Pierwsza Próba Strollowania Trollującej Gry | The Stanley Parable #1

Stanley, a humble office worker number 427, toils away in a grand building. His job is simple - he sits at a desk in room 427, pressing buttons on a keyboard. Instructions come to him via a monitor on his desk, telling him what keys to press, how long to hold them, and in which order. This is the routine Stanley follows each day, each month, each year. To others, this might seem mundane, but to Stanley, it's as if he was created for this very purpose. And then, one day, something uncanny happens, something that will forever change Stanley, something he will never forget.

Stanley realizes that not a single instruction has appeared on his screen for nearly an hour. No orders are coming in, no meetings are being called, and no greetings are being exchanged. This has never happened in the company for years. Something is clearly wrong. Frozen with surprise and shock, Stanley cannot move for a very long time. But as he becomes more conscious, he stands up from his desk and leaves his office. To his surprise, all his colleagues have disappeared. What does this mean? Stanley decides to go to the conference room, maybe he just missed a memo. But no matter how hard Stanley looks, he cannot find any trace of his colleagues.

Section 2: The Challenge and the Choice

Assume you're clicking door number 20 twenty times. I'll say it's the right kind of business to deserve recognition. But I should really say that I'm still not satisfied with the effort itself. Maybe 50 times, definitely, of course, 50 clicks. Good advice. I want this achievement to mean something. It should be a genuine reward for the brave. I want to see passion. Willingness to go all the way, no matter what the cost. Why don't you go and give 20 clicks to door number 417?

Instead, can you play or achieve it? What a great challenge, now click a few times on door number 436. Unbelievable, I feel like we've arrived at some place. Now door number 415, give it 1