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ozefe/README.md
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Absolute Johannes factotum

SCP-4229 (?)
SCP-4229 is a Victorian-era mailbox that continuously produces square packages made of human flesh, called SCP-4229-1, which contain aircraft parts and are addressed "To: Home. Love, Mom.". These packages are filled with blood-borne pathogens and will explode if the mailbox cavity is kept closed. It has been discovered that individuals whose DNA matches the packages, and whose birthdates correspond to when a package manifested, vanish when their aircraft enters SCP-4229-2. SCP-4229-2 is a massive, anomalous storm cloud that causes anyone nearby to develop a strong, protective attachment to "Mother Earth," often leading them to act violently against anything they perceive as harming the environment.
Bartle taxonomy of player types (?)
The Bartle taxonomy of player types classifies video game players into four categories based on their preferred actions within a game: Achievers, Explorers, Socializers, and Killers. Achievers focus on gaining points, levels, and other concrete measurements of success, often seeking 100% completion or elite status. Explorers enjoy discovering areas, immersing themselves in the game world, finding hidden secrets, and appreciating lore. Socializers play primarily for interaction with other players or even computer-controlled characters, using the game as a tool for social connection. Killers are motivated by powergaming and competition, aiming to dominate others, achieve high ranks, or cause mayhem. This taxonomy, originally developed for multiplayer online games, helps both players understand their preferences and designers create games that appeal to specific audiences.

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