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  • SunsofoldtoHumor@lemmy.worldSurviving the predator
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    Prompt says you’re being chased but nothing about the quality of the chase. I like the image of the predator being obligated to chase them but feeling kind of ashamed of it so they don’t really want to get the kill.

    Hunted: ‘*puff, wheeze* Just… gotta… get to the top… of the hill.’ Predator: *walks calmly up to just behind the hunted and makes a predator noise, then sits to wait for them to scramble the rest of the way up while the predator plays space-solitaire*








  • Grausame Töchter is loads of fun, and I’ve enjoyed some of the others.

    Twins in Fear has done some work with Aranea of Grausame Töchter.

    Also check out Vampyros Lesbos.

    Maybe also:

    • Wargasm
    • Divine Shade
    • Julie Christmas link she has done things with a few bands
    • 3TEETH
    • Sui Generis Umbra
    • Author & Punisher
    • Reaper link because the name isn’t exactly unique
    • Combichrist
    • Tiamat
    • Project Pitchfork


  • If people had the kind of relationships where they could have the trust necessary to show that kind of vulnerability, they probably wouldn’t be feeling the need to self-isolate. Sometimes, the reason you self-isolate is, you don’t have anyone you trust enough to share your problems.



  • You want to see my Fallout 4 impression?

    Nyuh, nyuh, nyuh. I’m Fallout 4. Nyuh, nyuh, nyuh.

    But seriously, I was quite disappointed by it too. I really enjoyed 3. NV was kind of fun too. 4 just felt like it was trying too hard in the wrong places. They put a lot of the effort that should have gone into storyline development and put it into the town building minigame. They tried to catch the wave of Ark and all those other base builders and lost the story in the sandbox. Two half games don’t make a whole game.


  • That’s fairly common. Everyone wants to feel like they ‘belong.’ The trick is, it’s not a place. It’s people. There is an underlying culture in any place you find that is highly localized, even down to the neighborhood, but there are also always exceptions. You can find the sweet Berliners if you look, and the reserved, non-materialistic Americans, and the sober, minimalist Parisians. First, figure out your values. Then, find the others in your area who share those values. Unless you are living in the middle of nowhere, they’re out there.