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[The camera turns on and Komaeda can be seen smiling at the camera casually, though it's a bit of an awkward smile.]

I've never really liked video calling, but this seems to be popular.

[When in Rome. Though, wasn't this more like leaving a video message? That definitely had more impact, and he wasn't against such things.]

Anyway, I can't help but find what is going on right now rather interesting, and quite hard to take honestly. I understand observing those who have been lost, but doesn't it feel a bit like the set up to a horror story? Let's explore the closed off lands of which only open during the exact time of year when the spirit world is thin!

Will there be a mansion? A village? A hospital? A journey through time? A different dimension? Will we have a book to use? A flash light? A camera, magic water? A megaphone would be nice, but is there one to control ghosts?

[He shakes his hand in a dismissive manner, though said hand seems to be robotic.]

Still, even though it most certainly will end badly in some way, I can't help but want to explore. Am I alone in that?

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Well -

[ He's considering. ]

I think the graveyard and pond are pretty creepy. But I'd say this easily falls into the different dimension types. Maybe what we need is as simple as a unique key.

Just having a key is a bit of a problem. You always have to wait in a hiding place forever.

Though, somehow with those sorts of games I always just end up missing the enemy on my way to the goal. So maybe it would just work out.

See, patience is an actual talent, I think. I would get bored waiting in a hiding place forever.

I think it'd work out pretty well, actually. I mean, go straight for the goal. Unless you have to beat the enemy somehow. You know, with a magical key or a book or whatever.

When you get a means to just fight a boss that completely takes away from the pure nature of survival horror. The entire point is taking away your power, so you are at the mercy of the unknown.