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I know that this game is very grindy, but is there anything in the game I do not have to do for the 100%?

I was blown away to learn that Elijah Wood, the VA for Gristol plays Froto in LOTR and Spyro. I swear, for a niche game like Psychonauts, they did get star power for the series

In the sequel specifically, I feel as if every other level tackles a concept very clearly, such as Fatherland Follies being based on Pride/Egoism, and Hollis’ Hot Streak representing how different concepts in the brain link with each other, but I am struggling to understand the meaning behind Lobotto’s level, which just feels like a spy action sequence, and Cassie’s level, which has always been the most confusing level for me to understand.

Idk, bored, interested in stories lol

As a bonus, would the crossover be canon to the entire series story or not?

What are the averages for the coasters in the Fast Lane lines? I am trying to find the one I want to start with, as I don’t know what Fast Lane queues are worse than others.

One of my favorite things in a horror game is the feeling of isolation, such as in Dead Rising 1 and 2, where the emptiness and tragedy of the situation give the world a deep rooted sadness to it all, despite the comedic tones tones of the game. This then brings me to Doki Doki, where I believe that the first and second acts of the game are some of the greatest feelings of isolation I have felt in a game ever. The fact that you are yourself in the story (and I’m not referring to MC) really gives the feeling that everything in front of you on your monitor or TV is not real (which can be felt in this stage due to Monika still acting in a somewhat scripted way). The lack of sound effects other than for kills and out of story menu interactions adds to this as well, as the lack of any sounds except for the upbeat and cheery music adds to the artificiality of the experience, henceforth driving the overall idea that you are truly alone, even if Monika may be sentient, she is not real. I also think that the choice to build artificial relationships in the scripted story of the game (as in the dating sim the game wants you to think you are playing) only to kill them or distort them to the point where the girls stop feeling like themselves, further driving the point that you are alone, and that you had nothing in the first place with this png that is now bleeding out or hanging or distorting in front of you, lifeless as they always have been, only now being more pronounced. Lastly, the atmosphere of the world also feels incredibly artificial, with spaces only trying to imitate feeling lived in. Take Sayori’s room for example, while the game tries to explain that her room is very messy, the room still looks very orderly compared to some average rooms we’d see in the real world. I also fond places such as the classroom to give this vibe as well, as the environment lacks any trash, or wear from use of the room, and even though the game takes place in a “pseudo-Japan”, in which cleanliness would be expected due to culture, lack of wear in the world at all gives the world a form of sterilization, where the shock value of the kills gives an alarming contrast, which finally gives the world a form of grit which hadn’t been seen otherwise. To conclude, I find this game to be one of the most atmospheric horror games ever, despite it’s 2-D style, or anime aesthetic, and while some will never see it as anything more than a dumb anime game, or a one trick pony in horror, I consider it as having a better environment than some big triple A horror franchises

After my first play through in March of 2025, I just found this to be my favorite game ever, even above works of art such as Detroit Become Human, for whatever reason, Dead Rising 2 continues to be one of the most creative, atmospheric, and fun games I have ever played in my life ever

I’m personally imagining a final battle with Geno where he harnesses the power of the zero point to potentially get as close as one can to omniversal domination

Idk, anytime I listen to rock I feel like a badass

I’ve looked everywhere for it on YouTube, can’t find it, and I don’t mean the ride soundtrack, I mean the soundtrack that plays in the queue and the gift shop I think.

Does anybody else get annoyed by the GP girls who always overhype every single ride by yelling “we’re gonna die!!!” while screaming ear-piercingly loud and by seeing everything at such a superficial and undetailed level?

EDIT: The people I am referring to are the ones who act like trash and treat everyone like trash for just doing their jobs / existing

I miss the era where we all screamed at the thing animatronics and had a good time on this gem. Can anybody send funny moments from this ride?

What should I expect out of the event (ERT among other things)

As a courtesy clerk, obviously I am outside a lot of the time, and a majority of that time is spent in burning hot weather, as I live in an area where it can easily get up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit on a daily basis. Last summer, they had a big cooler with ice cold water which was free to take for the employees, but eventually, they took it away and placed the free water in an E-Commerce fridge when it got colder in the year. This is how it was for a while until all of a sudden they took the free water away claiming it was “personal property in a store fridge”, and they won’t bring the cooler back. The only way to get free water now is at Starbucks, but I literally have to essentially beg my supervisor to go there, as I will leave my lane or I will go back inside. This has to be some sort of violation, is it?

UPDATE: The cooler is back!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Found an ant in my room today, carpenter likely, and I squished it. I have read that ants come to where an ant died due to pheromones, but if I squished it with some toilet paper, flushed its body away, but maybe a tin by bit of blood I didn't see spilled from it, will ants still be attracted to the spot, or am I good?

As in the one they used to serve at Frontier Inn