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Thank you for replying @Mea . I figured some very basic puzzles to learn the logic of the world would work out best without directly telling anyone what to do, ...

Hmmmm, given the forced break I have decided to take the day off, after all, I have set up 60+ panels throughout all of this. I think a break is ...

Not enough comments, can't update.

Use UF. Use CH. You type ESC to leave the chat menu and decide that you might as well see what the rest of these codes do. The first needs ...

(given where the chat system came from, and people, including clyde came here voluntarily, that would be a very confusing series of things to say. Are you sure @lightsong?)

(Thank you @Lumi @EternalRain @Lightsong) Use command DIR to open directory. Input DIR for more options. You decide the directory is the best place to look for information. Your screen ...

Not enough comments to update. @Lightsong @TheBlueCat @saentiel @Mea @PrincessInk @EternalRain Even if you agree with someone elses suggestion, its still wise to comment as well, saying the same thing

Press the left most button again and check the blue machine...? You do so and the broken screen starts loading something. Huh, it apperently wants a name. And apperently all ...

(while that is the correct answer to more forward Lightsong, that is still barely a update, to make up for that, I will say what the machine does in here, ...

(Since these are also easy to react to, I can luckily update even though I don't have much free time at the moment.) Push the green buttons on the far ...

(I thought it was pretty obvious what red and green means at this point. Oh well, easyist update I have ever done.) Try to decipher the symbols on the back ...

I create a series of bullet points, events importaint to the story, and everything past that is free write. How they get there, who they meet, what they do, everything ...

PieChart

7/10 a classic character

Why would you need to remember an arbitrary order? I just remember being taught methods of figuring out which direction was which.