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this is the best thing ive ever drawn

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Okay but what if the RE8 lords were human and played in a crappy rock band

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I mean this genuinely, and also as a massive hypocrite: watching the election results come in this early in the night will not make you happy, and it will not tell you who is going to win the election.

Reporting comes in inconsistently. There is a mild panic about Virginia every four years before the extremely blue counties report all of their numbers.

It will feel bad. It will look bad. Until states have reported enough to get an actual clear view of the results, we have no way of knowing if it will be bad.

Give yourself a break. If you must watch, watch on mute. This will be a long day or multiple days. Pace yourself.

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a series

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stranger in a strange land!

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RUTALITY

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The Subnautica of other fears

Subnautica is a game infamous for it's almost all ocean planet, underwater worldbuilding, and deep sea gameplay. It's also the bane of all thalassaphobia peeps.

So here's the subnautica of other phobias

Claustrophobia Fear of Tight/Cramped Spaces - The Forest Series : After a plane crash leaves you stranded in a strange forests, something increasingly becomes... wrong. The caves around don't help.

Scopophobia Fear of being watched or the center of attention - Brighter Day : A weirdcore horror game where something is definitely watching you and definitely following you.

Entomophobia/Arachnophobia - Grounded : You play a group of kids who are stuck in a "honey I shrunk the kids" incident. They are forced to venture across their yard, and survive the various common insects around.

Megalophobia Fear of very very very big things - The Utility Room : An experience. More of an experience then a game and fever dreamish, worth it, and mysterious all the way. It's almost as if the universe accidentally left one strange dev room behind.

Nyctophobia Fear of darkness - Amnesia: The Bunker (from the Amnesia series) : It's a first-person survival horror. You play a French man trapped in a bunker during WW1, while being hunted by something inside its darkness.

Autophobia Fear of being/feeling alone - Firewatch : You work in a national park in order to watch out for fires. Traveling across the Wyoming wilderness takes a complicated turn.

Hemophobia Fear of blood or bleeding - Iron Lung : What awaits you in the deep of a strange moon. Trapped in a submarine you have no choice but to find out.

Amaxophobia Fear of car accidents or being run over - Decimate Drive : After freeing yourself from a kidnapping, the world you wake up to is full of hostile cars.

Final Boss Games:

Lethal Company

Fun with friends :D

Genre: Indie Comedy Horror

Takes place on alien planets in outerspace

It's multiplayer, and very fun, but as soon as it hits the fan the sound design works hard to immerse you in the sudden loneliness. The games sound design is one the major players of Lethal Company's fear. As soon as a friend walks away the proximity chat teaches you just how separated you now are.

Before you know it you have had something unfriendly following behind you, and finally finding the silhouette of a friend in the dark you are betrayed by the creatures of the Lethal Company universe.

Fear of Darkness

Fear of Loneliness

Fear of Being Watched

Fear of Outerspace

The Metro Series

Genre: Survival Horror Shooter

You play the beautiful and amazing Artyom Chynornyj in the post-apocalyptic world of Metro. Developed by Ukrainians and based off the Russian book series + Polish fanon writing community.

The world of Metro is unfair and unforgiving, full of mutated creatures, and the leftover souls that the destruction of humanity left in it's wake. Crawl across the underground of Russian cities, or panic across the even more dangerous world of the destroyed above.

Fear of Darkness

Fear of Wild Animals

Fear of Deep Water

Fear of Ghost/The Supernatural

Fear of Insects/Spider

Fear of Heights

Fear of Dead Bodies

Fear of the Cold

No Man's Sky

The scariest game I've ever played. I don't know why, but this game freaks me out. I know the picture I chose was harmless, but I did that on purpose.

This game is beautiful, but don't let that fool ya. This world will leave you no hesitation lost in the unpredictable randomly generated horrors of space. From planet that are all water, to colossus creatures you see for only a split second, to the infinite colorless expanse of space.

Megalphobes and astrophobes, this is your subnautica

Fear of Outerspace

Fear of Darkness

Fear of Cramped Spaces

Fear of the Unknown

Fear of Very Very Very Big Things

Fear of Deep Water

Fear of Loneliness

Fear of Caves

Fear of the Supernatural

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“Now you go among the stars, and I fall among the sand.”

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Me when a game lets you explore the ocean, find fish, help people and there are also horrors.

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Goes both ways

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happy pride

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The Shape of Water 🌊 (is ice, since it’s Below Zero, as in a Robin and Al-An poster inspired by the original film poster, cause I am obsessed with these two and this ship)

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Subnautica: Below Zero ∴ Al-An “With you, I am ready to face whatever awaits.”

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Id like to think of 4546b is a harsh place but not a cruel one. Its a world where you CAN NOT impose civilisation and order in no matter how hard you try. And that is why its a place where only “freaks” can survive. So Murderhobo grandma, Enough autism to cause radiation, “The fish told me to do it”, and ShrimpFucker69 are all uniquely fucked up in just the right way to make a living o no mans ocean.

Like literally both games rely on the protagonist just trusting the voice in their head like thats a normal thing to do.