Gliches?

I had an idea to write in gliches into my game. They would only occur on a first playthrough. Some would be more innocuous (though still serve a purpose in adding atmosphere and stressing certain things), some would force certain choices. Nothing that would significantly effect your playthrough, but if I want the player to have certain bits of info locked behind a choice, the game would 'glich' and you'd be forced into that option. I'm a bit worried that it would feel annoying. Though I know not to do something like that too often. First one I thought about would force you into a game over, so it wouldn't feel like it has any effect on the story path. And it would only be on a first playthrough, after that you could make what ever choices without glitches. I want my game to be a psychological horror, and I thought foe glitches that only occur once but seem too significant would add to feeling a bit crazy.

What do y'all think?

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u/Impossible_Corgi5576 — 11 days ago
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I disagree with how math works

How the fuck do you deal with that? That's impossible! Holy fucking shit.

Ok, so I was explaining things like jerk and beyond. I'm a poor explainer so we pull up some information online. They say they get it right? I was trying to explain that a thing had jerk, positive jerk, the acceleration was increasing specifically. They say that it's not like that, that jerk is just a more accurate measurement, it's not 'faster' then acceleration. I'm trying to tell her that the concept of jerk is indeed a more accurate measurement as it's measuring the rate of change of acceleration, and that change is that it's either increasing or decreasing. They are treating it like a full debate now, trying to argue against my 'inturpritation'.

How the fuck do you talk to someone who just learned a thing 2 minutes ago and now, not only are they refusing to hear you explain it, they're doing so by asserting that they understand the concept better and that the literal way it works is an incorrect 'inturpritation'? How is a physics concept up for intirpritation? Holy fuck.

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u/Impossible_Corgi5576 — 21 days ago

I'm so worried about if I can work anymore

I don't know what to label this. I have mental health issues. A psychotic disorder, ADHD, anxiety (GAD) are diagnosed. Mostly it has become an issue in the last 2-3 years. I was medicated for ADHD with Strattera, which is a non-stimulant treatment. Eventually it seemed it was aggitating psychotic issues so I was forced to stop. I knew after I stopped it would lead to me losing my job and eventually it did. The stress of trying so hard to pay attention worsened psychotic issues. It led to hospitilization and self-harm. I lost my full time job and tried working elsewhere part time. I was never able to do that job. It was too much. Working there my head filled with thoughts of uselessness and it got very dark. I was fired. I don't think I could've kept working there though. It was for the best because I think I would've died before quitting and admitting I couldn't do it. After losing the job I also lost access to medication. Internally and from what others have told me I haven't seemed to have psychotic symptoms. It seems to me, my psychotic illness is highly stress based. When I'm not stressed even without meds I'm ok. When I am no amount of meds seem to be enough.

I'm applying for social security and I feel defeated. I think a lot of people are in my boat at least at some point. I've been taught my value is in what I can provide. If I can't provide labor, I don't know if I can really say I have value.

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u/Impossible_Corgi5576 — 22 days ago

Repeat until keypress

I want to have the terminal keep typing something until any key is pressed. I'm fiddling around but have yet to figure out a solution.

Edit: Hey thank you all. I'm kinda a begginer. After a lot of fiddling I got something that works for me.

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u/Impossible_Corgi5576 — 23 days ago