Stephen uses his abilities to solve cases as a private detective. If his mind fails to do so, it can result in an incongruency that is disconcerting for both him and the aspect. If an interaction is enforced, such as Stephen tossing a phone to an aspect, his mind will cover what really happened or make up an excuse for why it did, such as the aspect fumbling the phone. Īs Stephen's aspects aren't truly real, they can't interact with real-world objects. As such, he uses the white room to deprive him of most stimuli and focus his mental energy on the aspects. Manifesting many aspects at once is mentally taxing for Stephen and can make it much harder for his mind to uphold the illusion of their reality. Sometimes, however, he will call them all together to a large white room in order to have the expertise on every subject to solve more difficult problems. Typically, Stephen's aspects stay in their rooms in his mansion, accompanying him when necessary. Stephen regularly binges on all kinds of information so that his aspects can tell it to him later. In a similar vein, he is able to skim a sheet of facts and have an aspect "read" it to him later. Stephen is able to skim a book or listen to a tape and create an aspect with the knowledge from that book or tape, even though he doesn't process the information directly. Stephen must have the aspects re-tell him the information he already knows in order to process it directly. Each aspect specializes in manifesting one (or sometimes more) areas of his subconscious knowledge. This, combined with his mental strangeness, led to the creation of aspects, compartments of his brain that manifest as hallucinations. Stephen has the capability to process large amounts of information subconsciously. When confronted about Sandra, he grows angry and impulsive. He also repeatedly denies the characterization of him as a genius, insisting that it is his aspects who are smart. He himself concurs on reclusive and jerk.
He has a reputation as a reclusive and amoral jerk. He is often quite snappish and rude towards them, and sometimes this spills out into his relationship with his butler, Wilson, and his aspects. Stephen does not like being studied by psychologists, something they attempt quite often. Stephen is a rather bland man in his thirties with a mundane face. A detail current wikipedia generation ignores.By Dominik Broniek With some of his aspects He was writing not about the USSR but about the UK. Because the game is super replayable and forces you to make a choice. Still, recommend to play and will even try sequels.
Papers, please! plays with the topic much better and with more realistic approach. Overall insistence that SOME (let's not point the fingers - easy to read through names and papers) countries are bad and there are GOOD guys who will fix everything. Annoying open-steal-earn money mechanic. Difficulty forces you to evaluate your actions, also, saves are quite comfortably managed. Because it is quite clear what the references are. I'll recommend this game but guys, seriously, this one-sided view of how things are done in the world of politics starts getting sickening.
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