I can imagine that one of the first NPCs you meet in a game, depending on how fast and how much of their dialogue you skip, the more likely they are to become a sidekick for the main villain or something.
This would actually be such a cool plot for a game, where an NPC turns against you for treating them like nothing more than another side quest to get to the “real” villain.
Oooo yeah just like, the idea of the NPC if you go along and listen to them, you can actually hear hints of their issues with their place in the world and them being overlooked and ignored. But if you replay/start immediately with skipping all/most dialog and also mistreating tbe NPCs especially the one in question, that would be it's final straw as they work behind the scene gaining power to be the true final villain.
Gaenor. A random NPC who asks you for increasingly ridiculous sums of money. When you eventually refuse him, he returns a few days later as the toughest enemy in the game.
Unless, it's one of those games where you can't kill NPCs. A NPC breaking away from their programming to become a immortal villain sounds so cool to me
@@FuzBrain this can happen in Skyrim if one of the child NPCs gets aggroed and picks up a sword. Not very powerful, but completely indestructible. It only happens if there is a bug in the AI though.
That's the tragic part for the player he would be just a inconvenience because this is just an game if she can't beat him she would probably just restart over again
May I propose a different idea for our 'villain' farmer? We all know those multiplayer games and those quests that usualy repeat themself. Maybe since all those 'heroes' just want the key (which might be important for some big treasure idk) he might respawn anytime he gets defeted and maybe fights off heroes since he's seen by most players as an enemy to fight. (Maybe they don't know/care that by not skiping him they could get more then just a key) But then a new player, one that's actually kind and there for fun and lore, shows up and for the first time someone doesn't just wants him as a tool. They could go to adventures together and build a friendship, maybe making him an anti-villain/hero (I'm not sure which one is correct). Tldr, I want him to have maybe a rough start, but at the end a happy end (and a hug for him please).
I love to see a part 2 to this where he becomes the big bad's second in commad and proves to be so competent and valuable that the big bad decides to make him his/her heir whenever he/she is killed by the heroine. Then it becomes a big showdown as the heroine fully comes to terms with what her selfish and callous disregard for the "worthless farmer NPC" problems caused.
I love how yes - the NPC IS the villain. His motivation is tragic, no doubt - feeling worthless because the hero is genuinely awful to him. However, in his mind it justifies stealing valuable weapons and then killing a guard. He even then blames the guard. It's not hard to see how this extends. And moreover, he's not angry at the Hero's treatment of the other villagers - only a lack of respect that he believes himself owed. Thus - he becomes the dark reflection of the selfish 'Hero'.
1:49 "Without Villains, Heroes Don't Exist" reminds me of when Will Wood sang in "The Main Character" this: Villains are everywhere, that's how I know that I'm the hero! Also, the song "The Main Character" fits so much the vibe of the hero/adventurer in this song!
@@PixelPlayhouseyeah a Villein was a type of peasant tied to the lane via contract, and had more restrictions than freedmen, also called a serf. They’re the classic serf we think of with few rights potentially abused by their lord, with many centuries of the term being used disparagingly until it became the Villain we think of, the bad guy in a story and someone for the hero to defeat. Classism at its finest!
This is validating every time I read all the character dialogue in games and do all the sidequests while ignoring the main quest. The big bad is taking his time, and I have chickens to return to their owner.
I will always love movies, series, musicals, etc. that have a plot where you think the protagonist is one character but it turns out to be someone else you wouldn't expect.
@@Catzarecute167 It depends, if it's well constructed and its reveal doesn't come out of nowhere or doesn't add anything, then I love them like King Cady in Wreck-It Ralph
Honestly I kinda love this concept. I’ve always found stories that shared some of the darker sides of classic “heroes” super interesting because they’re seen as a perfect/good person. Great music btw, love your work!
"has destiny designed" Bit of a subtle burn there, implying that the main reason the hero will win is because she is destined to, not because she earned it. Which, if you think about it, is technically kind of true in video games, since you have a save point and he doesn't.
