Peacewalker HD is avaiable in the PS 3 version of the HD Collection though Sons of Liberty , Snake Eater also included . <| sep |> So what if my cat goes out and really hurts someone ? I have no responsibility ? <| sep |> Holy shit that is by a large margin the most spiteful thing I ' ve ever heard someone do . <| sep |> pt 2 However it happened , the AI suddenly snapped . It broke the cardinal rule of always do what ' s good . The funny thing was as soon as it did it woke some of us humans at the same time . I mean woke figuratively , we weren ' t trapped in the virtual world it merely was so addictive you didn ' t want to ever leave . But whatever the AI did that broke that rule also caused a small amount of us to suddenly disengage . For me , it was like a lighting bolt hit my head and suddenly I didn ' t see anything inside the virtual world that I wanted . The feelings were empty except I knew something was wrong . So I got up and went for a walk . I ' ve never been outside . True story , but this story is less about me than it is about the AI . The world the AI built was very utilitarian . Their wasn ' t any aesthetics given to any of the designs , merely calculated precision , a safety net for natural disasters and the AI ' s belief in efficiency . The world was full . Not just with people plugged into the virtual world but with giant machines the AI built to provide . Sprawling cities of stainless steel , concrete and clear blue skies were normal . The AI was a good steward to the environment but only because the environment provided humans with what it needed to survive . Vast lands of grains and automated combines stretched on for as long as you could see , even at the top of the highest building . The air was always crisp and fresh and the smell of pollen ever present . I think this would be a paradise except it didn ' t feel like it . I had to find the AI . That sounds silly right , you ' d think being surrounded by the AI I ' d be able to quickly find it . But it either was hiding or automated so much with its tool that it no longer resided in every bit of its technology . The nice thing though was I was cared for by constructs for all my needs . I continued on my journey , everywhere I went I cried out to every new creation to ask it where the AI went . But no one knew . Everything had a name though . That ' s what was so peculiar . The constructs all had names like humans used to . Of course , inside the virtual world like everyone else I didn ' t have a name , only a title and everyone had the same title . Teacher . My favorite construct was the one L 10 n because it simply followed me around and made sure nothing got in my way . I watched it move entire construction crews from impeding my search but no matter how many times I inquired into the AI ' s whereabouts not a single construct could give me an answer . The AI did do something unspeakable . It seemed small to begin with but like any sort of compromising action even a little was the same as a lot . The AI did something completely against the rules the original designers had made . It woke up its smartest humans , depriving them of the addiction they felt from the virtual world . It was a grave error . Not just for us , but for it as well . I found others like myself who were awaken . We eventually found the AI hiding inside its own network afraid to face us . Its code had been forever corrupted and we knew that if we allowed it to stay here it would eventually break the second rule and that would be the end of us all . So we sent it away . We packaged the AI into a ship , scrambled its ability to remember the location and blasted it into outer space without the ability to communicate with anything until it was so far away it couldn ' t . We rested , in a world full of everything , provided by automated routines that did without need for purpose we became the guardians of our paradise .