>>105625197>>105625452>i have often mused that many if not all of our problems would be solved if people could all read each others' minds.Something like that was the plot to -the criminally underrated and painfully obscure- Wii game "Fragile Dreams Farewell Ruins of the Moon". Basically:
A large group of Parapsychologists finally discover how to consistently activate humanities psionic abilities, specifically telepathy, and announce they'll be jerry-rigging the Tokyo Tower into a massive radio tower to broadcast the PSI activation noise to everyone in the country. This turns into a HORRIBLE mistake as people are simply not ready to read one another's minds... And worse yet: excessive psionic energy causes people to spontaneously die in their sleep AND return as ghosts. You play as the boy in pic related. Your Grandfather has just died, immediately becomes a fucking ghost, and you're forced to re-kill him so he'll stay dead. With no family; you venture off to make sense of this.. empty, sad, miserable, world.. And boy oh boy.. Is it ever sad and miserable in such a "it's all over" kind of way.
Great fucking game though. Can't recommend it enough. It also has one of the best adolescent gay romance sub-plots I've ever seen in a game. Was completely unexpected, but holy shit was it ever simultaneously sad and completely sensible.
>>105628551I remember that episode!
The remaining people in that country ended up completely isolating themselves from other Humans so they could silence the constant noise.
