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The old major occasionally needs a bit of a prod to remind him which way to charge...
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Track 1: Welcome to the Neighborhood by Brian David Gilbert
A Gestalt resident decides to kill their annoyingly creepy Replika neighbor. A new Replika replacement is ordered and takes their place.
Track 2: Well, Well, Look Who's Inside Again (cover) by Kat Rampage
A resident laments being in lock down
Track 3: we like watching birds by Brian David Gilbert and Karen Han
A pair of gestalts express their love and appreciation for all the varieties of replikas that serve the Eusan Nation. They deliver bones to their "bird god" who is a Falke unit and she is very confused.
Track 4: In Your Light by Gotye
An Adler unit sings about how much he loves his Falke
Track 5: Business Man by Tom Cardy
A Starling unit attempts to infiltrate a gestalt gang. Her disguise is terrible and the gestalts let her know. They all come under fire from a corrupt Protektor.
Track 6: Look Who's Inside Again - Instrumental by ZFM
We check back in with that one resident in lock down. They've developed a fun hobby to pass the time.
Track 7: Go Ahead and Cry by Metric
A Eule unit gets high and performs a little song and dance for her co-workers. It's a little sad and silly but everyone loves it.
Track 8: I'm alone in my apartment by Brian David Gilbert
A different resident is also trapped in their home. They decide to rewatch a propaganda movie. And be anxious. And talk to themself.
Track 9: Get Louis Theroux It by Tom Cardy
A gestalt journalist with Bioresonant abilities causes a reality warping cataclysmic disaster.
Track 10: Nothing Worth Loving Isn't Askew by Lemon Demon
A gestalt political dissident sings a love song to their defective replika cell mate.
Track 11: I Will Remember You by Metric
A pair of actresses dressed like Ariane Yeong and Elster perform an abbreviated retelling of the original subjects tragic romance.
Track 12: Eclipse by The Blasting Company and Little Star
The real Elster sings a love song to the real Ariane Yeong.
Track 1: Welcome to the Neighborhood by Brian David Gilbert
A Gestalt resident decides to kill their annoyingly creepy Replika neighbor. A new Replika replacement is ordered and takes their place.
Track 2: Well, Well, Look Who's Inside Again (cover) by Kat Rampage
A resident laments being in lock down
Track 3: we like watching birds by Brian David Gilbert and Karen Han
A pair of gestalts express their love and appreciation for all the varieties of replikas that serve the Eusan Nation. They deliver bones to their "bird god" who is a Falke unit and she is very confused.
Track 4: In Your Light by Gotye
An Adler unit sings about how much he loves his Falke
Track 5: Business Man by Tom Cardy
A Starling unit attempts to infiltrate a gestalt gang. Her disguise is terrible and the gestalts let her know. They all come under fire from a corrupt Protektor.
Track 6: Look Who's Inside Again - Instrumental by ZFM
We check back in with that one resident in lock down. They've developed a fun hobby to pass the time.
Track 7: Go Ahead and Cry by Metric
A Eule unit gets high and performs a little song and dance for her co-workers. It's a little sad and silly but everyone loves it.
Track 8: I'm alone in my apartment by Brian David Gilbert
A different resident is also trapped in their home. They decide to rewatch a propaganda movie. And be anxious. And talk to themself.
Track 9: Get Louis Theroux It by Tom Cardy
A gestalt journalist with Bioresonant abilities causes a reality warping cataclysmic disaster.
Track 10: Nothing Worth Loving Isn't Askew by Lemon Demon
A gestalt political dissident sings a love song to their defective replika cell mate.
Track 11: I Will Remember You by Metric
A pair of actresses dressed like Ariane Yeong and Elster perform an abbreviated retelling of the original subjects tragic romance.
Track 12: Eclipse by The Blasting Company and Little Star
The real Elster sings a love song to the real Ariane Yeong.
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This is how this scene went right
Murderbot as an NPC in a sci-fi horror game
You encounter it in a safe room. It is watching a media serial. It's client is in a stasis pod awaiting extraction which may take several years to arrive. It will share supplies with you as long as you keep your post traumatic emotional breakdown below .5 decibels. It will not leave the safe room, not because it's scared or forced, but because going outside and dealing with The Horrors isn't explicitly a part of it's contract. In order to get it to hug you, you have to retrieve two things: a media storage stick that slipped under some couch cushions (somewhere) and it's confiscated body armor from a security station locker.
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This is actually a case of poe's law. It's a funny portrait of cognitive dissonance, however.
Source: i.redd.it
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Found this free one-page rpg saved on my iPad from back in early 2020 - which means I definitely did not fully understand the joke then, but it is cracking me up now
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Drukhari dolls by Nayamage64 on twitter
What I like about the song "When He Died," by Lemon Demon is it's excess. Just one of the phenomenon occurring after His death would have been enough to establish This Guy's supernatural evil occult credentials. But no, there has to be scorpions in his bones, a prophetic clown painting, statues crying tears of blood and much more! It's like, sweet jeebus, dude, what were you? A chaos arch-heretic from Warhammer 40k? Anyways I like how extra this song is.
Motorcycle-Revving Janet Yellen Folds Up Picture Of Cryptocurrency Before Speeding Away
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When Fallout 76 comes out, someone needs to use the music from this to make a short funny video ingame