[ For essentially a very old man who'd never heard of videogames before coming here, Kravitz finds that he becomes surprisingly good at them quite quickly. He's not going to beat anybody with much experience, of course - but he holds his own much better than a scrub like him should be able to. Another surprise is that he gets quite heated when it gets down to it, taking the competitive element almost too seriously, and in those moments he reads very much like someone who's going to be actually mad if he loses... except that he never is. Snaps right back into being politely cheerful the moment the 'game over' screen pops up. ]

Ah, almost - one more time?

[ Dating sim games, Kravitz doesn't end up actually playing himself. What he does instead is backseat game quite a bit with other people's runs, usually in the form of pointing out plot holes and wondering aloud about characterization. It's not exactly great literature. ]

Is the player's character always this unlikeable..?

[ There isn't much hair care you can really do on a casual level for a man with dreads, though Kravitz will surrender to having his nails painted, if only out of idle interest. Mostly, though, what he goes in there for is a minute away from the main thrust of the party itself. A second to process the 'this is my life now' of the entire situation. To that end, most of his time in here will be spent visibly spacing out, in doing so inadvertently looking very intent on his casual perusal of these bottles of... whatever it is. ]

[ Honestly Kravitz can be talked into participating in almost anything - in fact he wasn't initially decked out in the kigu, though at some point somebody must have talked him into it. He does more nibbling at finger food than you'd expect of a guy who doesn't need to eat, and at some point will absolutely cheat at high-stakes chubby bunny. ]