u/NoProGamerPL

I spent over half an hour trying to get inside one of the bridge's pylons. I crouched to hide from cars, I jumped fences, I crawled between pillars and road, ruining my clothes, checking door after door, all locked. And when I finally got inside, the top was closed off, which I ofc discovered at the very end, after climbing the entire ladder. The bridge wasn't very high, but still I'm disappointed.

After getting a lot of comments about this post being fake (like, 30 minutes ago or so), I actually deleted it, as I haven't found a source beforehand and didn't have time to do it at that moment, believing that I actually accidentally posted a fake. Now I actually found that it is true and Michael DiMartino actually said all that on avatarlegends Instagram reel. So, yeah, a repost but justified.

First time player. This dude took me roughly 40 minutes tops, no DLC weapons/charms, and for the whole KD's card attack phase I've had a fully loaded invincibility super that I haven't used. I had much more trouble with Rumor Honeybottoms or both Isle 3 Run n Guns. In every bracket of mini-bosses (there are three of them) there is at least one that is either an automatic win (Pirouletta) or an easy pushover that can be learned in a few tries (Chips). The dice is so controllable that after a few tries you will land on exactly the space you wanted 90% of the times. King Dice's card attack is, in fact, hard, I lost 3 lives on him alone, and it's hard to practice it for obvious reasons, but that's what the second super art is for.

Just to be clear and so that you don't take this the wrong way - I don't want to brag by any means. I wouldn't even call myself a REALLY good player. I had some good RNG with bonus hearts placement, so I started KD's phase with 4 hearts. I've even hit some "weird" parries that shouldn't have landed. But just... Wow. Based on diffrent stories I've heard, I was fully ready to spend whole weekend fighting this guy. I just feel kinda... empty.

It is certainly some kind of "urban exploration", yet it's not really urbex, since nothing there is abandoned or not in use. Assuming there's no pylon/bridge tower to climb, it also isn't urban climbing. Therefore... What do you think it is? Is it the same category as breaking into working places (yup, some people do that)? I know that not everything needs a label, especially in urbex-esque community, but i kinda don't know in which sub I should post content like that tbh.

(Photo credits: "Penetrator Scavenger Team", 2016. I was once inside the same bridge, but my photos looked much worse.)