History Webcomic / ArtificialIncident

[[http://ai.katbox.net/ Artificial Incident]] is a LitRPG comic by [[Creator/PhilBrown Phil "Sage" Brown]].

[[http://ai.katbox.net/ Artificial Incident]] is a LitRPG comic by the author of ''Webcomic/{{Yosh}}''.

[[http://ai.katbox.net/ Artificial Incident]] is a Lit RPG comic by the author of ''Webcomic/{{Yosh}}''.

* {{Deconstruction}}: As mentioned below, the story points out the flaws in how the society of a typical fantasy game would realistically work, especially when the adventurers/PCs all suddenly vanished.

* LossOfIdentity: Kaylin remembers the backstory in her bio better than Kevin's life and even remembers things he didn't write, to the point that she doesn't remember his last name. By the time she meets Mike she clearly does not consider herself and Kevin to be the same person.

* MyRulesAreNotYourRules: Mike, being from a sci-fi game to an extent. On one hand his cybernetics still work and his gun is now extremely powerful, on the other hand his ship doesn't work because it's item id conflicts with an item from the fantasy game.
* NormalFishInATinyPond: Kaylin was a high-level adventurer but was only one of many, however in a world 200 years after they all disappeared, she's more powerful and/or skilled than anything that she's come across yet, save maybe the elders of Nyna's tribe. She deals with Nyna's attacks with no real effort and wasn't even sure if she was seriously trying or not.

* TerminallyDependentSociety: The society of the fantasy world was so centered on adventurers that when they disappeared, everything went to heck. Monsters stopped being slain, rituals and quests that the adventurers did went unperformed, and the economy collapsed because most of the wealth was in a system only they could access.

* RealityEnsues: As mentioned below, the adventurers disappearing caused a lot of issues, to the point that Kaylin's gold is so inflated that one gold coin is equal to 100 silver ones (which means they are 100 times more valuable than they were before), and towns had to drastically increase defensive efforts.

* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: Kevin notes that he doesn't have any issue with disassociative effects like that when he sees a warning about the possibility of side effects when playing a character with a gender different than one's own in real life, implying that he might be gender apathetic or something similar. Kaylin's biggest issues with her new state seem to be from the [[LossOfIdentity memory loss]] and not being able to find any interested ladies than being female.
* CatGirl: Nyna, a nekomata girl Kaylin meets.

* {{Deconstruction}}: As mentioned below, the story points out the flaws in how the society of a typical fantasy game would realistically work, especially when they all suddenly vanished.

* LossOfIdentity: Kaylin remembers the backstory in her bio better than Kevin's life and even remebers things he didn't write, to the point that she doesn't remember his last name. By the time she meets Mike she clearly does not consider herself and Kevin to be the same person.

* MyRulesAreNotYourRules: Mike, being from a sci-fi game to an extent. On one hand his cybernetics still work and his gun is now extremely powerfull, on the other hand his ship doesn't work because it's item id conflicts with an item from the fantasy game.

* NormalFishInATinyPond: Kaylin was a high-level adventurer but was one of many, however in a world 200 years after they all disappeared, she's more powerful and/or skilled than anything that she's come across yet. She deals with Nyna's attacks with no real effort and wasn't even sure if she was seriously trying or not.

* TerminallyDependentSociety: The society of the fantasy world was so centered on adventurers that when they disappeared, everything went to heck. Monsters stopped being slain, rituals and quests that the adventurers did go unperformed, and the economy collapsed because most of the wealth was in a system only they could access.

* NormalFishInATinyPond: Kaylin was a high level adventurer but was one of many, however in a world 200 years after they all disappeared, she's more powerful and/or skilled than anything that she's come across yet. She deals with Nyna's attacks with no real effort and wasn't even sure if she was seriously trying or not.

* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: Kevin notes that he doesn't have any issue with disassociative effects like that when he sees a warning about the possibility when playing a character with a gender different than one's own in real life, implying that he might be gender apathetic or something similar.

* TheMagicGoesAway: The disappearance of the adventurers seems to have caused, at least in the area Kaylin is in, a lot of magical knowledge/items to be lost.

* MyRulesAreNotYourRules: Mike, being from a sci-f- game.

* LossOfIdentity: Kaylin remembers the backstory in her bio better than Kevin's life and even remebers things he didn't write, to the point that she doesn't remember his last name. By the time she meets Mike he clearly does not consider herself and Kevin to be the same person.

* LossOfIdentity: Kaylin remembers the backstory in her bio better than Kevin's life, to the point that she doesn't remember his last name.

* NormalFishInATinyPond: Kaylin wasn't anything truly exceptional by adventurer standards, but in a world 200 years after they all disappeared, she's more powerful and/or skilled than anything that she's come across yet. She deals with Nyna's attacks with no real effort and wasn't even sure if she was seriously trying or not.

* RealityEnsues: As mentioned below, the adventurers disappearing caused a lot of issues, to the point that Kaylin's gold is so inflated that one gold coin is equal to 100 silver ones, and towns had to drastically increase defensive efforts.

YearInsideHourOutside: Apparently time in the game realm moves faster than in the "real world".