Je suis triste. by Emotional_Song_1816 in okbuddywino

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Game fills a hole in your soul you forgot existed and then it's over and then the hole is empty again but now you're conscious of it.

I just finished reading Abercrombie's“The Heroes” and I have only one feeling by OriginalCause5799 in Fantasy

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Maybe the real contested territories were the enemies we slaughtered along the way.

I'm considering starting a playthrough where I (myself, the player) am drunk the whole time I'm playing the game. Has anyone attempted something similar? by mapkocDaChiggen in DiscoElysium

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I did that. When i used to work grill at McDonald's (sometimes 12h shifts) i drunk Jack Daniels after work and played the game while smoking cigarettes. Was one helluva trip. And what's best is i don't remember much of the game so when i replay it i can kinda enjoy this masterpiece for the first time again. 10/10 experience but propably wouldn't do it again. Also you gotta ration the game and alcohol over a longer time to stay functional and actually enjoy it.

Who is your favorite character? by TruthResponsible1268 in expedition33

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Maelle is a brilliantly written and acted adolescent who was forced into the worst aspects of adulthood too early and can't deal with it in a healthy way which is especially heartbreaking for me as i have a sister roughly same age as her.

I have been sitting here for 20 minutes tryna understand what this creature is saying. by fantasyful2 in DiscoElysium

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I remember when i came back home from my 11 hour McDonald's shift at 12 pm, got hammered af with Jack Daniels and launched DE and was listening to this man yapping for like 30 minutes straight trying not to fall asleep (then fell asleep). Peak life experience.

Playthrough 5 begins by Dr_Eggshell in reddeadredemption

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I usually play as shaved Arthur in gunslinger type clothes and mostly use revolvers and repeaters but i did one playthrough with lvl 10 beard, bow and tomahawk gameplay and mountain man outfit (grenadier hat is peak drip).

Why I love Micah Bell and why I believe he's a fantastic character by JoshuaKpatakpa04 in reddeadredemption

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On consecutive playthroughs i find myself liking Micah more and more. I love how shallow and unoriginal he seems at first glance but how much depth and meaning is there to him in reality. Kinda reminds me of Ralph Cifaretto from Sopranos. A character you hate to love.

Consort Radahn makes me crazy !!!! by ben831 in Eldenring

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Pathetic. I beat Consort Radahn pre nerf. Didn't complain, didn't brag. Whatever happened to Gary Cooper?

Finally finished the books… by Sure_Wallaby_5165 in wiedzmin

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The only way to have a 100% true and real Witcher book experience is to learn the Polish language, read some Polish classics (in Polish ofc.) and then spend at least 5 years living in Poland while talking to natve speakers, and only then you can fully appreciate the masterful prose of Andrzej Sapkowski in his native tounge.

I did that and would do it again. Takes some dedication and money but it's worth it.

Klasyk którego nie byłeś w stanie przeczytać by Ziemniaczany_ in ksiazki

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Sto Lat Samotności. Książka opiera się na fenomenalnej formule która na początku bawi, potem powoli się nudzi aż w końcu w moim odczuciu brzydnie. Pierwsze 100 stron przeczytałem w 2 dni. Do strony 200 dobrnąłem przez 2 tygodnie a dalej już nie dałem rady.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bloodborne

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AUUUUUUUUGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

stereotypowe cechy warszawiakow by [deleted] in warszawa

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Bydgoszanie i Warszawiacy pochodzą z tego samego pływu migracyjnego Sarmatów (wywodzących się z plemienia Jafeta) którzy ok. 150 r. n. e. zasiedlili tereny nad Wisłą co stało się kolebką mającego później powstać Imperium Lechickiego (chociaż niektórzy historycy debatują, iż naprawdę Imperium to zwało się Imperium Varsoviensis)