I mean the NPC isn’t really a “villain” in the traditional sense as he is more of just a vengeful vigilante. He doesn’t come off as “evil” either aside from of course stealing someone’s weaponry and unintentionally killing someone, he really is just trying to prove himself to this “hero” and that he’s more than just a video game NPC
I was hoping that it would be basically a time skip going from the farmer being exiled to the world descending into war no one the farmer has his mind on after all these years of war of his design except to fight win against hero. Every moment of every day the farmer has been thinking about the hero, and he hasn’t even been on the mind of the hero at all hasn’t even thought it was him who caused the war or who’s leading the evil army so imagine that surprise of the heroes face after everything this didn’t happen, but I think it should have
I have a game I'm making where you would play as an NPC that accidently got experimental code added to their code. which in turn caused them to become sentient. This has given me an idea to allow a route to become a villain instead of taking the heroes place.
Oooohhh, there kind of is! "An NPc's Odyssey", the protagonist was an NPC whose house has been broken in and money stolen by the hero, and sets on a journey to have the hero pay it back.
If the knight easily goes down like that against someone with no training, he doesn't deserved to be a knight, especially with egotistical attitude like that.
This would be an awesome game. An npc slowly gains self-awareness and you don’t know until the boss fight at the end or something. Set in a fantasy setting something-or-other
The singing is so good and I ADORE this concept!!! The storyboard is well done too, it makes it so cool to witness the battlw and expressions of the Farmer
@@PixelPlayhouse Desperation, people strive for immortality in different ways but the most common way is the legacy in the world. Why does someone want to become a villain? If they want to be remembered, they will be remembered as a tragic person or a warning to others, even longer than a hero.
Sir, I think you just made the first of many songs in a musical track for a movie that'll get at least 900% scoring on any of those movie rating sites. The song, and the story behind it, chef's kiss
This song reminds me of that Pokemon Rival in Scarlet/Violet DLC that starts nice to you like any other NPC, but as time passes and more people stops looking at the rival in favor for the Player, he grows more and more resentful against us (and he's justified, we are a random nobody who in a matter of hours already has captivated the rival's grandparents, his sister, the school he's in and even the Legendary Pokemon that he always wanted to be friends with, just because we're the protagonist). So he trains, he becomes the very best, and even forces other pokemons to be at his side so he can prove his worth to the world and defeat us... and we destroy him.
To be The hero is to be the symbol of perfection. But Legends are written about Villains just as much as they are heroes. But Villains don't need to be perfect Because imperfection can only be seen by the imperfect. All villains want to make the world perfect in their eyes. That's why people do terrible acts. Only if a wise mentor came to teach him He would have the opportunity. But no one saw a promise in him. The expectations Of how we perform should lay on our teachers, not on our students, because we cannot fail if we were properly prepared. It's not a question of intelligence. It's a question of Individually and how they teach To the students understanding and not the teachers. We do not move forward if every single mind is not valued.
Is it bad to root for the villain in this situation? I think surely not! Go man go! Make a name worth fighting for! Be the villain you were always meant to be! 🤩😈🤩😈🤩
I showed my sister this wonderful video, and as soon as your face showed up at the end, she turned off the video and called you an NPC. 😂😂😂 She did like it, tho.
The lyrics shows the NCP’s monologue ‘rhymes’ with what she says- I was wondering why the song sounded weird there. wish there was a version of the song w/o it cut
Bro must have somr sick backstory or family drama if he has a key that they need. Like how'd he get it, why does he have it, why's it so important, why is he trusted with it???
Oh, yes, Timmie's birds gonna LOVE it Anyway, it's AWESOME! Made me remember a dnd story where DM secretely made annoying players into main villians to teach them that their choices and actions have consequences
I want this to be a manga or an anime, where the hero is really not the good guy and the villain was originally an NPC who was tired of all these heros diminishing their human worth, but the villain isn’t actually a villain but is really an antihero who everyone views as bad because of an unfortunate chain of events but ends up forming a group of friends as they go about their days trying to take down the morally corrupt hero even if it means majority of the people think their really the bad guy only to have the plot be them going out of their way to become the real hero and take down this idolized villain!
