Dept. of Petty Affairs Casefile #004-C
Title: The Precedent (Nyxa Clawtail’s Profile Doctrine)
Summary: Long before Pizza Kidd, clown emojis, or clap strikes, the claws were already sharpened. The old Steam profile of Nyxa Clawtail stood as a manifesto—rules of engagement written in plain sight.
Exhibit A:
- Steam Profile (Level 33).
- 2,462 games owned. 866 DLC. 4,056 wishlisted.
- Profile summary text locked like scripture.
Exhibit B — Profile Rules:
- “Tao doesn’t do boring reviews.” Bad mechanics dragged into daylight.
- “Humor scratches deeper than rage.” Every roast a swipe, every joke a pounce.
- “If it’s weird, dumb, or unforgettable, Tao makes it legendary.”
- “Tao’s not here for polite purring. Tao’s here for honesty.”
And the closer:
“If your game is tasty? Tao licks it clean and guards it like fish on a silver plate. If it’s trash? Tao claws it, stomps it, dumps it in the litter box, and watches it burn with a smug ‘meow.’”
The Proof: This wasn’t new. This wasn’t random trolling. The doctrine was public, explicit, and consistent years before Pizza Kidd. What the devs ran into in 2025 wasn’t a sudden critic—it was the continuation of an older law: the Claw Doctrine.
Verdict: Casefile #004-C cements the trilogy.
- A: The Clap that pinned the clown.
- B: The Khaled verdict—“Congratulations, you played yourself.”
- C: The Precedent—proof the Petty Affairs has always operated this way.
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