Wmurphy
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@Venzhas said:
Imagine you can put any famous character from pop culture as it was possible on this game.
I can see the Disney Snow White as survivor shes so pure for the entity.. and as killer, meh, maybe the countessa - Lady Gaga - from american horror story.
It would not look bad
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Adorable creatures. Often you come across videos on YouTube with those who turn them on.
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Looks cool. It turned out neat and pleasant to look at
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@psionic said:
The match starts.
At my right, there's a generator, at the left there is a flaming totem. Three steps and I begin to clease the totem, while I hear a loud scream of what seems to be The Nurse. I'm halfway of cleansing the totem, my Spinechill activates and I start to hear a heartbeat, but I won't give up. The desperate Nurse uses her chainblink to prevent the totem to get cleased. Too late! The Ruin got cleansed and I start walk away slowly from the Killer Shack. She then blinks right at my neck, but I'm already far away through the corn fields with my Sprint Burst. Meanwhile, a gen pops. Against all odds, she managed to down me and hook me. I could see my friends spread across the map each one in a different generator. Time passes. She downed everyone amazingly quick, but not as quick as we managed no hold M1. Happily, everyone succeded to scape through the gates.
Many people play for this very reason. Isn't that the interest?
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@Gay_Police_Dept said:
https://forum.deadbydaylight.com/en/discussion/comment/2086563#Comment_2086563
It was quite the opposite for me. I used to love Freddy movies when i was a kid, but when i watched them again like 30 years later they were kinda "meh".
First and second one are still ok though.
There were a lot of weird horror movies coming out at that time that seemed fun. Now, even from the technical point of view, everything looks even more "unnatural". I have the same now with the "Critters" films. As a child, I really liked
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A Nightmare on Elm Street
In those days, I was still afraid of horror films. Only then I appreciated all their charm