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I already know one, don't kill the musicians.

What are some other unwritten rules or bits of etiquette that every new player should know? Things that aren't obvious but everyone expects you to follow?

Do you think the ghosts in Hill House were actually real, or were the ghosts and horrors more of a metaphor for the characters reallife pain, addiction, depression, trauma, and grief?

I’ve always wondered about the mold too. The house clearly has a serious mold problem, and I feel like that could have played a much bigger role than people give it credit for. Could the mold and poor environment have contributed to hallucinations, making some of the ghosts something the characters were experiencing psychologically rather than literally?

Looking for horror that relies more on dread, atmosphere, and unease than jumpscares or loud noises. Slow burns are totally fine, I want something eerie, disturbing, and genuinely unsettling.

I’ve seen Hereditary and Midsommar and really liked that kind of horror. I hate movies like Insidious and The Conjuring that rely heavily on jumpscares

just needs to work on optimization, FPS stability, frame stutters, input delay, hit registration, server lag, rubberbanding, gun sounds, gunplay, animations, lighting, graphics settings, UI, VOIP disconnects, helicopter physics, vehicle gameplay, map balance, bugs, clipping, foliage rendering, tree collision physics, render distance, loadout bugs, and making the game actually playable above 30 FPS on high end PCs.

It seems like a missed opportunity. Adding it could bring in a lot of new players for the hilarious roleplay and battlefield chaos. For anyone worried about toxicity or mic spam, it could easily be made completely toggleable with an opt in setting.

It could lead to great roleplay, funny interactions with enemies before a duel, and actual team coordination during 64 player matches. Imagine a whole line of footmen screaming war cries down the mic

Stock idiot here,
If we own more than half the company, doesn't that mean we're technically the boss?

Hypothetically, if everyone on the internet actually teamed up and voted the exact same way, couldn't we outvote Elon Musk and the big banks? We could legally force them to pay dividends

Obviously, getting millions of random people to agree on anything is impossible

But legal wise, would this work?

I’m completely new to watches and looking into AP Royal Oak replicas, mainly 15450 or 15550. My budget is around 1k USD.

How do these higher end reps hold up over time in terms of reliability and durability? If something breaks, are they serviceable or do people just replace the movement or watch?

Also I don’t really care about exhibition casebacks. Are there any decent quartz AP reps that are more reliable and low maintenance but still look close to gen on the outside?

Looking for songs like Veridis Quo with a simple looping melody that feels a bit unresolved and emotional, smooth movement, and warm synths that give it that nostalgic, hypnotic vibe.