This is really funny and entertaining to me, because all I can think about is my dnd party bullying this one npc that helped them for no reason at all. 😂
Ok but this would work so well as an actual full length show, while the NPCs character arc goes by quick it is still pretty good, especially because ut had to all happen in 2 minutes. But like hear me out -We meet hero -they do hero stuff but brush off NPC, give them some reason to do it while still making the audience able to root for Hero, it would be fun for the hero to fully suck but im a sucker for sympathetic villains so we will make the Player the protagonist and the NPC the antagonist -Hero hears talk of a murder and goes on a quest to stop this villan, who is the NPC, the audience lnows, but the hero doesn't, so we get more time with the arc into villainy abd also some time with the hero getting some depth and development -the villan and hero fight a bit but right at the climax of the show it is revealed that the villain is actually the NPC and we get this song, which I think would work really well as a mix of a flashback and the actual fight. Were the villan summarizes the earlier parts of the show from their POV, the first verse is flashback, first chorus is NPC talking to hero, the part of the suit of armor and the whole "mabye i nedd to ve the villain" is flashback, then the rest if the song is the fight in the present with the Hero. -I really don't know if it works better for the story if the Hero wins and the NPCs death haunts them, or if we do a plot twist and kill Hero.
I juat went from Epic the musical to this and I'm in this hyper state of awe becuase this is awesome or it could be im tired because it 6:18am and I haven't slept yet.
Actually, I've always treated ais and npcs like they were real people ever since I was little. I just find it funner acting like they're companions and characters rather than keygivers
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“They'll write legends about you and not a sentence to my name” 💔
I love that line as well
@@PixelPlayhouse sounds like an anime tbh
but better
Well, now he has a entire music about him!
Giving Salieri and Mozart...
Yeah it really makes you feel insignificant give it a few genrations and no one will rember you
"I'm sure you'll win, as destiny designed. But can you say I'm gone, if I'm still living in your mind?" *GOSH*
I can imagine that one of the first NPCs you meet in a game, depending on how fast and how much of their dialogue you skip, the more likely they are to become a sidekick for the main villain or something.
big brained individual right here guys 👏🏽👏🏽
@@matcha_latte_tv thank you!
I honestly just got that out of my head inbetween the owl house and encanto fan sh-t
its like Armitage
Sidekick?
@@loveyourself-Hannahthe toh and encanto thing isn’t just you dw…
This would actually be such a cool plot for a game, where an NPC turns against you for treating them like nothing more than another side quest to get to the “real” villain.
Ohhh I’d def play that
I thought the same! Would be incredible
I'd play that as soon as it comes out
Oooo yeah just like, the idea of the NPC if you go along and listen to them, you can actually hear hints of their issues with their place in the world and them being overlooked and ignored.
But if you replay/start immediately with skipping all/most dialog and also mistreating tbe NPCs especially the one in question, that would be it's final straw as they work behind the scene gaining power to be the true final villain.
@@peachypauper Or if like every NPC you were rude to joined the enemy. Or if being super rude to NPCs could make you the villain.
*a person was rude to him*
*has an existential crisis*
*crimes*
lol
The only way he becomes a villain if he wins the swordfight, otherwise he'll just go down as a thug.
Well then again not many would be able to give the hero chrachter such a fight from what we know.
Gaenor. A random NPC who asks you for increasingly ridiculous sums of money. When you eventually refuse him, he returns a few days later as the toughest enemy in the game.
Unless, it's one of those games where you can't kill NPCs. A NPC breaking away from their programming to become a immortal villain sounds so cool to me
@@FuzBrain this can happen in Skyrim if one of the child NPCs gets aggroed and picks up a sword. Not very powerful, but completely indestructible. It only happens if there is a bug in the AI though.
@@leyrua So it's a common issue then?
"But can you say I'm gone if I'm still liveing in your mind?"
That's the tragic part for the player he would be just a inconvenience because this is just an game if she can't beat him she would probably just restart over again
please tell me this isn't a one-off cuz i need an entire epic musical story dedicated to Farmer's rise to evil glory
then defeating the hero in the finale
Ohh I love that… 🤔
May I propose a different idea for our 'villain' farmer?
We all know those multiplayer games and those quests that usualy repeat themself. Maybe since all those 'heroes' just want the key (which might be important for some big treasure idk) he might respawn anytime he gets defeted and maybe fights off heroes since he's seen by most players as an enemy to fight. (Maybe they don't know/care that by not skiping him they could get more then just a key)
But then a new player, one that's actually kind and there for fun and lore, shows up and for the first time someone doesn't just wants him as a tool. They could go to adventures together and build a friendship, maybe making him an anti-villain/hero (I'm not sure which one is correct).
Tldr, I want him to have maybe a rough start, but at the end a happy end (and a hug for him please).
