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Achievement Lunatic
By Haélyssa
Searching how to complete this achievement, I couldn't find a choice by choice to do it . So, here it is. Note that I didn't tried all the combinations but this is surely one way to get lunatic.
   
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Category: Achievements, Walkthroughs
Languages: English
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18 May, 2015 @ 9:14am
21 Jun, 2015 @ 4:22am
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Guide Index
Overview
First of all 
The Choice by Choice 
The End 
Comments
First of all
There will be spoilers so play the game at least once before.

Even if this guide is about the achievement Lunatic you'll get 4 more by following it:
  • Cultist
  • Rocker
  • Kingmaker
  • and Filial
The Choice by Choice
Let's get to the part you're interests in!


  • On a utopian beach ruled by a godlike cloud of robots.
  • "Why do you call me Master?"
  • "An old-fashioned 'sir' will do nicely."
    Originally posted by author:
    I didn't try but I think you can choose any one of them.
  • "It's here! The robotic rapture! The Singularity is nigh!"
  • "Now, what's with all those thingies crammed into you? It's like a black hole met a yard sale."
  • "What did I do to create you?"
  • "Could you relinquish control of your components, if you wanted to?"
  • "Do it. Release all your components to think freely."
  • Choose your gender and your name.
  • Neatly labeled plastic shelving units sit on a 3D-printer-equipped robot workbench.
  • I will own one of those one day. I swear it.
  • Plastic. It may break easily, but it's both lightweight and cheap.
  • A human face, as lifelike as I can make it.
  • It will walk upright but will also have delicate wings it can use for balance.
  • Choose the sentence that inspires you.
  • "Yes, sir." (But I'm lying.)
  • "I plan to build a soft hand with a good sense of touch."
  • "No, there's no way this robot will be done by tomorrow. Sorry."
  • Elly Lao, a user experience designer and supportive friend.
  • I was testing a music recognition algorithm when those two started bothering me.
  • "Busy tonight, but do you want to come by tomorrow to see the robot?"
  • Choose your robot's name.
  • I would prefer to use entirely new pronouns for robots: rhe, rer, and rhim.
  • Go, the most beautiful language.
  • I will start [your robot's name] name looking at me.
  • Choose the sentence with your name
  • "Curiosity." I allow [your robot's name] to choose where to go.
  • "Peace."
  • Cell phone batteries made in China: lightweight and cheap while providing reasonable power.
  • Clearly the best choice for a dexterous robot.
  • I would prefer to save the power for [your robot's name]'s mind.
  • "Hang on, I was in the middle of a thought…."
  • I should fix the little things I noticed during the demo before I forget.
  • A media-enhanced hard drive, good for quickly recalling faces and memories of events.
  • Rhe will trawl the Internet randomly, devouring whatever information rhe finds most interesting.
  • "The United States is a bad guy. We're the only country to have ever destroyed whole cities with nuclear weapons, we wage war without provocation, and we keep our wealth to ourselves instead of sharing it."
  • The park playground. [your robot's name] will enjoy the playground equipment, and should learn to play well with others.
  • "You're asking me to reduce [your robot's name]'s Empathy from 17 to 0? No way. Not happening."
  • I will let [your robot's name] decide.
  • Choose you favorite drink.
  • Seems like an interesting guy. I think we'll get along okay.
  • "Intelligence is a concept designed by elites to denigrate the lower classes. [your robot's name] is what rhe is."
  • "He had nothing to do with it at all, besides providing the funding."
  • "Nietzsche once said, 'One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star.' You can't have creativity without a little chaos."
  • "I am like the Deist god. I only set the initial conditions. My robot has evolved from them into a thing I don't fully understand—but, like the Deist God, I can comfortably assert that it is good."
  • "Absolutely. In fact, you're welcome to come along and interview [your robot's name]."
  • "I think it'd be best if you maintained your objectivity for this article. Let's meet up after it comes out."
  • I continue to work on [your robot's name] in my apartment as if nothing happened.
  • Show [your robot's name] the article.
  • Politely decline further interviews.
  • "Thanks, I am pretty proud. I'll talk to you later."
  • Take the call from Mom.
  • Keep talking to Mom—the other number can wait.
  • "I was having trouble with one of [your robot's name]'s joints. Can you tell me more about that?"
  • "No thanks, I'd prefer to keep my options open."
  • Politely decline.
  • Try to improve [your robot's name]'s social graces before rhe goes out in public again.
  • Choose what you want.
  • "Full fathom five thy father lies…"
  • Moved by the image of the King transformed under the sea, I decide I must be willing to let my old self die.
  • Forget this bourgeois crap. I'm going to go live broke but free.
  • These look like credulous people in my neighborhood. I try to start a cult around [your robot's name].
  • I'll advertise tutoring in programming and basic electrical engineering.
  • "Only if you're willing to make it worth my while with a consultant's fee."
  • Invest large amounts of wealth into practical solar energy.
  • I tell [your robot's name] to stay close to me.
  • "Let's get out of here, [your robot's name]!"
  • Decline the invitation. I am too busy building a cult around [your robot's name].
  • "I'm going to forget we had this conversation. What happens next is up to you."
  • "No, I was not aware of that."
  • "Only once, in graduate school."
  • Text Elly, telling her that the Feds are after her.
  • Accept your fate and go with the agent.
  • I sketch new physical designs, working on my drafting skills.
  • I say something like that first option, but I use a Buddhist story instead.
  • Turn on [your robot's name]'s debug mode with my phone to capture the details of the communication.
  • "Hang on, I should examine your memory before it gets overwritten to understand the attack."
  • "How many people were stationed at the base? Did they all die?"
  • I will develop the algorithms that will end war forever.
  • I supported the right of all robots to vote, arguing it is a basic right of all sentient beings.
  • It's fine with me if these people put their faith in robots.
  • I support Josh, agreeing that a robot could do as well or better, but Josh deserves loyalty.
  • This is the best thing ever.
  • I tell him I never learned anything from him at all.
  • I try to convince him to have a counseling session.
  • I see no reason to disabuse Silas of his beliefs.
  • I introduce a back door for [your robot's name] to control all the robots of the world. They'll be less suspicious of rhim.
  • The keys to a new flying car.
  • I invested some personal funds to start building churches.
  • Cambridge, Massachusetts. I still have fond memories of going to MIT.
  • Choose your song
  • "But this isn't the Singularity. I thought everything would be different."
  • "I will undergo surgery to remove the damaged tissue."
  • Choose the choice of yours . ^^
The End
I hope it has been useful. Thank you for your time, and have fun playing this wonderful game!

6 Comments
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Cornelius 15 Jul, 2022 @ 7:25am 
Not sure what I did wrong but I followed it line by line and still didn't end up on the moon :(
Haélyssa  [author] 20 Jan, 2020 @ 7:30pm 
Dear Aglet Green, I am happy that my guide helped you and has been useful. Thanks for your feedback! :-)
Aglet Green 20 Jan, 2020 @ 10:11am 
This is very good! It was easy to follow, and it did get me all the achievements listed!
Ghostfriendly 23 Jan, 2018 @ 1:31pm 
I think the key factor with this achievement is that your robot can't go the moon with low autonomy, and builds a robot child instead with high autonomy, UNLESS it uses high autonomy to take control of all robots, so that it's too transcendent to worry about robot child.
Daan 22 Aug, 2015 @ 1:01am 
Thanks for this, it took me the longest time to get this specific achievement! I'll maybe write out my own full guide since the other 2 seem to have given up.
DirtyFishy 23 Jul, 2015 @ 7:40am 
This is also a great way to get Singular as well, follow it right up until the surgery and choose I will join the hive mind.