this 'game' is so fucking ass lmao

The unholy level of ass beating would have begun not even 10 seconds into her little monologue. "Oh you warning me?! Is that right?"

all my mom had to do was to hit the table and yell "HEY!" for my to go quiet and clean my room, i knew better since i had older siblings lol

I wish! I was the oldest so I was made an example of. Hahaha

@NotTheo_Ch Im youngest of 9, my mom would tell my older siblings what I did & they would “correct” me so dad didn’t have too…

@NotTheo_Ch 9!? I thought I had too many siblings with 7 of us, that's crazy!

Why the fuck did they add vine booms to it I'm dying

oh, that was me... the fucking guitar effect reminded me of the vine boom lmao

@SHINTAB_44 no you didn't. its part of the game stop lying lol

@NotTheo_Ch He straight up isn't though, he added it to the audio of the guitar riffs that already play in the game, there are other clips of this scene circulating on Twitter with just the guitar

@SHINTAB_44 @SujiBlackSheep @NotTheo_Ch The actual scene has only the close ups and the guitarr. That's it. Still absolutely fucking face melting cringe.

@zombieslicker @SujiBlackSheep @NotTheo_Ch Finally found one of the unedited clips of it

i'll do a highlight once i get some free time 🙃

tell the dad about the ancient tech

Tenma said out loud what we were all thinking.

you guys should beat up tenma more

This is how that behavior was dealt with back in the 90s. And it worked.

You know, this scene would’ve been the perfect opportunity to tell a harsh lesson in a coming-of-age story: refusing to grow up can and will cost you your future. But these are woke retards, who am I kidding? There is nothing to learn, just mindless affirmation of their delusion

yeah it's absolutely retarded. Three insufferable retards doing random idiotic shit - written by some fat woke libtard millennial

I think this gif is an appropriate response from her dad

Critics: ‘Standout character writing!’
Reality: Spoken word poetry from a TikTok teen in 90s cosplay.

“Wired” Do they think people actually used that word in that way?

What the 90s were actually like...

The vineboom made this scene better lol (it’s still dogshit)

If this character were, I don't know, like 6 years old and had a menacing aura, maybe this dialogue could pass. But this writing is so awful. This is the only part of the game I've seen, and it looks terrible.

I love when my character explains their emotions that they're obviously acting out cause my smooth, tiktok-wired brain can't be bothered to solve 1 + 1!

@Grxit The whole game is about three would be school shooters, but written by quirky Reddit writers

Every person that was involved in creating this scene needs to be in prison

Watch it get all the awards Shit is rigged 🤮

If this was actually based in the 90’s someone is getting bitchslapped and told to behave. Parents used to smack disobedient kids, can speak from experience, who wrote this trash?

"I just hate to see a child go unbeaten" - Tenma

all the reviewers praising this game to high heaven and THIS is the writing in it? It makes no sense, unless they had other reasons for ignoring the unrealistic characterization and turgid dialogue. (I played it - it does not get any better than this).

@The_Real_Blitzo Who the fuck even talks like that? This feels like it was written by someone who was already old in 90s and had no friends, thinks the “young people” in 90s were like. It’s so out of touch.

If my mom saw anyone doing this at that age, she'd beat them with her purse, and toss them to the cops, demanding they spend at least a WEEK in lockup. As in, when I was that age. And that's the LEAST of what she'd do.

Reminder that you’re supposed to take her seriously in this scene

Man I guess I really wasn't living in the 90's, because I never met anyone talking like angry progressive hipster millennials.

Children like this just end up in prison as adults eventually.

I'm confused by the voice direction and script here. Her sentences feel really awkward, right? A few words don't 'flow' correctly or feel forced into the sentence. "This ain't a catastrophe, it's a warning" feels contradictory. Wouldn't "This ain't a mistake" be better?

We're going to need the BIG FLIP FLOP for this one!

i want you all too understand something, back then in my parents childhood. if a kid behaved like this? he or she would get a beatdown with a solid street electric wire. and no i am not joking, my parents have told me stories and my grandparents admitted to them before passing.