Examine the Character sheet closer.

Hmm, before you bother mess around with other things, you had best explore what you had access to. It should save you time and effort.

You had to constantly remind yourself “Think smart lazy, not dumb lazy!”

It seemed that the character sheet could be summoned and dismissed at will. If you pressed on certain things, it gave you more details.

For example, with the stats 10 is the amount for an average human adult.

Titles had to be earned, but could give the holder benefits while active, but apart from the Gamer title you could only have one other active at the time

Class helped determine the quests and rewards you gained as well as general development. This could be changed as you leveled up, but new classes might have requirements. For example, a Fighter might have specific physical requirements, while a mage might have others.

Inventory slots were interesting. When you pressed “Slots” it showed you a screen showing 10 slots that were currently empty

When you pressed inventory it showed the slots and a turning image of you with labels for everything you had, or where you could put things, like rings, necklaces, sunglasses and even stuff up your arse!

Fatigue showed you your level of tiredness. As you got more tired, you got problems with different checks. For example, it is hard to concentrate on things that require a lot of thinking when dead tired.

Fighting Style was just that, the style of fighting you used. It would be very hard to change one once you got it.

Oddly there was a difference between DEX and AGI. Dexterity was fine motor control, while Agility was for general body motion. In a way it made sense when you think about it: someone who sat on their butt all day at the computer, grinding DEX, would not exactly be a top gymnast, which requires AGI.

Two major differences between Intelligence and Wisdom were knowledge and reasoning. Intelligence increased with what you knew, including calculating and formula. Wisdom was more focus on understanding and reasoning, being able to draw conclusions.

Considering there are some people who can remember textbooks and still be idiots, you agree with it. Even you understood the difference between book smarts and street smarts.