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"71% of [school shooters] were victims of bullying". " 87% of school shooting perpetrators left behind evidence that they were victims of severe bullying". So yes bullying is a major reason why school shootings occur.
Secondly, how is this game misogynistic? The game does not have a single message regarding gender, but I guess you just thought it looked like a cool word so you put it in without even knowing what the words means Please refrain from posting stupid reviews in the future.
Oh god, Twitter is leaking again....
Ikr, why would anybody blame those who got shot?
What I don't like is the idea of both the introvert supposedly somehow finding it in himself to reveal to just plain anyone at all the desire to commit to a shooting, which to me as an introvert is already WTF, but also feeling such a strong need to find a friend, within a certain time frame to boot (which is likely just because vidya gaemz, but I digress). As much as I get people are different, when I was a bullied introvert, I didn't want a special person to talk to so much as I wanted the bullying to stop and for people to leave me alone; after so much negative sensory input I wanted less social interaction, not more. If not for that reason, a bullied person may reject friendship out of paranoia as well. Otherwise, friends can still be helpful, but they don't fully counteract ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, they serve the same purpose as putting a band-aid on a broken leg, well-intentioned but ultimately not very effective. At best, a friend could hold the plan off for a bit, and if a shooter feels their friend is legit about their friendship then they probably won't shoot their friend, but if this person is already set on shooting people, he would need proper intervention and counseling, or would just be set on doing it regardless of when and how.
Also, bullies are themselves perpetrators of negative behaviour. So the OP is already engaging in victim blaming themself. Claiming the bullies carry no responsibility is just as wrong, school shooters generally don't act without reason.
Lastly, i don't get why this game is called Introvert. That doesn't seem to have anything to do with the actual message, nor does it appear to be presented accurately.
Bullying is bad. But killing people is worse.