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== '''Overview''' ==
Word surrounding “The Reset” began as just a rumor, but the phenomenon suddenly spread like a plague. From different corners of the world, players theorize that society’s memory has been erased; leaving them only with what they have in the present day. Most players had it easy, accepting the fact that their memories have been reset and seeing it as a second chance. However, some players feel the complete opposite. Kuupid, one of those players, has a gut feeling that something is wrong. Questioning how they kept their motor skills and cognitive processes, how they remember where they were physically, but how they cannot remember what happened prior to the reset.
Word surrounding “The Reset” began as just a rumor, but the phenomenon suddenly spread like a plague. From different corners of the world, players theorize that society’s memory has been erased; leaving them only with what they have in the present day. Most players had it easy, accepting the fact that their memories have been reset and seeing it as a second chance. However, some players feel the complete opposite. Kuupid, one of those players, has a gut feeling that something is wrong. Questioning how they kept their motor skills and cognitive processes, how they remember where they were physically, but how they cannot remember what happened prior to the reset.

Revision as of 18:52, 19 April 2026

Overview

Word surrounding “The Reset” began as just a rumor, but the phenomenon suddenly spread like a plague. From different corners of the world, players theorize that society’s memory has been erased; leaving them only with what they have in the present day. Most players had it easy, accepting the fact that their memories have been reset and seeing it as a second chance. However, some players feel the complete opposite. Kuupid, one of those players, has a gut feeling that something is wrong. Questioning how they kept their motor skills and cognitive processes, how they remember where they were physically, but how they cannot remember what happened prior to the reset.

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