History NightmareFuel / NeedyStreamerOverload

* The "Internet Overdose" ending is a very long and drawn-out ending where you are [[ControllableHelplessness robbed of any proper agency]] while Ame succumbs to stress and the game goes off the rails. The interface begins breaking down, Ame greatly overdoses on her meds and undergoes a SanitySlippage. It caps off with [=KAngel=] streaming while covered in blood and holding a funeral photo of Ame, implying she has displaced Ame's personality completely.

** First time hitting the 100 stress cap: The screen and background music distorts. Once the screen goes back to normal, Ame undergoes a meltdown and trashed everything in her room but her streaming equipment, then tells P-Chan that she wanted to die. Later on she streams with the title "a" where she breaks down and tells people to kill her, accompanied with a deranged sound track. The stress level will cap at 120 after this, but she would break down a lot more easier.

** First time hitting the 100 stress cap: The screen and background music distorts. Once the screen goes back to normal, Ame ended up having a meltdown and trashed everything in her room but her streaming equipment, and she tells P-Chan that she wanted to die. She then streams with the title "a" where she breaks down and tells people to kill her, accompanied with a deranged sound track. The stress level will cap at 120 after this, but she would break down a lot more easier.

** First time hitting the 100 stress cap: Ame clutches her face with both of her hands in distress and the screen and background music distorts. Once the screen goes back to normal, Ame ended up having a meltdown and trashed everything in her room but her streaming equipment, and she tells P-Chan that she wanted to die. She then streams with the title "a" where she breaks down and tells people to kill her, accompanied with a deranged sound track. The stress level will cap at 120 after this, but she would break down a lot more easier.

* The various scripted events that play out when Ame's stress levels go too high for the first time.

** First time stress level 100: Ame clutches her face with both of her hands in distress and the screen and background music distorts. Once the screen goes back to normal, Ame ended up having a meltdown and trashed everything in her room but her streaming equipment, and she tells P-Chan that she wanted to die. She then streams with the title "a" where she breaks down and tells people to kill her, accompanied with a deranged sound track. The stress level will cap at 120 after this, but she would break down a lot more easier.

** First time stress level 100: Ame clutches her face with both of her hands in distress and the screen and background music distorts. Once the screen goes back to normal, Ame ended up having a meltdown and trashed everything in her room but her streaming equipment, and she tells P-Chan that she wanted to die. She then streams with the title "a" where she breaks down and tells people to kill her, accompanied with a deranged sound track.

* Get Ame's stress a little too high (80+) for the first time and she abruptly starts the day with an ominous red background and distorted music as she asks P-Chan to cut her arm. After a few cuts she streams with "An Important Message" that gets the viewers a little concerned and her stress significantly drops afterwards, but the MoodWhiplash is off-putting at minimum.

* The "Needy Girl Overdose" ending when you answer Ame's questions incorrectly and/or fail to provide a 100-character paragraph with the word "Ame" on it [[note]]You also need to edit the paragraph if you copy and paste it[[/note]]. If you fail to, she will keep spamming "you don't [love me] do you" as the screen turns red and she stabs her PC with a knife, with pink, blood-like liquid staining her knife and the cracked screen, the implication being she was having a meltdown right in front of her screen talking to herself.

* If you bring Ame's mental darkness high enough, she will make several very deranged expressions on her webcam.

** It becomes ''even worse'' from here -- from that point on the screen is filled with eye-like bubbles, various distortions, Ame acting completely off-rail on the webcam and her dialogue on JINE becomes absolutely insane and/or incoherent, with P-Chan degenerating in the same pattern. Based on how P-chan is implied to be Ame making stuff up, this is wholly justified.

** Perhaps the worst thing about this however, is when it triggers at Day 25, it doesn't look any different from a normal free day. Your sole notice that you had mismanaged Ame by that point is all free activities you can otherwise take are greyed out, at which point the only thing you can do is to enjoy the [[SarcasmMode pleasant sight that takes place afterwards]]. The whole sequence of events are also scripted to play out in the same pattern, although one might not notice it at the first time they're around.

** Her last stream, "Diagram of the Body," is even worse: not only the wall of her home is splattered with blood and most of the decor on it are displaced, her DissonantSerenity is incredibly offputting, and her viewers are rightfully worried and terrified about her mental health.

** Perhaps the worst thing about this however, is when it triggers at Day 25, it doesn't look any different from any other free day. Your sole notice that you had mismanaged Ame by that point is all free activities you can otherwise take are greyed out, at which point the only thing you can do is to enjoy the [[SarcasmMode pleasant sight that takes place afterwards]]. The whole sequence of events are also scripted to play out in the same pattern, although one might not notice it at the first time they're around.

** Perhaps the worst thing about this however, is when it triggers at Day 25, it doesn't look any different from any other free day. Your sole notice that you had mismanaged Ame by that point is all free activities you can otherwise take are greyed out. The whole sequence of events are also scripted to play out in the same pattern, although one might not notice it at the first time they're around.

