#ran?

(example of what she looks like :D);

*She watched, puzzled as the creature drew closer. She had to admit, it did look kinda cute...*

It is perfectly okay to mourn a game character as you would a real person. It is natural to do so.

“You spend so much time developing, getting to know, upgrading and exploring with the playable/main character that forming emotional attachments to them is just normal.”

I’ve mourned game characters. Fallen in love and damn right just admired the heck out of some characters.

When I first played RDR1 the ending damn near killed me. I mourned and cried because I spent so much time getting to know John.

RDR2 I still cry at the thought of what happened to Arthur. Mentioning it makes me tear up and whenever I replay the story I just know its coming and cry. Its natural.

RDR2 is so immersive and much more of a personal experience with the character, your horse an everything that it is damn near soul crushing. I’ve written countless essays for my degree on RDR as a whole and even writing my Dissertation about the emotional impact that games have on the player which is heavily inspired by RDR2.

So I will say it again.

“You work too hard, you deserve a break”