Welcome to my latest obsession.

Accomplished more in this game than I did in school for so many years lmao.

>Made other servers hack each other for my own profit, practically turning them all into botnets.
>Wrote a scan script that is basically much better than the in-game scan command.
>Wrote a script that automatically upgrades or buys new Hacknet nodes in the most efficient way possible.
>Wrote convoluted algorithms to allocate system RAM efficiently between concurrent scripts on all servers.
>Wrote my own formulas methods before even knowing what Formulas.exe was.
>Basically became a senior dev.
>The latest chat-gpt model sends me broken code, I get into it and end up fixing it like the good senior dev I am.
>The game even taught me Go (not the language, the board game. -Honestly, wouldn't even have made a difference if it was the language at this point-) all by itself.
>Ultimately led me to write my very own Go AI bot.
>Made a script to predict the outcomes of the Casino games.
>Made a script for analyzing the stock market.
>Automated the stock market transactions for huge guaranteed profits.
>Made amusing animations to play on my terminal window.
>Programmed my own minigames INSIDE the game, that affect the outcome of the Bitburner gameplay itself.
>Ended up creating yet another Javascript framework without even realizing it sooner.
>All of which are optional to play or win the game.
>And all of this is for free.
>And this is only the tip of the iceberg.

Using Javascript for memory management was the joke, but each script costing 1.6 GB RAM at minimum was the reality.

I wish the hacking in Cyberpunk 2077 was more like this.

This was the first VN I've ever read, and incidentally it's the best VN I've ever read after all these years, too.

This is romance in it's purest form. The characters are so well written that they feel more real and more complex than some of the people that I know in real life, and that should be a testament to how good the writing staff is.

The final and glorious product of many grueling years, and it still exceeded the expectations after all that time.
As it turns out, in order to put something good together, you don't always need to sit on your butt and wait for the sweet muse to come out and place a kiss on your cheek. Sometimes, you just need to clench that butthole, and just force yourself to put in that extra work day in and day out, and it will come to fruition in the end. And these guys had nothing doing this. And they still gained nothing after it's release too.

I'm looking at you, George R.R Martin.

Also, you can try out Katawa Shoujo: Re-engineered for an even better experience. There are even custom route mods.