@loranne4399 like this idea
@@loranne4399 then in some really sad finale he dies but then its revealed hes an npc he respawns for a happy ending
This is why I'm always kind to the NPC's😅
Exactly!!! Same lol
Feel
I love to see a part 2 to this where he becomes the big bad's second in commad and proves to be so competent and valuable that the big bad decides to make him his/her heir whenever he/she is killed by the heroine. Then it becomes a big showdown as the heroine fully comes to terms with what her selfish and callous disregard for the "worthless farmer NPC" problems caused.
I love how yes - the NPC IS the villain. His motivation is tragic, no doubt - feeling worthless because the hero is genuinely awful to him. However, in his mind it justifies stealing valuable weapons and then killing a guard. He even then blames the guard. It's not hard to see how this extends. And moreover, he's not angry at the Hero's treatment of the other villagers - only a lack of respect that he believes himself owed. Thus - he becomes the dark reflection of the selfish 'Hero'.
Plottwist hes that one npc everyone loves and specifcally does not forget about
1:49 "Without Villains, Heroes Don't Exist" reminds me of when Will Wood sang in "The Main Character" this: Villains are everywhere, that's how I know that I'm the hero!
Also, the song "The Main Character" fits so much the vibe of the hero/adventurer in this song!
2:09 I just really like this expression
The origin for the word villain was someone who lives in a village so this tracks actually
Woah, really?!! That’s so wild!!
@@PixelPlayhouseyeah a Villein was a type of peasant tied to the lane via contract, and had more restrictions than freedmen, also called a serf. They’re the classic serf we think of with few rights potentially abused by their lord, with many centuries of the term being used disparagingly until it became the Villain we think of, the bad guy in a story and someone for the hero to defeat. Classism at its finest!
This is validating every time I read all the character dialogue in games and do all the sidequests while ignoring the main quest. The big bad is taking his time, and I have chickens to return to their owner.
I will always love movies, series, musicals, etc. that have a plot where you think the protagonist is one character but it turns out to be someone else you wouldn't expect.
They did that very well in the first few Harry Potter movies
You like twist villains?
@@Catzarecute167 It depends, if it's well constructed and its reveal doesn't come out of nowhere or doesn't add anything, then I love them like King Cady in Wreck-It Ralph
Honestly I kinda love this concept. I’ve always found stories that shared some of the darker sides of classic “heroes” super interesting because they’re seen as a perfect/good person.
Great music btw, love your work!
"has destiny designed"
Bit of a subtle burn there, implying that the main reason the hero will win is because she is destined to, not because she earned it.
Which, if you think about it, is technically kind of true in video games, since you have a save point and he doesn't.
That was wildly fun. Go NPC DUDE! GO! GIT'ER!
Might do a full NPC musical!!
@@PixelPlayhouseyou should
I mean the NPC isn’t really a “villain” in the traditional sense as he is more of just a vengeful vigilante. He doesn’t come off as “evil” either aside from of course stealing someone’s weaponry and unintentionally killing someone, he really is just trying to prove himself to this “hero” and that he’s more than just a video game NPC
Return for Act Two: Revenge of the Murder Hobo's!!!!!
This channel DESERVES way more attention
Awww thank you! Tell your friends!
1:50 As Megatron said in DOTM. "Who would you be without me, Prime"
The music style reminds me so much of Jekyll and Hyde the musical!! It’s a great choice and fits well to the NPC voice.
Well, she can't be that good at fighting if this guy just stole a sword like a minute ago, no formal training, and is having an equal fight with her.
I was hoping that it would be basically a time skip going from the farmer being exiled to the world descending into war no one the farmer has his mind on after all these years of war of his design except to fight win against hero. Every moment of every day the farmer has been thinking about the hero, and he hasn’t even been on the mind of the hero at all hasn’t even thought it was him who caused the war or who’s leading the evil army so imagine that surprise of the heroes face after everything this didn’t happen, but I think it should have
I have a game I'm making where you would play as an NPC that accidently got experimental code added to their code. which in turn caused them to become sentient. This has given me an idea to allow a route to become a villain instead of taking the heroes place.
Ooh what is it called?
@ISTILLDONTKNOW680 I still don't have a name down on paper. It's still more of a concept than a game right now.
