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I’ve been thinking about how much Michael Jackson has been reshaped by the internet era. Between reaction videos, edits, documentaries, and constant re-interpretation of his work, it feels like his legacy is still evolving in real time.
I’m curious how you guys here feel about that.
If he could actually see how people engage with his music and performances today, what do you think would surprise him the most? What would he appreciate, and what would he probably find strange or even uncomfortable?

Ever since I’ve started playing this game, I always wanted them to add more aquatic species, like octopuses. I’m wondering what you guys would want that they did not add yet or isn’t up to your expectations/level.

I’ve been thinking about this after revisiting IT, especially how different interpretations seem to exist around what actually works against Pennywise.
We obviously see the Ritual of Chüd presented as a key element, but even within the story it feels… complicated. It’s not like a straightforward “weapon” that just wins the fight. At times it almost feels more symbolic than mechanical.
Then there’s the idea that belief, fear, and imagination play a much bigger role in Pennywise’s power and limits. The kids’ ability to confront It mentally seems just as important as anything physical or ritual-based.

So I’m curious how others read it.

Just curious what moment from your earliest Disney trip is still burned into your memory like a scene you could replay in your head—something small, vivid, and unforgettable

My earliest memory of Chuck E. Cheese was having one of my birthday parties there during the 2010s

If William Afton never targets those five kids, does he eventually just find another outlet for his obsession with remnant/agony, or does the absence of the MCI lead to a completely different, potentially
“peaceful” timeline for Freddy Fazbear’s?

Is the horror inevitable due to the tech they built, or was it entirely dependent on those five specific souls?

I’ve been going back through Michael Jackson’s discography and performances lately, and it’s crazy how distinct each era feels, I was thinking for those who are also fans, what was your favorite era of Micheal Jackson.

Some locations feel obviously worse than others because of layout, visibility, power systems, or how many angles you can realistically monitor at once. Others seem like you might actually have a fighting chance if you understand the systems well enough or can control space efficiently

I know the correct answer is probably “none, you’re cooked either way,” but still interested in which one feels least immediately hopeless and why.

What are your guys thoughts on this?

I was curious of what some of you guys initially thought when you first discovered the backrooms on the Internet

How would the mortals living in their kingdoms view you? 🤔 💭

I was wondering if Micheal Afton will get some type of backstory in the third movie, since he’s a pretty mysterious character in the second movie with little backstory