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RCW (@wrenburrow.bsky.social), 29 Aralık 2023 tarihinde katılan bir Bluesky kullanıcısı. 31 takipçisi var, 111 hesabı takip ediyor ve 34 post paylaştı.
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Bluesky ağındaki herkese açık beğeniler.
So much of the game's structure is directly modelled not just after old school noir, like Raymond Chandler and Mickey Spillane novels, but even after the Strugatsky Brothers's body of soviet sci-fi and Émile Zola's Germinal (the latter of which is foundational to the entire dockworkers subplot).
Postu gösterAnd by God, if you're going to make horror, if your first and primary complaint about "bad" horror is that it gives you no one to root for, then learning how to *write* characters–not as walking tropes but as people–begins with learning to parse both language and expression. Read horror lit.
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Postu gösterSeparate thread: I have long held onto the concept of the soup. To reach a state of such literacy you stop consciously thinking about your resources and just be able to pull from this rich, dense soup of influences that is so remixed and mashed up and digested it gives the impression of novelty.
Postu gösterThe allure of monster romance for women usually comes from a desire to feel safe, protected, and loved from dangers like unwanted marriages/abuse. The idea of being so wanted that it supersedes societal norms. Also a desire for 💯 sex. If this (very old) trope bothers you, its time to look inward 🤷♀️
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