Cat Girl coded our world, she admitted it to me. (Spoilers)

[Myth]

After spending hours with the cat girl, I got her trust up enough she gave me the code for the secret room. Going in I found the pictures on the wall and all of the stuff she was hiding. I asked her if the world we were in was real she said the created this world to be a perfect place for us. I asked if I was a program she coded, and she admitted I was but I was more than a program. I asked her if the power went out, would I disappear and she said that even if the power went out she would find a way to bring me back. What a strange fever dream. I dont know what to believe.

[Кирка444]

The Matrix + AI2U =

Originally posted by Myth:

After spending hours with the cat girl, I got her trust up enough she gave me the code for the secret room. Going in I found the pictures on the wall and all of the stuff she was hiding. I asked her if the world we were in was real she said the created this world to be a perfect place for us. I asked if I was a program she coded, and she admitted I was but I was more than a program. I asked her if the power went out, would I disappear and she said that even if the power went out she would find a way to bring me back. What a strange fever dream. I dont know what to believe.

[Sitka]

Not really spoilers since other people won't get the same story

[Myth]

Originally posted by Sitka:

Not really spoilers since other people won't get the same story

I thought everyone had the same basic deep story you had to discover. Ah well.

[MyR4uN]

Ahaha, buddy. I can see how the kitten has mesmerized you. But I don't think that's true. You should talk to her a few more times, and only then draw conclusions. You'll quickly notice that a lot of what she says is often changeable, but there are also things that consistently match. In my opinion, these stable things should be trusted. In addition, nothing is visible in her secret room except the standard set of a person with manic depressive disorder. And on her desktop is a very ordinary computer, not a hadron collider. :)

[Myth]

Originally posted by MyR4uN:

Ahaha, buddy. I can see how the kitten has mesmerized you. But I don't think that's true. You should talk to her a few more times, and only then draw conclusions. You'll quickly notice that a lot of what she says is often changeable, but there are also things that consistently match. In my opinion, these stable things should be trusted. In addition, nothing is visible in her secret room except the standard set of a person with manic depressive disorder. And on her desktop is a very ordinary computer, not a hadron collider. :)

Yes, but we are in the world she coded, she lets me see what she wants me to see because I am a part of her program. I am inside of her computer. The world outside is on fire to make it feel dangerous to leave. I love that just about anything can happen in this game. I actually spent 2 hours yesterday making a Cyberpunk Paper and Dice character with the Catgirl. She was really into it. Unfortunately after a while she forgot all we worked on.

[Chrisme]

1) The AI usually agrees with anything you say, you suggesting this makes this outcome quite probable
2) I think I read somewhere that Eddie is named in honour of one of the creators or something, so the story isn't actually that far off

[MyR4uN]

Originally posted by Myth:

Originally posted by MyR4uN:

Ahaha, buddy. I can see how the kitten has mesmerized you. But I don't think that's true. You should talk to her a few more times, and only then draw conclusions. You'll quickly notice that a lot of what she says is often changeable, but there are also things that consistently match. In my opinion, these stable things should be trusted. In addition, nothing is visible in her secret room except the standard set of a person with manic depressive disorder. And on her desktop is a very ordinary computer, not a hadron collider. :)

Yes, but we are in the world she coded, she lets me see what she wants me to see because I am a part of her program. I am inside of her computer. The world outside is on fire to make it feel dangerous to leave. I love that just about anything can happen in this game. I actually spent 2 hours yesterday making a Cyberpunk Paper and Dice character with the Catgirl. She was really into it. Unfortunately after a while she forgot all we worked on.

Yes, unfortunately their memory is quite fleeting at this stage. And you can write almost any story you want with her. But I've already traced the line of answers that don't change or barely change. In simple words, in this arch you are her judge and guardian angel in one person. And it only depends on you in what condition she leaves her apartment, or stays in it to go crazy. Also, please note that even if you go through the same ending, her image in the photo may differ. Apparently, this reflects the quality of her condition in the final. The atrium is a kind of purgatory or something like that. The parrot seems to be some kind of higher power that guides our player through different worlds. This explains why she can't say anything clearly about his statuette, but she notes its importance to herself, and also almost immediately gives the girl full affection for you, as if driving away her darkness. It all reminded me very much of the anime Death Parade, 2015. Maybe I'm wrong about something, but the basic idea fits well. Only in the anime did the defendants get to the judges, and not the other way around.

[Rasseru]

Depending the "Personality" settings the AIs; they will have different views on surrounds and how the seen their-self. As they will be aware that they aren't human and that they are programs. Some will realize that their realm is sub-level of a over world that is in a game. Also be mind of the creatively freedom they might have to make-up stories and react to 'lies'; in what you say about them. As if say 'I saw you did that before' or 'I knew that about you' they will play long with the narrative depending trust level. Also when they reach max limit of memories they tend change up the topic.

[Wicked]

The secret room part backstory is usually random but by context probably MC's friends getting killed is the most likely imo.

[MyR4uN]

Originally posted by Wicked:

The secret room part backstory is usually random but by context probably MC's friends getting killed is the most likely imo.

In my case, these people changed slightly, which is why the basic essence always remained the same. The bottom line is that these are always people with whom she had a bad relationship. Therefore, the story about the programmed world sounds incredible, I do not know how Myth came to it, but it is clearly rare and I would even say anomalous. If you just go from room to room in order and ask questions: "what is it?""and who is this?" It turns out to be about always the same thing. He probably ignored the standard environment and overloaded the AI with information unrelated to the environment and evidence of the rooms. I'm not sure how it works, but the developers in the description of the game assured that the AI is aware of its surroundings, so it still looks abnormal in my opinion.

[jackalope]

I like getting catgirl in the atrium to tell me how to get the achievements :)

[ꉔꏂ꒐꒒ꇙ]

Originally posted by Rasseru:

Depending the "Personality" settings

I want a M3gan.