0:15 the best part
I love this so much I have been listening on repeat… in fact so many times I just noticed at 0:26 it says NPS instead of NPC
Non player SPECIMEN
@@shadowbladeandlightin8889ooh nice
This is so good! I wish there was a game with this type of plot... Great work as always Pixel Playhouse 😄 (Always love ur vids!)
Oooohhh, there kind of is! "An NPc's Odyssey", the protagonist was an NPC whose house has been broken in and money stolen by the hero, and sets on a journey to have the hero pay it back.
'What I'm Worth' would be the perfect song title.
If the knight easily goes down like that against someone with no training, he doesn't deserved to be a knight, especially with egotistical attitude like that.
I can just sense the feeling that the player character is gonna call their big brother in order to beat the npc.
“ you’re gonna live forever if everybody wants you dead”
Honestly I need a tier one villain that is just an NPC that slew the hero the parry revered at level 0 and we're unable to see their flaws.
This would be an awesome game. An npc slowly gains self-awareness and you don’t know until the boss fight at the end or something. Set in a fantasy setting something-or-other
hey this went incredibly hard. I want a whole animated show about this guy
This sits so well with Shadow of War cause the enemy NPC’s can betray you if you dominate them, they can grow and change even defy death
The singing is so good and I ADORE this concept!!! The storyboard is well done too, it makes it so cool to witness the battlw and expressions of the Farmer
She's kind of an awful hero if a level 1 farmer-turned-bandit gave her this much trouble.
When he decides to become a villain, I have a hard time understanding if it's out of anger or if he just had this idea to "Be noticed".
I’m curious, what do you think? Like, which one are you leaning towards?
@@PixelPlayhouse Desperation, people strive for immortality in different ways but the most common way is the legacy in the world. Why does someone want to become a villain? If they want to be remembered, they will be remembered as a tragic person or a warning to others, even longer than a hero.
Sir, I think you just made the first of many songs in a musical track for a movie that'll get at least 900% scoring on any of those movie rating sites. The song, and the story behind it, chef's kiss
When the Hero was interacting with the NPC at the beginning, it didn't show her talk bubble thingy because she was speaking out of character.
He sounds like Varian from the Tangled Series!
This song reminds me of that Pokemon Rival in Scarlet/Violet DLC that starts nice to you like any other NPC, but as time passes and more people stops looking at the rival in favor for the Player, he grows more and more resentful against us (and he's justified, we are a random nobody who in a matter of hours already has captivated the rival's grandparents, his sister, the school he's in and even the Legendary Pokemon that he always wanted to be friends with, just because we're the protagonist).
So he trains, he becomes the very best, and even forces other pokemons to be at his side so he can prove his worth to the world and defeat us... and we destroy him.
I would listen to this for hours
🤗🤗🤗
To be The hero is to be the symbol of perfection. But Legends are written about Villains just as much as they are heroes. But Villains don't need to be perfect Because imperfection can only be seen by the imperfect. All villains want to make the world perfect in their eyes. That's why people do terrible acts. Only if a wise mentor came to teach him He would have the opportunity. But no one saw a promise in him. The expectations Of how we perform should lay on our teachers, not on our students, because we cannot fail if we were properly prepared. It's not a question of intelligence. It's a question of Individually and how they teach To the students understanding and not the teachers. We do not move forward if every single mind is not valued.
I’d like to see a full blown musical animation about this
SAME! Hey disney, call us?!
Is it bad to root for the villain in this situation? I think surely not! Go man go! Make a name worth fighting for! Be the villain you were always meant to be! 🤩😈🤩😈🤩
"who decided you're worth more the me"
The people who created the game: um...us dude
I just realized npcs respawn...doesnt that mean he survives this no matter what???
Idk they never said they could respawn but sure?
@@Noodle-oodle I mean in most games story npcs who give you quests can usually respawn
@@Noodle-oodle your stupid npcs always respawn you massive idiot stupid
Wow, that was really, really good
It really was, like it was giving epic. Sadly very underrated
some of these lines were straight up bars 😭😭
I showed my sister this wonderful video, and as soon as your face showed up at the end, she turned off the video and called you an NPC.
😂😂😂
She did like it, tho.
This so underrated😭
Full animation please 🙏
I NEED to see a part 2, I gotta see the winner
PLEASE RELEASE THIS ON SPOTIFY THIS IS SO GOOD
He wasn't the villain, he was the hero we didn't deserve.
I love this. Everyone involved in this did fantastic work!
