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We're putting together a video trailer right now, and we're planning on including a few quotes from people who've played the game. Would you mind if we quoted you in the trailer? This is a great little soundbite, haha

Thank you so much for this lovely comment! We're putting together a video trailer right now, and we're planning on including a few quotes from people who've played the game. Would you mind if we quoted you in the trailer?

Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much for this lovely comment! I was the lead writer for the game, so I'm always pleased to hear that my work is connecting with an audience the way that I intended. It makes the whole thing worthwhile. 😊

Thanks for playing!

Hey, I'm the main writer and artist for the game, here to add my thanks to the thanks pile! It was really fun watching you play our game.
(Also, there was a glitch you encountered that you were probably unaware of. Each book in the game is *supposed* to show you a different passage from the Librunus, but for some reason, you kept getting the same passage over and over again. That bug has been fixed in the latest version.)

Gosh, thank you so much! ❤🔥

Good idea! I just uploaded a new version, and now you can toggle the game in an out of fullscreen mode with F4. Also, now when it's in windowed mode, you can adjust the size of the window with your mouse. Thanks for the suggestion!

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Hey, thanks for the lovely comment! I hadn't bothered to read the comments until just now, and I'm very glad I did. 

In my playtests, someone playing a planet was allowed to have opinions on their own alternate human character. But given that they never tested that character personally,  they were rarely the loudest outspoken advocate either in favor or against that character, but there's no reason they couldn't be. So there's technically no rule against you using dual character status to like try to game the system and only support your alternate human character, but if you do, you're kind of missing the point of the game, haha.

And yeah, dwarf planets are implied to be excluded, at least from voting, if not from being chosen as a character. As far as I'm concerned, they all do exist in this setting. I don't necessarily want to make too strong of a ruling here, as I intend the rules of this game to be open to interpretation. I want there to be some level of intentional ambiguity and "death of the author."  But I can tell you how I play it. As long as there are at least three or four of the core eight planets represented, someone can play a dwarf planet. I mentioned Pluto and not additional dwarf planets cause that word count is a real SOB.  And given that Pluto was formerly considered a planet, I thought the idea of a member of this high cosmic council being demoted for some reason was a cool character prompt, but again, the specifics of this demotion are open to interpretation. If you wanna play Ceres or Orcus or whatever, go nuts! But you don't get to vote, and the core eight planets probably, as a general rule, think of you as lesser.

Thank you so much for your interest in my weird little micro game!