[ Ranger shrugs, as though to say it was their problem if something went wrong. Perhaps that was to be expected of an AI, though, who found the vast majority of programs to be elementary. As far as he was concerned, if it was taht easy to break and that difficult to repair, it wasn't worth keeping around. But the expectant look he's giving Komaeda certainly does suggest that he's expecting him to stick around.
He searches to see if he has any preferences, but... He has the sense that he knows what he'd enjoy if he experienced it, but also that he was meant to experiment and decide that on his own. No detail had been overlooked in his programming, but there had been a deliberate choice to let him determine certain preferences for himself. In retrospect, he supposes that was probably a kind of care from his creator - there was just enough for him to be able to decide for himself what he liked without losing the experience of learning it for himself. ]
I dunno. I've never played any.
[ Well, he had messed with the attractions a bit, but that hardly counted. They weren't video games, and they weren't for fun. ]
IT'S FIIIIIIINNEEEEE we're going to repair ranger so clearly you can
He searches to see if he has any preferences, but... He has the sense that he knows what he'd enjoy if he experienced it, but also that he was meant to experiment and decide that on his own. No detail had been overlooked in his programming, but there had been a deliberate choice to let him determine certain preferences for himself. In retrospect, he supposes that was probably a kind of care from his creator - there was just enough for him to be able to decide for himself what he liked without losing the experience of learning it for himself. ]
I dunno. I've never played any.
[ Well, he had messed with the attractions a bit, but that hardly counted. They weren't video games, and they weren't for fun. ]