it&apos;s test of willpower.<br>You have infinite attempts to retry, and no shame in doing so - you know mistakes will happen. Failures are an option - but giving up is not. You will come back, in a day, a week, a year, and try again, because there isn&apos;t shame in losing to your demons - there&apos;s one in refusig to face them.<br><br>From the first cutscene and the first time something that you weren&apos;t warned about happens, You are made aware that you are not on stable ground. You are fighting to wrestle control from crises, hold things together as they continuously try to fall apart.<br>And you are made aware - through the gameplay - that your progress is not measured in milestones reached, but in how much more prepared and consistent you get at doing that. It costs MANY trials and errors, lost progress, moments of feeling you have it, only for the fabric to fray more and more. And you slowly realize it: the things you have to deal with in your life won&apos;t ever get easier to deal with - you will get better at dealing with them.<br>This is not a game - it&apos;s a representation of therapy itself. Of growth.<br><br>I genuinely hope you will try to finish it - if not for the video, then for yourself, because in story &nbsp;(really complex and convoluted plot) and ludonarrative in it can be only compared to things like original Pathologic.

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