That didn’t prevent him from beating up what was either an ftm and mtf transgender or simply crossdressing pair of siblings in Kiwami... 

Don’t forget the steroid coctail they gave him to prop him up after he contracted Covid-19. 

Sure, but if you miss a few lines of dialogue and/or don’t bother doing the math (both likely occurrences for a kid in a 1977 movie theater), the heavily communicated tone was of an old superstition whose memory of actually being real was lost in time and nobody believes it actually existed.

And it’d be stuff from a few decades earlier, not lost since millennia, like the original movie seemed to imply.

The Mandalorians are a loose network of contacts spread across the galaxy. They can contact each other and gather information more effectively than just one guy. Djin doesn’t know where they are currently since he was separated from his group.

Just another normal day as the US President’s resident sorcerer casting magic spells to get him reelected... 

Of Lovecraft’s stories, I found The Colour Out of Space to be the scariest. It conveys the fear of the unknown and the sense of inevitable doom in an unrivaled manner. 

Reminds me of playing Yakuza Kiwami after visiting the real Kabukicho. In a sidequest where you have to help a sick kid, I steered straight for the Ohkubo hospital, only to find that it didn’t exist in the game.

I’m not sure if you have the same issue I do, but it seems to me that you have to wait for the page to load completely before scrolling or it won’t always load properly to the end. 

To hell with the whiners, that’s not the issue here. The problem is that CDPR’s management seems to have serious trouble doing their job and keeping their employees coordinates, and it’s those workers who have to pay the price with insane crunch times. 

I haven’t been a console player since Sega Mega Drive (Genesis for you Americans), but I did buy a PS2 in 2007 so I could play Rule of Rose, since it had gotten so much praise in my social circle, and its reputation gave it a forbidden allure. I liked its story enough that I played it through three times in spite of…

They are both. A publisher rarely allows developer multiple delays to begin with, no matter how buggy the game may be.

There was supposedly minor controversy in Japan over Aerith’s new design since she looked more Caucasian than in the previous interpretations of her character.

Reminds me of my shittiest job as a paper deliveryman — they’re delivered between 1 AM and 6 AM around here, so it’s not a job for teens. Poor pay, bad weather and lots of unpleasant drunkards. Still, there was one address that was downright eerie, but in a good way: an over 100-year apartment building where one…

A photo of the Hangman’s Hill with the little monument at the top and the cathedral’s spire in the background:

There’s that other possibility: he’s neck deep in debt and terrified of both civil and criminal charges. He may straight up flee the country and pretend for the rest of his life that he’s a political refugee, while leaking as many national secrets as he can recall to Putin out of spite. 

Are creepypasta videos interesting if you don’t believe in the supernatural?

I do not believe in supernatural phenomena in the slightest and I don’t consider this incident to be more than an amusing coincidence and a side effect of watching too many creepypasta videos, but regardless, it does make for a good story, and someone else might read more to it than I do.

Wendigo is Algonquin equivalent of a werewolf myth; starving people who are driven to cannibalism become monsters forever hungry for human flesh. The Algonquin are from the modern Canada, and the Wendigo is associated with winter cold, not deserts.

She was lying in her bed in the middle of the night when a giant hole opened up in the middle of the wall opposite her bed and in rode a man on a motorcycle with a skull for a head.