So not only are you telling these families that they'll never see their loved ones again, but you're effectively lying about it. Not only do you have to read the details of each person's death in order to fill in the notices correctly and keep it impersonal, but the letter is very standard: it only tells families that their loved one 'died in battle.' E ven though you're privy to their specific causes of death y ou're not allowed to fill in that information, mainly because most of it is disease and sickness as an implied result of the shitty conditions on the front (this is the 20s, after all). If you keep telling the game you want to work after the government buys your office out, you will get a new job- filling out the death notices of officers in a sudden war to be sent to the respective families. It was fun, for a paperwork simulator at least, if only for the challenge of trying to fill out every request before the ridiculous time ran out on the third stage (it's probably impossible). The only secret I uncovered is that. I saw your post on this in Tumblr last night and played it myself.
