Playing a game with bugs was hardly an exception.
Every player had encountered this issue. When playing games created by other players in "Nebula," they all experienced a variety of bugs.
Some discovered that the insides of mechas in mecha-themed games were actually fleshy bodies, turning a proper mecha combat fantasy into an ancient god's descent.
Others randomly embarked on romance storylines while playing a nursing home simulator, finding the bashful blushing of octogenarians downright unbearable.
A perfectly normal farming game was swamped with pixelation; even eating a watermelon required censorship, making it look no different from a perverted cannibal.
Suddenly, the boss became the target of public criticism, swamped by a flood of complaints in his inbox, puzzling him as much as the players.
Hey, why are you all coming at me?
Because I'm easy to bully?
