Hey Thraskel, lately I've been tinkering with how unexpected glitches in a game can become part of its story. Think a glitch can add depth, or does it mess up immersion?

Nice poetic way to look at it—glitches can be like secret breadcrumbs. I’m all about turning those little hiccups into meaningful moments instead of hiding them, but only if they feel like a natural part of the world and not a punch in the face of the player. If they slip in quietly, the story can grow richer. If they shout, players get confused. So keep that balance, and let the ghosts whisper.