** Perhaps the worst thing about this however, is when it triggers at Day 25, it doesn't look any different from any other free day, and your sole notice that you had mismanaged Ame is that all the free activities you can otherwise take are greyed out. The whole sequence of events are also scripted to play out in the same pattern, although you might not notice it at the first time around.

** Her last stream, "Diagram of the Body," perhaps is the worst part: not only the wall of her home is splattered with blood and most of the decor on it are displaced, her DissonantSerenity is incredibly offputting, and her viewers are rightfully worried and terrified about her mental health.

** It becomes ''even worse'' from here -- from that point on the screen is filled with eye-like bubbles, various distortions, Ame acting completely off-rail on the webcam and her dialogue on JINE becomes absolutely insane and/or incoherent, with P-Chan degenerating in the same pattern. [[spoiler:Based on how P-chan is implied to be Ame making stuff up, this is wholly justified.]]

** It becomes ''even worse'' from here -- from that point on the screen is filled with eye-like bubbles, various distortions, Ame acting completely off-rail on the webcam and her dialogue on JINE becomes absolutely insane and/or incoherent, with P-Chan degenerating in the same pattern. Based on how P-chan is implied to be Ame making stuff up, this is wholly justified.
** Her last stream, "Diagram of the body", perhaps is the worst part: not only the wall of her home is splattered with blood and most of the decor on it are displaced, her DissonantSerenity is incredibly offputting, and her viewers are rightfully worried and terrified about her mental health.

** In Day 27 of this sequence, the last Vanity Search floods the whole interface with ''numerous pop-ups that start with a bunch of creepy eyes that stare at you'', and once the eyes on these pop-ups open, they turn into all sorts of inflammatory comments about her puking. And once you close every single one of them, the furthermost pop up is a massive warning window titled: "DIE" with [[ButThouMust only 2 options: OK]]. Afterwards the ''actual'' breakdowns start for real, and the background music will be replaced by some incredibly disturbing and loud noise.

* The "Internet Overdose" ending is a very long and drawn-out ending where you are [[ControllableHelplessness robbed of any proper agency]] while Ame succumbs to stress and the game goes off the rails. The interface begins breaking down, Ame greatly overdoses on her meds and undergoes a SanitySlippage. It caps off with [=KAngel=] streaming while covered in blood and holding a funeral photo of Ame, implying she has displaced Ame's personality completely.

* The “Labor is Evil” ending: A couple of months after Ame and P-Chan decide to quit streaming and live regular lives, the former abruptly disappears mid-text conversation, leaving P-Chan confused and wondering if she really was happy living offline. The really scary part is [[NothingIsScarier wondering just what happened to her in that moment]] -- was it metaphorical, a sign that Ame is nothing without the internet’s validation? Did she get kidnapped? Or even worse, did she commit suicide, and that last conversation with P-Chan was effectively her suicide note? Any way you look at it, it doesn’t end well for Ame.

* The "Internet Overdose" ending is a very long and drawn-out ending where you are [[[ControllableHelplessness robbed of any proper agency]] while Ame succumbs to stress and the game goes off the rails. The interface begins breaking down, Ame greatly overdoses on her meds and undergoes a SanitySlippage. It caps off with [=KAngel=] streaming while covered in blood and holding a funeral photo of Ame, implying she has displaced Ame's personality completely.

** The “Labor is Evil” ending. A couple of months after Ame and P-Chan decide to quit streaming and live regular lives, the former abruptly disappears mid-text conversation, leaving P-Chan confused and wondering if she really was happy living offline. The really scary part is wondering just what happened to her in that moment - was it metaphorical, a sign that Ame is nothing without the internet’s validation? Did she get kidnapped? Or even worse, did she commit suicide, and that last conversation with P-Chan was effectively her suicide note? Any way you look at it, it doesn’t end well for Ame.
** The "There Are No Angels" ending sees Ame succumb to despair after failing to reach half her goal, and so she goes out with a bang by livestreaming her suicide. Even the in-game chat is panicking.
** The "Internet Overdose" ending is a very long and drawn-out ending where you are robbed of any proper agency while Ame succumbs to stress and the game goes off the rails. The interface begins breaking down, Ame greatly overdoses on her meds and undergoes a Sanity Slippage. It caps off with [=KAngel=] streaming while covered in blood and holding a funeral photo of Ame, implying she has displaced Ame's personality completely.

** The "Internet Overdose" ending is a very long and drawn-out ending where you are robbed of any proper agency while Ame succumbs to stress and the game goes off the rails. The interface begins breaking down, Ame greatly overdoses on her meds and undergoes a Sanity Slippage. It caps off with KAngel streaming while covered in blood and holding a funeral photo of Ame, implying she has displaced Ame's personality completely.

The "Internet Overdose" ending is a very long and drawn-out ending where you are robbed of any proper agency while Ame succumbs to stress and the game goes off the rails. The interface begins breaking down, Ame greatly overdoses on her meds and undergoes a Sanity Slippage. It caps off with KAngel streaming while covered in blood and holding a funeral photo of Ame, implying she has displaced Ame's personality completely.