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LSC: Real Life 

LSC: Real Life is a game that was released in 2015 and is very popular in LSC. The game is centered around LSC and the protagonist (You) fighting creatures and teachers. It is fun to play even though you will certainly get triggered over fighting dumb bosses.
A sequel to the game was released in late 2021 and is called LSC: Real Life 2: Invasion of Wang Lao. It is about the mysterious creature Wang Lao and the incoming virus known as WangLao-21. This game is possibly a reference the COVID-19 pandemic.
Dude 1: Yo! You been playing LSC: Real Life 2?
Dude 2: No it sucks
Dude 1: You suck
LSC: Real Life by skeps_fuckery November 3, 2021
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LSC: Real Life 2: Invasion of Wang Lao 

LSC: Real Life 2: Invasion of Wang Lao is a game that was released in late 2021 and is the sequel to the popular game LSC: Real Life. The game is extremely popular in LSC. The game talks about the invasion of the creature called Wang Lao and its virus, WangLao-21. The player has to find a way to defeat Wang Lao and his minions, who are people infected with WangLao-21. It is possibly a reference to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and warns players about staying safe. The game also includes several pandemic items such as Gay Mask, Gay Syringe and Gay Gay. The game is more story-based than its predecessor, LSC: Real Life but is way longer and harder to play because of the introduction of characters like Luk and Schovengers, as well as infected versions of every single boss, NPC and character.
Chan: I beat LSC: Real Life 2: Invasion of Wang Lao! I'm such a chad!

Ho: No you're not. You're Chan, not Chad.
Chad: But I beat the game.
Lai: cap
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