I appreciate your honesty. I would like to confirm that the questions are evenly distributed so that none of the 12 classes or 12 aspects are prioritized over the other. A few people have already openly reported finding the Witch of Void!
The characters and themes of Homestuck were my primary source of study for this project, and you would be right for saying that people working from a different basis should expect different results. I'm grateful that many people have found merit in my specific interpretation.
Although I arranged all of the music from scratch, it is largely in tribute to compositions originally belonging to Homestuck. You can find the specific musicians referenced in the game's credits.
As long as your game is labelled as Version 2.11 on the title screen, you should have access to all Version 2.11 content. Some content is more well-hidden than others.
I appreciate that you see the potential in this test despite its tendency to cast sweeping judgements. The length is certainly intentional; figuring out how to condense all of my thoughts into sharp questions and clear descriptions was a challenge from the beginning.
Ultimately, I think 50 questions is enough padding as to not intimidate the majority of people. Consider the runner-up system as a way of cushioning your uncertainty.
The canon 12 classes and 12 aspects are all that's accounted for here, but for the record I'm quite fond of the Sburb Glitch FAQ. The Prospit/Derse cutscene was partly inspired by the SGFAQ section on carapacian cermonies.
Most likely a program is preventing the game from starting. This is usually caused by something like EasyAntiCheat, but you should try disabling antivirus and running as administrator otherwise.
There may also be conflicts with the "Skaian Survey" data folder; I would recommend cleaning this out too. Otherwise, this is an error I've not encountered yet.
If you'd like to uncover how your results are decided, you can press the tilde key ("~") to open a debug display that tracks your progress. Keep in mind that the what you observe is liable to change in future updates.
Thank you for your thoughtful feedback. Most of these are common points that will be addressed one way or another in the 2.0 update.*
*EDIT: This happened!
I've seen some people share certain questions with others in order to gauge their opinions directly. I think it's equally as valid to gauge the perceptions of the test-taker themselves, though
