• Protagonist now has more complex motivations.
• Protagonist now remembers key facts about important people. He no longer develops convenient amnesia between cutscenes.
• Protagonist now has a cooldown on certain adverbs. Adverbs have been buffed by 30% to compensate.
• Developer note: Adverbs are important to writing but they are sometimes overused. This change keeps adverbs relevant while encouraging the use of adjectives and verbs.
• The horse now has a name.
• Deuteragonist snark power has been increased to 150, up from 75.

• Characters now no longer reference the previous version’s climate and have been updated to react appropriately to the currently set season.
• Solved a glitch where supernumerary limbs would sometimes emerge during complex physical interactions.
• Should no longer display “[insertnamehere]” during conversations and narration. All of such occurrances have been replaced with the appropriate tags.
• Conversation continuity has been improved. Characters will no longer inappropriately respond with lines from previous iterations of the narrative.
• All references to “Event A” have been purged to reflect changes in narrative structure.
• Now with more thematically-consistent swearing.

• Back-to-back repeated words that resulted from sentence rearranging or start/stop editing have been cleared.
• Paragraphs which contained two or more instances of the same adjective have had their adjectives updated to accurately reflect a player’s vocabulary inventory.
• Minor time traveling issues have been resolved, all characters should now exist in the same tense.
• Punctuation has been improved. Commas have been reduced by half.
• Characters sighing has been reduced by 30%.
• Characters looking at things or people during conversations has been reduced by 40%. To make up for this, characters thinking about the conversation has been boosted and descriptive narrative has been added.
• Title has been applied.

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• Casual racism that is brushed off as “an innocent mistake” or “they didn’t mean it” and then everyone pretending like it didn’t happen and moving on with their day (repeat)
• Speaking over fans of color about issues that pertain to them specifically
• When fans of color speak out about something that makes them uncomfortable or why that don’t interact with it (usually because of the racial/ethnic bias) they are accused of being anti’s or pro-censorship
• Characters of color being used as scapegoats/bashed/plot devices 
• Characters of color never getting happy endings/real development
• Backlash against characters of color if they do anything other than be a white character’s side kick/best friend
• Actors of characters of color being harassed for something their character did or didn’t do
• White characters/actors getting all the attention/credit despite the fact that they are a side character to a POC or on the same level as the POC
• Fanfic authors patting themselves on the back for writing a “realistic” character of color and it’s just a bunch of stereotypes
• Being told that they should be happy they were even included when they call out the above people
• White fans crying about persecution/exclusion because their fav character/trope/kink/ship isn’t loved by all 
• Fan artists re-imaging characters of color as white/lightening skin tone
• Everyone rushing to a white fans defense after a well deserved call out while the fan of color receives hate
• Never having a safe fandom space and always having to be on guard with new people/fandoms/chats etc because they’ve been burned before

• fan content creators making brown/black characters more aggressive/violent/bigger/more threatening
• racist AUs, genreshifting AUs where brown/black characters are nonhuman
• explicitly black/brown characters not existing unless they’re nonhuman fantasy species but “coded” i.e. white humans and dark elves

• White Fandom showing their whole ass whenever a black actor or actress gets a job, and then acting like nothing happened a few months later, as if they have always cared about said character/actor, after they became extremely popular.
• Taking characters of color out of their own story to solely focus on minor white characters, or sidekicks.
• Completely ignoring an entire cast of black characters to focus/ship the only two white characters in the story.
• Supplanting black characters with white characters, who aren’t even in the original source material, because fandom can’t empathize with a story that doesn’t center white characters.
• Rewriting the source material to make it the complete opposite of the original narrative to showcase white characters who aren’t in the source material (I.e. the de-colonization narrative of Black Panther).
• Being called out for racism, then writing a twenty paragraph, pseudo intellectual bullshit essay, on why a particular character of color deserves to die, be killed off, or doesn’t need to be in a story that’s actually about them!
• Slave-fic AUs for black characters….

• White fandom asserting harmful stereotypical personal canons of black characters even to the point of supplanting actual canon
• Only seeing characters of color as very simple constructs; infantilizing, mammy, comic relief, muscle etc… To avoid any actual empathizing work of seeing that character as fully human
• Complete erasure of black characters from the center of fandom, even if they are leads in the narrative
• Black men are brutes, black women are SBW’s
• Any kind of mistake or flaw renders a black character unredeemably awful and thereby justifies their erasure from fandom centering
• (personal pet peeve) Naming black characters in fics and fanworks but barely including them in the actual work in any form or capacity beyond a sitcom “Hey!” or assist to actually centered white characters
• Nitpicked to justify marginalization, i.e. nuance doesn’t exist.
• If by some miracle a black character is favored by white fandom, it’s only apart from other black characters, including family.