Is picture of an anime?

Isn't this a repost? Whatever, it's still good.

This sounds like some place I would live, fuck.

I'd probably live there too.

>"no physical trolling"
Huh.

tl dr

Building Class determines commodities and architecture. Classes Alpha and Beta were more of social experiments, seeing if the concept of Anonymous Apartments could work, before exploding into a flurry of unchecked rage and testosterone.
Class A is known for allowing roommates, a bad idea overall. Class B tried to fix that with separate bungalows, but the increased rent is not very attractive. Class C offers private apartments with all you need, with the caveat of small shelf spaces and standard issued computer hardware.
I heard of a Class D proof of concept, which uses abandoned missile silos reformed to settle humans. There are fears of what will the prolonged isolation periods do to the already twisted minds of the tenants, but it seems to be pretty comfortable.

Even though the common rooms have a complete set of consoles and different games, most tenants save up to buy their own so they don't have to deal with others. The preferred job is Data Processing by telecommuting. There's also a committee hellbent on getting people to come to the inauguration anniversary party.
There's low attendance because everyone thinks nobody will go anyway. Only a dozen or so assist, stick around for a while and leave, leaving the beverages and snacks to the elements.

>>18361699
As part of the Class A experiment, those that choose to go under a name online got a small sign in front of their doors related to their tripcode.
After several incidents of pranks, each one more dangerous than the last, it was decided that all sort of practical jokes, of whatever nature, were prohibited on the premises. Of course, it didn't stop the Fire of Class A Number 0, marking the habitat rules for all the following towers.

Equally, reports of broken ribs, bones, and numerous lacerations, specially in the face, were attributed to what was denominated "drive-by rage". Comments against the purity of one's waifu, or any other number of personal choices, pushed some of the tenants too far. Fortunately, no deaths or serious injuries were recorded by the end of the Beta experiments.

whoah

I remember reading this before