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It's before you're born, and there's infinite books on the wall describing characters. You get to pick the ideal one to live. You live the life, come back. It's the 2nd time in front of the wall, you pick a new book. The biggest difference between 1st and 2nd characters lies in:

Ambition vs. Leisure
41.3%
Wildness vs. Tameness
17.6%
Intimacy vs. Soloness
19.1%
Optimism vs. Cynicism
21.9%

465 votesFinal results

9:48 PM · Dec 10, 2017

@BeneFactumGames

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Looks like you're going to pull off one of those coveted 25/25/25/25 splits you were talking about.

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Can't i read the same book twice?

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Your tweet didn’t make a whole lot of sense, but I went with Ambition vs. Leisure.

Dr. Poop Muscles, PhD

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I can't even.

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Mine would actually be about fear vs confidence. Just do stuff, try stuff, don't worry so much about all the negative possibilities