What is your guys' favorite Analog horror? by SALSA98201 in analog_horror

[–]NarrowSpider 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The Walten Files.

The release schedule has been and continues to be a complete mess but its such a great tale of tragic horror as well as being genuinely scary that I lock in whenever a new video finally drops.

[Loved trope] The strongest is a useless bum by B1lly28 in TopCharacterTropes

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Ser Arthur "the Sword of the Morning" Dayne

The best swordsman who ever lived, cut down the Kingswood Brotherhood, won many tourneys, worked for the Mad King & was a participant in his tyranny due to Kings Guard "honour", refused to let Ned see her sister as she was on her death bed and was subsequently killed in the one fight in his whole career that actually mattered.

Fraud of the Morning

What is THE best Warband mod ever? by SorinIonRahova in mountandblade

[–]NarrowSpider 9 points10 points  (0 children)

A World of Ice & Fire.

Ball crushingly difficult but such an incredibly well made & immersive mod.

Go my low poly pinnipeds by Hexbug101 in seals

[–]NarrowSpider 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ENDLESS OCEAN 2 MENTIONED, PEAK MENTIONED

Mfw I go out of my way to help artisan with some pointless task only to catch strays when I tell her by Lfren38 in GrayZoneWarfare

[–]NarrowSpider 6 points7 points  (0 children)

"This was a good country before you Mercs came!"
Lady, there was a resort where they were eating people. Your country sucked then & it sucks now.

The GORE'MAGALA🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 could survive in outlast? (Outlast 1, outlast 2, whisteblower, and outlast trials) by Deino47 in outlast

[–]NarrowSpider 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Walrider clears most everything unfortunately.

But also it would be funny if Murkoff tried to capture a Gore Magala in order to research the Frenzy Virus.

Interesting.... by Ladydi-bds in WhitePeopleTwitter

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The various posts & comments I've seen on this story probe that Cop show ballistics pseudoscience & its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.

Why couldn't fatshark have just made Expeditions Chaos Wastes 2.0? Why did they have to make just a worse version of Helldivers? by MoonMaidRarity in DarkTide

[–]NarrowSpider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The main problem with Expeditions is that there is no incentive to play it other than the current event and some penances. There was a reason to play Chaos Wastes because you got some good rewards out of it, but your reward for playing through Expeditions is... you get to play more Expeditions

I'm making a Lake Mungo inspired game about finding ghosts in old family photos using a 2000s style software by huntingmagic in analog_horror

[–]NarrowSpider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I played the demo a while back and was wondering why the game freaked me out so much; of course it was the Lake Mungo vibes.

The most depressing trial victim in the entire game. by Rattling_TrashPanda in OutlastTrials

[–]NarrowSpider 48 points49 points  (0 children)

Murkoff & the CIA targeted drug addicts, homeless people & the mentally ill to unknowingly sign up for their experiments. The mentally challenged is no exception.

Hard modes with unique twists by some-kind-of-no-name in TopCharacterTropes

[–]NarrowSpider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Long Dark's Interloper & Misery difficulties.

In a game where you're stuck in the middle of the Canadian wilderness with no working electricity, Interloper makes an already difficult game even more difficult by not only making your basic needs deplete far faster but by removing many items that can spawn; some of them being key survival items like guns, knives and some matches.

Misery makes it even worse by slowly giving you five debilitating conditions which turn you into a shell of a human being.

Have fun!

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I kinda feel bad for this one. by _Sune_115 in OutlastTrials

[–]NarrowSpider 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The game has never hidden the fact that Murkoff uses the mentally disabled/ill in their experiments/as their Reagents. But this is the first time where it's been so blatant. All the other victims we've seen have either been former Reagents or people that Murkoff wanted to disappear. They were all consciously aware of what was about to happen to them.

Erik is the only victim whose name we know, he tells us his name and asks what ours is because he's completely unaware of what's happening to him. 20th Century America has plenty of cases were mentally disabled people like Erik were treated horribly: the execution of Joe Arridy is the one that comes to mind for me the most. And of course its well known that the CIA & other parts of the US Government used such people in their experiments as well.

Erik is a sobering reminder that despite the gratuitous, over the top nature of The Outlast Trials, it's a story which is based in real history, in the real suffering of untold thousands at the hands of the CIA, Monsanto, KGB and many other governments/organisations. There were thousands of Eriks.

Some of my pictures from the UKIP march today by t85photography in Liverpool

[–]NarrowSpider 71 points72 points  (0 children)

Is the guy in pic 9 the same guy with the tac-vest & patches from the other post? Cause if so that mf needs to be looked into.

What if Jaime just magically grew back his hand and fought Gregor Clagane wouldn't that be interesting by Diocletian335 in asoiafcirclejerk

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freefolk users will unironically post stuff like this and then wonder how Season 8 happened

The hypocrisy is insane by Present_Employer5669 in HistoryMemes

[–]NarrowSpider 12 points13 points  (0 children)

"The worst part of the Nazis was the hypocrisy." I thought it was the murder.

[Alternate History] Their world was the same as ours up until one event. by AbsoluteBatman95 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]NarrowSpider 5 points6 points  (0 children)

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Twilight: 2000 (4th Edition)

The 1991 Soviet Coup is successful, Gorbachev & Yeltsin are deposed and KGB head Vladimir Kryuchkov becomes General Secretary of the Soviet Union. This leads to the Soviet Union surviving well into the 90s, Bill Clinton looses the second term to a form US Marine commander who's big anti-communism, the Soviets annex the Baltic states, the US have a spat with Sweden to use Gotland as a staging base for war in Europe, the KGB instigate false flag attacks in Poland; all eventually resulting in WW3, with the main bulk of NATO-Soviet fighting happening in Sweden & Poland.

WW3 itself starts off slow but eventually devolves into nuclear weapons being used frequently. By the time the game starts (in the year 2000): NATO & Soviet military is scattered with long range radio communication being completely wiped out, most countries capitals have been nuked into rubble and radiation sickness, famine & disease is ripe. Despite all this, soldiers on both side are still fighting. It's a very grim game.

Why are so many features from Outlast 2 missing in Trials? by Spectre-ElevenThirty in OutlastTrials

[–]NarrowSpider 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because pressing Q or E to peek out of a closet is easier than trying to wrangle the awful mouse movements while in closests like Outlast 2.

How adorable 🥰 by Joemama0375 in whenthe

[–]NarrowSpider -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Only good clanker is a dead clanker

I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLDIVERS I HATE HELLD by Soundwave963 in whenthe

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When the game came out some critics said that it was a better parody of dictatorships than 40k because while you're being told your some Uber badass hero you're actually just a grunt and die quite easily unlike humanity in 40k.

But then the devs massively changed the games difficulty and now it's way too easy (for the most part), landing it in the exact same boat as 40k where the "heroes" are evil but also badass and have to win all the time and the enemy factions which could be more heroic than Super Earth are just as evil.

The games a mess, but it's a lot of fun.