u/AutummThrowAway

Really fun to learn how the outer/fear cults attract people

(Learned all entity names before starting the series)

Reached when Peter Lukas comes to the institute, and his line of how bonds matter little, as "we only really have ourselves." The lukas go from what I'd agree to be comfortable peace and quiet to an extreme isolation and denial of human warmth, and at least for Peter this comes from a strong cynicism and rejection for people, which would explain their worship of the Lonely.

Then we have the Corruption, with its worship manifesting through attachment even as it rots you and others. An attachments that poisons. The cults of the dark seem to embrace a world that exists inside darkness, in a form of escapism. A friend told me >!they reject light as something that stains the primordial world, or embrace ignorance to escape the horrors of life!<

The desolation has cultists embrace cruelty and destruction just to feel alive, being willing to hurt even people they care about to escape monotomy and stagnation

The eye seems simpler. Knowledge to feel safer or to understand this confusing world, yet leading to further fear and confusion

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u/AutummThrowAway — 9 days ago

My impression of Salesa as I watch the series

(I just finished Lost in the Crowd, if you wanna know where I'm at)

My impression of the antiques seller Mikaele Salesa is that apparently he's less an occult mastermind and more a disaster of a person causing curses even accidentally.

Doesn't know what the evil vase does, doesn't remember selling, so he gets scared and tells the dude to keep it

He doesn't sell, instead he buys something from Neil in Blood Bag, still he gets supernatural fuckery happen to him. (Granted, the syringe itself could have actually been a protective charm)

Like damn, at this point even brushing against him could end with your teeth falling out

Someone sits on a table he was at and cutlery starts hunting the person

A blogger dies, and the last thing she sees Salesa reblogged her post as the angels take her

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u/AutummThrowAway — 14 days ago

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2026/04/how-legacy-became-a-costly-crypto-bust-for-players-and-a-business-win-for-peter-molyneux/ His game Legacy didn't deliver on promises, had a dead economy in two weeks, and the scam money is being invested into the next "game"

He speaks of how he loves people "earning money" in his games, which favor whoever joins early and the latest had such a shit economy no player could profit

Simply making a game meant to be fun instead of a promisecof pyramid scheme money seems beyond him

u/AutummThrowAway — 24 days ago