You know, what i CAN gather, is that the Npc NEVER left the store or even attempted to when buying the sword
MEANING, it WAS self defense
Help I was rooting for him to get her at the end I think I'm a bad person...
Naaah, you're good. Our l'il NPC just evolved into an anti-hero protagonist, now we're supposed to root for them :)
To be fair, guards trying to unalive you for petty thievery is the real problem in society. No wonder there are so many bandits.
More of this please it is so good
he definetly wins.
This is such a clever idea! I was really invested in the song and story!! ❤
Thank you!!!
This has given me an idea for a story
Thanks!
I’ve recently struggled with ideas so thanks for the inspiration.
The lyrics shows the NCP’s monologue ‘rhymes’ with what she says- I was wondering why the song sounded weird there. wish there was a version of the song w/o it cut
This is amazing, damn!
Thank you so so much!!
Bro must have somr sick backstory or family drama if he has a key that they need. Like how'd he get it, why does he have it, why's it so important, why is he trusted with it???
I want to add this to my "guess im the villian" spotify mix lol
They should make a game like this, like after going through the game like 10 or 20 times one of the npc's snaps
Oh, yes, Timmie's birds gonna LOVE it
Anyway, it's AWESOME! Made me remember a dnd story where DM secretely made annoying players into main villians to teach them that their choices and actions have consequences
You know, considering this is an even fight from what weve seen and he LITERALLY just picked up the sword, this story could continue either way.
Id love to see a second video revealing he won
Can you please make a full musical or a sequel song? I f*cking love this song.
Wow. It's really good.
Thank you!! Our first piece designed for animatic first!
I want this to be a manga or an anime, where the hero is really not the good guy and the villain was originally an NPC who was tired of all these heros diminishing their human worth, but the villain isn’t actually a villain but is really an antihero who everyone views as bad because of an unfortunate chain of events but ends up forming a group of friends as they go about their days trying to take down the morally corrupt hero even if it means majority of the people think their really the bad guy only to have the plot be them going out of their way to become the real hero and take down this idolized villain!
This is really funny and entertaining to me, because all I can think about is my dnd party bullying this one npc that helped them for no reason at all. 😂
Honestly, we need more of these. I love this song!
Thank you!!!
Devs should make a feature where if u try to skip a conv the npc says if u leave you’ll regret it
I need a continuation PLEASE!!
The inner theatre kid within me wants more!
He’s giving Luke from pjo
I need more if this
Wish this was on Spotify
He reminds me of Timmy in GI
Kills pigeon*
This needs a part two
Hopefully this song will be on Spotify soon. 😊
I need a sequel to this
I needed an ending to the fight 😭
Ok but this would work so well as an actual full length show, while the NPCs character arc goes by quick it is still pretty good, especially because ut had to all happen in 2 minutes. But like hear me out
-We meet hero
-they do hero stuff but brush off NPC, give them some reason to do it while still making the audience able to root for Hero, it would be fun for the hero to fully suck but im a sucker for sympathetic villains so we will make the Player the protagonist and the NPC the antagonist
-Hero hears talk of a murder and goes on a quest to stop this villan, who is the NPC, the audience lnows, but the hero doesn't, so we get more time with the arc into villainy abd also some time with the hero getting some depth and development
-the villan and hero fight a bit but right at the climax of the show it is revealed that the villain is actually the NPC and we get this song, which I think would work really well as a mix of a flashback and the actual fight. Were the villan summarizes the earlier parts of the show from their POV, the first verse is flashback, first chorus is NPC talking to hero, the part of the suit of armor and the whole "mabye i nedd to ve the villain" is flashback, then the rest if the song is the fight in the present with the Hero.
-I really don't know if it works better for the story if the Hero wins and the NPCs death haunts them, or if we do a plot twist and kill Hero.
I was hoping he'd win
I juat went from Epic the musical to this and I'm in this hyper state of awe becuase this is awesome or it could be im tired because it 6:18am and I haven't slept yet.
It’s honestly giving Varian from TTS
I can’t help but see Jerma every time I watch this
Wow omg I love this! Poor guy
Actually, I've always treated ais and npcs like they were real people ever since I was little. I just find it funner acting like they're companions and characters rather than keygivers
Oh my god its premium quality...
this was BEAUTIFUL.
I sing this to myself all the time. I want the whole story and the game