I’ve been thinking along this same line w/r/t multiplayer games; any in-game competition is one metric of success, but the ebb-and-flow of the narrative drama along the way is what makes them memorable. (Definitely not a novel take, but it’s an engaging q of how to organically foster that drama!)

Hadn’t seen this in ~a decade and still laughed at “YOU FIND A NEW GOD”

Initially read “Al pastor” as if it was “Artificial Intelligence clergy,” which threw me for a loop for a sec - slightly different vibe than everything else

Skim-read this as “bacon egg and cheese,” wondered what was wrong, went back to re-read it and immediately recoiled