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Whoa, that's a really interesting point that I never considered, but it makes a lot of sense.Agreed, He clearly has big trouble with social clues and how to act, I think he's based on someone with Aspergers or other more severe form of autism. Even the way he talks and what he talks about gives me those vibes.
It would also add to the reason that Perry is so stuck in his habits and gets upset when he tries things outside of his comfort zone (like going to the club). I also wonder if drinking as much as he does is (not only, but also) because he loses a bit of his inhibitions and it's easier to relax without overthinking everything.
I mean, it's also possible that it's not the case at all and Perry is just generally an antisocial who loves to drink, but I like your reasoning a lot more, and hope it's true. It would make it far easier to empathize with his character, and make him a little more complex and interesting as a character.
I totally agree. I mean, if it turns out that it was due to a condition he couldn't really control, it would change things significantly. I mean, it would still be pretty annoying cos it doesn't change the fact that he's raining on Ian's parade, but at least there's a reasonable and understandable cause behind it that isn't just Perry being clueless and careless. It would also make sense with Ian not getting more pissed at him, considering he's known Perry for so long and probably has had stuff like this happen a lot more throughout that time.It would be interesting if this hypothesis were proven true. It would certainly make Perry more interesting as a character.
It does kind of make you feel hesitant to tell Perry anything about what Ian is doing and who he's seeing though (if that was even an option the player could control), considering you never know when he could blab to someone about it and inadvertently screw Ian over.