6/15/26
Is there a character limit to this thing? Am I truly about to sit here and write as much as I can before steam tells me no? Most definitely, you'd think there'd only be a 255 limit, but I see no number on the side telling me when I'll run out. I also wonder if I could write enough of a thesis to have someone with a bad enough computer open this and it'd crash their game, steam, or computer. Though, that's probably a long shot as is. Doubt opening a message at the length I'm aiming for takes that much computing power. I took a small break to see if steam would save this lmao, turns out it's not normal for people to type full essays into their summary bar. Gave me a whole spiel about if I didn't write this, I can click a link to recover my account. Just copied and pasted this into Word™, and it says I'm at 872 characters and 173 words at this moment of writing. So far steam has yet to try to stop me. I know eventually I will get bored of writing into this text box, I suppose I could make this an every day adventure, marked with whatever day I start adding to this text box. I'm curious if I could somehow get a world record for this. Longest steam summary with the most unique dialog. We aren't gonna cheap out here and just copy paste the bee movie script. It's not 2016 after all, we have some class. I can already tell that in the future someone is going to say you wasted your time with this, and I have to say. So far this has only taken me like 10-15 minutes to write this wall of text. Though, I guess you wouldn't be inherently wrong either, but it's not like I spend hours a day writing let alone every day. Who knows, maybe I'll keep typing away in this little text box till the day I die. That'd be somewhat interesting I suppose. Dying is an interesting concept, but I think I'll save that rant for another day. See yall in the next mini wall of text.

(For you dear reader, the person in whatever game I'm playing stalking my profile. If you've somehow managed to read this far, I applaud you. (I wrote this on the first day, but decided that in made sense for a good enough conclusion. That I'll just keep this part on the end.