/jp/ - Otaku Culture

event: someone puts a simplified DJT guide in the OP
result: the /int/ discord riots

event: someone shills an AJATT ripoff and tries to replace the DJT method with it
result: the /int/ discord doesn't care

>>16837708
Not OP but I can think of some answers for your questions:
>Why don't they take a break once in a while and eat food?
They sleep inside pods that can feed and wash them. The government originally created them to keep people efficient so they have more time to work. The main cast took this idea and built their computers around it so they could essentially just live in there forever.
>Why don't people go into the center of government a different way?
Not too sure what you meant by this but I assumed you were talking about the Martyr's Walk ending OP suggested. It could be an ending where everyone just gets together and agree to just kill themselves because they realize how pointless life is, yada yada. I do agree that it's a pretty lame way to go.
>Do all the politicians live in the center of government and never leave?
I guess so, people who can afford it can live in nicer places. In this world politicians are just a bunch of circle-jerking buttheads that make themselves richer. I think it would be interesting if one of the MC's friends is one of the politician's kids.
>If not, why not attack them when they aren't in the center of government?
Yeah it would make little sense if they weren't in the center as well. If they weren't then it would make sense if a politician's kids stayed in the virtual world since he's sick of waiting for his parents to be ambushed and killed.
>If the government is really hands off, why not start a fire and burn down the whole fucking city?
The fire can't start by itself. New ending: The Fire Rises.
>If the government isn't really hands off, why not start a fire and kill everyone that tries to put it out, then burn down the whole fucking city?
Are you brave enough to start that fire anon? Will you destroy it all?