>be me, humble cultivator
>try to join sect, once in a billion lifetime chaotic tribulation destroys sect I want to join
>tribulations strengthen resolve
>rebuild sect
>senior brother shames me for not using the secret thundercloud technique to water my crop
>i see
>other senior brother seems to only give me fish, and lives at the pond, I am considering that he is a yellow frog
>senior sister ropes me into the kitchen far too often
>wandering merchant sells legendary talisman, i naturally buy the white hair die to larp as an immortal
>other other senior brother nearly died in a cave to a lowly desolate lizard, i go in there to raise my cultivation
>try to break through into middle stage, proceed to meet the ancient desolate beast king blue wood jellyfish that is immune to all basic attacks, but i was out of mana.
>have to let it kill me
>meridians damaged
>cant breakthrough for two days
Best game ever

[Mild spoiler warning]
Perhaps the greatest game of all time, a truly unforgettable experience that will stay with you until all the lights in our universe fade away. And then perhaps further in the darkness of black holes. I cannot stress how great of an experience this game was, truly a masterpiece, that feels like a love letter to humanity, hope, acceptance and grief. All parts of life inexplicably tied to one another that you must tackle and face. The composer was like lightning in a bottle, so many times had the SFX elevated many of the games scenes, being so memorable. The locations were memorable and distinct, the NPCs and story were perhaps the highlight of an already jewelled crown as I had laughed, cried, flung myself into the sun a few times for good measure and Feldsparred a few excellent crashes if I must say so.

I thought once I had done the ending once, it wouldnt move me anymore, but then I began playing the DLC. Which in a vacuum may perhaps be even better than the base game - even if it relies on building on its mechanics. Yes it is scary, but so is grief, vulnerability, and loneliness, and the only thing you can do is tackle that head on. In spite of it all. And the last time I had completed the ending, I knew that both the Travellers, and my journey was over, but I do not mourn for that, the game wouldn't want me to, so I smile. or perhaps not yet, maybe I need to cry while listening to the DLC's OST again, who knows, but the only thing we can do is keep moving forward, and I hope I carry this message with me for the rest of my life, as it is valuable like no other.

One eye called out. Two eyes locked it away. Three eyes sought to find it. Four eyes witnessed its conclusion.

253,046/10, I have never rooted for alien species so much in my life.