One thing i can remember off the top of my head is talking to the Pirate guy at the bar when you first learn to sail. I have a screenshot saved of the player’s reaction too it and me and my friend both spent a good while laughing at it

Now that you mention it i have noticed a lack of FOMO when it comes to OSRS, which would help explain why i like it so much. Whenever something hits me with an attempt at causing FOMO it always makes me go “Why am i tolerating this?” and start to lose interest fast. At best the thing will have some core part of it i actively enjoy, but there’s a lot of “pure” FOMO things that i end up getting tired of fast

Noita is one of those games i hear pop up every once and a while. I will admit i watched someone cover a mystery around it (I want to say it was Oddheader), and it did pique my interest. I will probably just try and watch a video on it though, roguelikes aren’t really my thing unfortunately

It’s just a guess but i have to assume it’s my preference for strong Depth of Field. I know pictures of Miniatures have a weird thing going on with Depth of Field. I can’t really say for sure though

The last part thankfully wasn’t the struggle for me. What really was a struggle though was getting in the door because I didn’t realize you had to wear the necklace to get inside. So I kept getting washed away before even getting in the dungeon

Maybe not every. But at least for the next month there will be quite a bit of it lmao. With me buying a month subscription I want to make the most of it.

One of the many reasons I dislike subscriptions for MMOs, I now feel an obligation to play. RuneScape is super lucky it won me over

I mean, wouldn’t be completely out of the question for Jerry. I’ve headcannoned that whenever i use Jerry in something Singleplayer, he just pretends Cable is along for the ride. it makes things interesting

I’ve been keeping an eye on it, right now it’s at 16%. I should probably figure out how to do that sooner rather than later though

I’ve been selling wood and unicorn horns in the exchange, i’ll try tools though because the Unicorns come pretty close to kicking my ass and i’d rather not die an embarrassing death (I already died to a level 2 Large Rat because i wasn’t paying attention)

This is the first i’m hearing about 2009Scape. What’s the difference between 2009 and Regular OSRS?

I’ll try that because I was really wanting to get some pictures in there. It’s such a cool segment

The first Alan Wake is a step into the pool for horror I feel like because I never really feel like it’s trying too hard to be scary. Like, any time an enemy shows up you get slow motion and the camera pans over to them. It feels like it’s trying to play scare you more with the stress of resource management rather than scare you shitless. Then again. I have some friends who are absolutely terrified of resource management in horror games

Remedy always nails those cool moments that stick with you I feel like. I mean, Alan Wake 1 had the Concert segment and the escape from the Lodge. Alan Wake 2 had the whole musical segment

If you want to get into it I think Control is the “getting on point” so to speak. I think it throwing words at you is part of the idea of stepping into this world that’s kind of wack.

The only game I think that’s playable before it is Alan Wake, and the game more makes subtle little nods to Alan Wake until the Alan Wake DLC.

Alan Wake 2 though makes the ties between Control and Alan Wake a lot more obvious. I’d argue you don’t really need to play Control though, just know the FBC is a group that deals with Paranatural events

I’ve always found them to be a bit short, that might just be my attachment to the media though. I’ve maybe got 8 Hours in this playthrough and i’m near the end of control so I may be going through it at a way too fast pace

House of Leaves and Twin Peaks have long been on my list of things to read/watch because of this game and Alan Wake. I really should get around to it one day

I think i did that one when i first played it! I don’t remember Ahti but i do remember the TV and somehow that mission being a little unsettling to me

I think quite a lot of it is in reference to the first Alan Wake game. Namely a page makes mention of Alan collecting Coffee Thermoses. The Thermoses were a completely optional collectable from the first game. Irc there were about 100 in the game you could find. it makes me wonder though how much of Alan Wake 2 was cemented by this point in time

I appreciate SCP for what it gave to this franchise. But it is just not for me, especially for how comical it can get at times. Not to mock it or anything or put it down, but it’s simply a different breed than what i am into

I legit LOVE Alan Wake 2. Playing control has made me want to go in for another playthrough. The only thing stopping me is that i have a huge backlog right now and it takes up so much space