Thank you for the time you put into experiencing the TSOTG evaluation software. Your performance was analyzed with great interest. The candidness with which you approached the evaluation honors you.
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Thank you for the time you put into experiencing the TSOTG evaluation software. Your performance was analyzed with great interest. Please accept our sincerest apologies for any inconvenience the software made you experience in attempting to launch it and making it work properly.
Please expect Form 73-D in your email inbox today.
Missed opportunity, then. But as the man wrote himself :
"For the King of Golgotha Hill was not a mere man, Adrian realized, but the very same feline he met in the house, grown thrice its size, and wearing the cloak of the wax figure."
- William Sewing, Golgotha Hill short story, found in The Confines and other stories.
Thank you for the time you put into experiencing the TSOTG evaluation software. Your performance was analyzed with great interest.
As a supplement to Form 73-D, here is relevant information. You have obtained self-reflective result :
"[X] Material Loss"
We can also ascertain the following senses were affected during testing :
"[X] Spatial Awareness / [X] Visual / [X] Hearing"
As a side note, thank you for insisting on the entertainment nature of the software and forms. We feel it is an important point to make about the entire experience.
Our guess is that it doesn't crash, just takes too long. Any interaction, such as mouse clicks, on the (admittedly poorly implemented) loading screen will be interpreted by Windows as an idle program and it will suggest you to close the program.
If waiting doesn't help, we will need more information. Feel free to contact us with error logs at somewhatsoftware@gmail.com
Thank you for the time you put into experiencing the TSOTG evaluation software. Your form was received and analyzed by clinical staff. Expect form 73-D in your mail box in the coming day. The TSOTG software was not designed to be a game (not in the commonly thought of sense, at least) and we were careful to correctly label it accordingly.
There is no fail state in the software (you cannot be 'Game Over') nor are there opposing forces against the patient. Think of it as a walking simulator. Note, however, that two of the different possible endings demand the patient to simulate some form of harm, but none of those situations linger nor makes a spectacle of it.
Every new diorama is introduced by a sudden change in lighting and the sound of a projector being turned on, which might constitute a surprise for certain patients, depending on how they approach the interactive zones (although the zones are clearly indicated by floating lights).
It is a difficult question to answer, since it relies on a lot of personal preferences, but we assume it is a safe experience. Do not forget that the ESC button brings the software to an immediate stop (no sub-menu or confirmation needed), instated as a fail-safe in case of anxiety.
Thank you for taking the time to complete our software examination. For more in-depth analysis of your feelings and thoughts about the test, please fill form 42-B and send it to the address mentioned on the form.
Otherwise, we apologize for any emotional discomfort caused by the experience. Those are known side-effects.