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1/27/2017 7:51:09 PM
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Yeah, laughed at the Moment Jack drove with his Car in the Garage and tries to roadkill you. So funny :D
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Edited by GTLargo21: 1/28/2017 10:43:33 PMThat was funny. I had to watch that one on markiplier though... [spoiler]since I immediately looked around, got the car keys and ran him down myself.[/spoiler] "Better start running boy." "I'm gonna get ya!"
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Would it be scary to someone who doesnt find scary games scary?
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Depends if you're playing in vr or not?
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Depends what you are considering a "scary game" that usually doesn't scare you.
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Outlast (can ne very suspenseful) , amnesia (had its moments, but nor scary), evil within (oh yea, ha some pretty scary moments until it was all shootem up), dead space (mostly the jump scares). Thts my opinion on a few popular games. I find jump scares are the easiest thing to get me mixed with a very creepy and suspenseful atmosphere and sotuations
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I can agree with you on all those games for those same reasons. RE7 has jump scares, but it's also creepy in presentation when you play with a headset using directional sound. Immersion is half the experience, but you'll probably get the same vibes you did with Outlast and TEW.
