By the same token, video games would have you think it is normal for a shopkeeper to sell you a dozen lockpick pins that you'll turn around and use to liberate them of their goods later that night. (Looking at you Belethor)

This is adorkable. 10/10 would watch.

I get it too. I played Skyrim once and I can't stop fus-ro-dah'ing people who annoy me.

Pit Fall on Atari. Yes, I am ancient.

Jokes on her, you caught her being cute anyway 😁

I don't think he should be considered a folk hero either way, but we read also to understand the minds of people who do terrible things, so having read that book might not mean what we all tend to think it means... or it might... point is, do we really know?

When Doom scrolling is replaced with DOOM scrolling

I'm trying to curate my feed towards more gaming content and it feel so much easier than other platforms.

Thos was me discovering "The Thirteenth Tale" by Diane Setterfield years ago. Such a good story and very well written.

Fallout 76, yes, it is better, but I still just feel like it is running around trying to do the same daily challenges I did the day before. I download it to play with friends and without fail get bored after a week and delete it again.

My first was probably Pet Cemetary. But I honestly can't remember. I read the Tommyknockers, The Shining, IT, Christine, Cujo, The Graveyard Shift and so many others under the covers with a flashlight as a child. ❤️

The Trash Heap

For me, it is picking up every potion and book I find. My house in Skyrim is filled to the brim with books and potions I cannot use or unload but continue to collect.

This is me playing Caravan in New Vegas after a decade of wandering the wasteland.