(SPOILER AND FEELS ALERT) To tell the truth I didn't cry at learning about Iadakan's Death but after I had time to process his death. How he affected everyone after he passed, his leftover remints of his workplace, and his final effect on his students Inco and Olivia. His death felt real to me because I went through it. 6 months prior to buying the game I suffered the loss of one of the most important people in my life, my grandmother. She was there for a majority of my life, helping and teaching things about life and herself. I am not a very emotional person I have been to other family funerals but never truly mourned because I didn't care enough. Not because I'm a bad person but because of how I think. I was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome and ADHD, so I have a hard time socializing and paying attention. I would always push my feelings aside and ignore them, so much so that I didn't fully realize I was holding on to the pain of losing my grandma. In comes Wani that makes me relate to the characters so much that I see myself in them. Cracks start to form on a Damn of emotions that I kept trying to push back. Inco talking about Iadakan after his death, Solly covering his face, His name plate on his classroom door, the project Inco and Olivia undertake, and finally His true death, the kind of death when you fully realize some you love is gone, Inco and Olivia's painting on his memorial. The damn broke I wept for 5 minutes letting go of the sadness, the anger, the grief of losing one of my most important people in my life. I never heard of Cavemanon until Wani, but I think they helped me understand myself a little better. I hope to see the game they create and the memories they give and share. I want to be with them every step of the way. Thank you for reading this and sorry for it being so long. Cavemanon You Make Good Games thank you for making this one.
27:37 given the size of Olivia's scaly green bazongas, I think the fact that dinosaurs in this world can digest milk is less unusual than their ability to produce it. This is clearly a case of 'Ignore Science, get Busty Dino Waifu'.
