Player 2 enters the game in the role of Dr. Torah Z.
Unlike Player 1 Player 2 is not a first person perspective but appears a a character in the game as the Therapist of Player 1. He can be seen by Player 1 through the brains "Eye" as an animation layered on the area of the screen that captures input from the users computer camera.
Player 2's game ui is that of a therapist office where he conferences with the client via a netmeeting.
Unlike player 1, Player 2 can have multiple lives depending upon his level of sucess or failure with his client ,Player I.
other factors influencing the game progress are outside factors that may influence the behavior and advice of Dr. Torah Z.
If Dr Z. aquires too many interactions in a given time with his client he will be disciplined by insurance companies and ethics boards. This will be balanced with Power he gains by payments for interactions with client.
Dr Z may attend conferences to gain power as well. but this will be balanced against time that it takes away from interaction with the client. Conferences provide new cognitive therapies to be delivered to the patient, Player 1.
Sucessful therapies provide further power to Dr. Z. Unsucessful therapies or therapies not delivered weaken Dr. Z.
Dr. Z may lose power if he tries something unethical and is caught by the Ethics board.
Patient complaints result in loss of power.
