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I think it would be a Good Place-style scenario for him: he wakes up in CWCville surrounded by Sonichu characters and initially thinks he's in heaven, but the more time he spends there he eventually realizes that it's an eternal punishment, to live there not as the creator and ruler, but as an everyday citizen (especially in post-Idea Guy CWCville that's full of Nazis).

 

It wasn't surprising Chris Fucked him mom tbh. He's had thoughts in that direction before

It's more a case of nobody listening to him hard enough.

 

More like nobody believing him after years of his bull shit and lies.

 

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(Is there still the "soup hotels" and the mall?)

 

Cwcville was always just a soup hotel, intellectually speaking.

 

It's so weird to me that while Chris is in jail, there are no fewer than THREE movies out right now that are basically dimensional merge propaganda (Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, Multiverse of Madness, and Everything Everywhere All At Once).

 

How are they "dimensional merge propaganda"?

Spoiler

(I don't keep up with movies much anymore.)

 

I'm not a big movie-watcher either, but as far as I can tell they all deal with the idea of a multiverse and/or characters from different universes coming into contact with each other.

 

Reminds me of when Jimmy Neutron did a crossover with Fairly Oddparents back in the '00s.

 

Or media conglomerates jerking off.

Definitely one of those.

 

Odd that Chris has the delusion of being a "goddess", yet he never really got into "god game" vidya.

Then again, those kind of games tend to be more educational, and are more suited to older players. And like I said, Chris seems to have no real passion for learning, nor curiosity about the world - he prefers wacky hi-jinx with corporate child-friendly mascot characters. "CWCville" reflects that consumerism-friendly mentality.

 

Chris Chan playing something like Black & White or The Sims is a thought that never crossed my mind. It's most certainly better that he didn't, they might accidentally further feed into his delusions.

 

Especially games like the Civilization series or SimEarth* - assuming "Honor Roll" could figure them out.

*(there's SNES versions of both)

 

If Chris knew of the Sims and played it enough to get a grip of it, one can imagine a contrast between a sad person irl and their fantasized version of themselves in a game. All assuming Chris doesn't bungle up interacting with NPC's and trying to keep Sim Chris alive and well. Otherwise it'd be like Parkourdude91's Sims 3 playthrough.

 

How Chris played LittleBigPlanet could be a look into how he'd play The Sims or a "god game".

 

I'm gonna be honest, I actually really like that LBP level Chris made about autism. It felt like he showed some legitimate passion and creativity there. Imagine if he had put that level of effort into Sonichu.

 

Badly tracing with "Reflecta Sketch" and coloring with "Crayola" washable markers is really hard work though.

(or so Chris made it seem)

 

It's only hard work because of the way he holds the pen... with all his fingers, like I did when I was 6.

I guess the main reasons he doesn't ever improve with his art skills are (a) he doesn't draw enough regularly that he would improve, and (b) he specifically uses the lowest-quality materials he can get his hands on, because, once again, higher-quality stuff is money taken away from his precious, precious toys.

 

I think CWC doesn't improve because of that freakish pen grip combined with autism-induced lack of motivation.

(autism can impact metabolism in a way that leads to lack of energy)

A skilled artist can make good art with crap stuff. There's good art made with ballpoint pens or even crayons.