Finally watched "Nope". Loved it. I love horror but usually prefer supernatural stuff, so slept on this one a good long while, but man, great character writing, excellent story telling. I see why so many people recommended it
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Not me but I know KPop stans will pay exorbitant amounts of money on albums not really for the CDs they come with but for the added art books, photo cards, etc. I know one young person who bought multiple copies of physical albums with CDs so that they can get access to earlier ticket sales and stuff. Also apparently some songs are CD exclusive and people get really upset when you suggest they just look for pirated rips online.
So yeah, art books, photo cards, light sticks, key chains, lots of stuff that young fans are buying from artists they follow, and some of those things still come with CDs
Legit, outside of a gay dom situation (which is fine if anyone's into that), when is it not weird to stylistically tattoo one man's name onto another man's body? Any celebrity name feels word IMO.
I can only think of like, dead family member that meant a lot to you as being something I wouldn't question. Or maybe if someone's got so many strange and interesting tattoos already you barely notice the stylized "Mr. Beast" on their ankle.
Clicked the link, Boost crashed. So happens on my end too
Larpers larping as other larpers, the dork layers run deep...
I've spent so many hours on it, something about it makes time just slip away for me. But once I get to rockets I get overwhelmed and eventually just start a new colony
Were you into DMC or Bayonetta? I love those games for similar reasons. Might be worth checking out if you're into hack and slash gameplay and you haven't tried them already.
So what is it about RE that keeps you coming back? Were you into all the games in the series?
I feel like you gotta know what kind of games appeal to you. I'm also not into a whole lot of modern games but I got completely absorbed with Outer Wilds and Subnautica. Freely exploring a world with interesting mechanics while you try and uncover what is going on. Love it.
I also found I really enjoy Oxygen Not Included and Frostpunk. Something about making sure all my people are surviving and hopefully thriving really keeps me invested. And the little narrative things in those games are nice icing on top too.
So for games you like, like the RE 4 remake, what were the things you liked about it? Once you know what kind of things you enjoy in games it makes it easier to find more of that.
I knew I'd seen something similar!
Introduced by a college friend. Buddy of mine was visiting my home country, we plan to meet up and he randomly and last minute tells me he's inviting an acquaintance to our meet up. I was a bit annoyed at the sudden change in plans but turns out the rando he invited was a pretty cool lady with a lot of shared interests.
We went to a concert together that weekend, a comic convention the next and the fun kept going.
I dunno why but he was one person that popped into my brain thinking about this. He's got some devoted fans that I imagined would go that far, fun to have that thought confirmed.
But yeah, still weird