▲ 1 r/LeBronJames23+1 crossposts

The Bubble Ring

So this genuinely baffles me. Even "real" lakers fans say they don't respect the bubble ring and has the biggest asterisk in NBA history, but at the same time, they keep mum about the infamous 2002 ring that had referee Tim Donaghy in the gambling allegations and they never keep that same energy.

It's so hard to have an NBA discourse in good faith and have objective discussions with these "real laker fans/ kobe stans" hell bent on discrediting players.

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u/DullStation2713 — 4 days ago

how would you rate the horror (scare) factor of this game compared to the more popular ones?

I haven’t yet finished this game but the number of times this game got me with jumpscares are uncountable. but even then, I would classify this game as a lot less scarier than re7, dead space and alan wake 2 so far. I am currently at the road to the hospital. what do you think?

Edit: the game is cronos the new dawn. Sorry, posted it on the cronos sub and just forwarded

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u/DullStation2713 — 7 days ago

how would you rate the horror (scare) factor of this game compared to the more popular ones?

I haven’t yet finished this game but the number of times this game got me with jumpscares are uncountable. but even then, I would classify this game as a lot less scarier than re7, dead space and alan wake 2 so far. I am currently at the road to the hospital. what do you think?

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u/DullStation2713 — 7 days ago
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Most annoying horror trope

For me, the horror trope that is very overrused and annoying at the same time is when the characters NEVER stick together so then the antagonist/ ghost/ killer/ monster/evil spirit gets to pick them off one by one. Films are notoriously bad at eliminating this trope and it's genuinely for a lack of creativity. Hope someday this wouldn't be the norm.

What horror trope annoys you the most?

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u/DullStation2713 — 1 month ago