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VRChat | Mind of OfficialSayon | Prologue | No Commentary

I tried playing this in VR, but the map crashed my PC every time. What fun. This map is 12 hours long, and in this hour-long prologue, we did about 10 minutes' worth of work. If you've played an OfficialSayon map, then you've played this one, as it's just a combination of all his gripes. This is just a sad story about how sad his life is and how he's full of sad darkness (darkness, of course, meaning ripping off PT wholesale as women monsters jumpscare you to the respawn point). The guy remembers what happened to him a decade ago like someone chainsawed his legs off, but all it was was a guy who didn't want to explain how to use Blender on the spot, and some guy ripped his avatar, so we slowly kill him. This is what counts as traumatic for Sayon. That. There are kids on VRChat who get groomed, people pretending to have disabilities to feel special, people who go on VRChat because they're almost homeless, the devs IP banning people who expose predators, but slaps the predator's wrist—but this guy's trauma is some dork who ripped his avatar and some rando who made an off-hand comment. Ripper programs don't do a good job of ripping, so the model probably didn't look anything like Sayon's incredibly generic loli anime bunny girl anyway. And since the offhand comment is what drove Sayon to create avatars and worlds, he's the case that "bullying" and "trolling" helped him. The "darkness" in him is like a piece of paper with an ink blot from a kindergarten student who forgot to put the cap on when they went outside to play, something that Sayon should try, too. It took him two years to make this map, and that time could've been cut to 2/3 if there wasn't so much padding. Did we really need so many people saying the thing we just saw? There's Show, don't Tell, but here's Show, and Tell and Tell and Tell and Tell and Tell and Tell and Tell and Tell. Then some loud noises because this is Cry of Fear and FN@F, apparently. Maybe don't write down everything your brain pees out and practice some brevity next time. Yeah, I know what irony is. What kind of horror map ensures users playing it feel safe? We used to mock people who put trigger warnings and ask if everyone was OK after a jumpscare that everyone pretends to be affected by, but here it is in full sincerity. #vr #vrchat #sad #crying #darkness #jumpscare #bunny #getoverit #horror #horrorgaming #pt