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But would be nice to get what they talking.
my english without subtitles isnt such good and together with the loud background it makes it even harder, so some subtitles would be nice for some peoples.
Population pressure and the stress of modern life may cause an increase in violent tendencies.
The urban environment is the incubator for all sorts of undesirable behaviors. However much this atrocity disgusts us, he may actually consider himself a hero.
This is common among those who are referred to by the popular slang, "going postal". In his tortured mind, he may feel he was battling against impossible odds.
It is not unusual for some individuals to believe that the entire fate of the world rests with them. In the end, our subject displays all the classic symptoms of a paranoid delusional.
We may never know exactly what set him off but, rest assured, we will have plenty of time to study him.
Rampage ending:
After overseeing the subject for some time, the primary assessment enters its closing stages. The subject's next of kin have refused to cooperate with the ongoing evaluation.
While the subject remains largely unresponsive to outside stimuli, caretakers have reported brief moments of coherency.
Here in these increasingly sporadic times of lucidity, he describes himself as embarking on a self-proclaimed everlasting crusade, some sort of unending rampage.
It isn't certain exactly who he's competing against, but he seems he desires the judgement of some unknown figure.
Communication with this unseen force suggests an inability to distinguish between his delusions and reality.
Observations show him withdrawing further and further into himself.
Diagnosis is unclear at this point as despite our continued efforts, the subject's condition seems to only deteriorate with time.
He appears to be trapped inside his own mind in an endless struggle against himself...
Best you are going to get, I doubt they will still add in subtitles. Who knows, maybe if they want to translate the game in other languages? :p
Translations would be AWESOME, but subtitles would be enough.