New Dialogue (Human Randomness) - #10524
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A proposed dialogue that talks about a human study about human generated randomness in numbers. This study is pretty old, and I am surprised Monika has not talked about this at all yet.
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Is there any updates on this? Such as things I need to change? |
Fixed grammatical issues, typos, and wordiness in dialogue. Ready for review.
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Ready for review. |
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The developers are currently busy working on RenPy migration, so new topics (like any other content I assume) are probably low priority right now; your PR will be reviewed eventually |
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I know as much, I just edited my PR, and fixed things up. I was just notifying that it is ready for review, now that I gave it my second look through. |
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A proposed dialogue that talks about a human study about human generated randomness in numbers. This study is pretty old, and I am surprised Monika has not talked about this at all yet.