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Image 1 — You have to adapt the OG Surgist mythos. How would you do that?
Image 2 — You have to adapt the OG Surgist mythos. How would you do that?

You have to adapt the OG Surgist mythos. How would you do that?

I personally belive Morley Grove did a great job with it, but it's still only based on a few images, not the entire spectrum, and as a guy that didn't really like this incarnation of Slenderman, how would you use the OG Slenderman?

Note that what I mean by original myths is everything that excludes blogs and series like Marble Hornets or everymanHYBRID onwards.

Photos taken from the Nemesis Bloodryche video: What REALLY is the Slenderman?

Is anyone else tired of this discussion? Because I am.

I recently saw a chapter on PBS Digital Studios: Monstrum about King Kong, and OMG why is everything related to racism for those people?

I can understand the sexist claims, heck is one of those aspects of the movie that didn't aged well, but asuming the big ape represents people of other color... doesn't that looks WORSE?

u/Alternative_Fun_1390 — 3 days ago

Think about it, most of the additional content we've received has been pretty... well, I'd even say not outstanding, but quite decent. But many of the complaints people have about Little Nightmares 3 are hardly heard about the other products. Maybe it's because they're not as popular, or maybe not, I honestly don't know. But the truth is, everything exploded simply because the third game was mediocre—not good, not bad, just mediocre.

I say this because many of the complaints I've heard about the third game are things that could also be applied to other things that have also come out to promote the third game, and yet I've never heard those kinds of complaints about the comics, the podcast, or the virtual reality game. On the contrary, they are acclaimed.

I know this makes sense because the games are the main marketing aspect of the saga; everything else ends up being secondary. But beyond that, I also feel that many of the criticisms of the third game are completely unjustified, especially considering the fandom's reaction in other aspects. I mean, in many cases, people consume something and like it simply because it's fan service for the first and second games, so it doesn't seem fair to buy it and choose the best version just for that reason. I can accept everything else, like the repetitive gameplay or the poor narrative, but not continue the story from the previous games? Why?

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u/Alternative_Fun_1390 — 8 days ago

Although I really like the third game and the story it tells as a sequel to the first, I have too much affection for the second game not to regret this decision, especially because I think this indirectly affected how the fourth game developed.

u/Alternative_Fun_1390 — 12 days ago