Here's a crash course on how to do tech support: Never follow a script, always answer "yes" or "no" if it's not a yes or no question, email your supervisor every morning 40 times with the same email, ignore family and friends when they chat with you, and make sure you name yourself "Bruce Wayne" and tell everyone you're Batman. It's THAT easy. Oh, and escalate every call to your supervisor, like first thing. They've earned it!

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More about Tech Support Error Unknown (from Steam):

Tech Support: Error Unknown is an adventure game with simulation and puzzle mechanics, which places you in front of a virtual computer. As a tech support specialist new to the job, use a wide array of computer software to solve customer issues or choose to manipulate programs for personal gain. Hack your system to unlock its full potential, GPS track lost phones, scan profiles to blackmail customers, or simply propose they reboot.

While on the job, you discover a conflict between your corporate employer and an anonymous rogue hacktivist group, trying to take them down. Will you climb the corporate ladder, secretly join the hacktivists, or help the police expose them? Alternatively, will you pursue a more personal agenda?

Key features
- Engage customers and colleagues through a novel procedural dialogue system
- Choose how to approach each situation in a sandbox computer environment
- Decide who to side with and unlock new gameplay
- Discover multiple major and minor endings
- Mouse-only controls make the game accessible for all

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What Happens When You Get a Maniac to Do Tech Support - Tech Support Error Unknown gameplay - Let's Game It Out

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"Too Cool" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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I also used this music in my outro:
"Werq" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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