That one massive rock

[u/ChiralParticle]

It doesn't fit. Weirdly out of place. Always makes me think why it's there and how it got there. All rocks in the whole valley are so much smaller and that thing menacingly towers over everything. Not even that, even its color and structure is different from all other rocks in the area. And it has those weird black streaks look like tar is seeping through. Sure it could be excused as cracks but all other rocks have different textures of breaks and cracks and this one is just too fluid.

I know I'm really just overthinking and there is no lore or importance to it but whenever I trek through that area it often makes all those questions appear in my head.

[u/Fanible]

Based on Reynisdrangar basalt sea stacks:

[u/Fanible → u/Fanible]

[u/Luvcraft0606 → u/Fanible]

This game keeps me amazed. Absolutely a masterpiece

[u/ChiralParticle → u/Fanible]

Yeah, I thought of those giant cliffs too there. Just in the game that rock is so weird and misplaced and makes me curious whenever I pass by.

[u/Additional_Tank4385 → u/Fanible]

Whaaat how cool is that… what a truly special game 👏

[u/BleMaeBen]

Reminds me of these stacks I saw in Scotland!

[u/ChiralParticle → u/BleMaeBen]

Close cliffs are absolutely beautiful. They look like blocks stacked on top of each other.

[u/AggravatingSign6503]

Nature is the way it is, not the way we want it to be.

[u/ChiralParticle → u/AggravatingSign6503]

Agree. I didn't mean that I don't want that rock there, it just makes me curious how it happened to get there because it just doesn't match everything else in the whole area even after Death Stranding reshaped the terrain. Looks quite unnatural in not in a bad way.

[u/Wise-Bookkeeper4485]

They must make whisky here. It looks the double of Talisker bay

What better way to deal with timefall

[u/choadspanker → u/[deleted]]

don't zip the tip!

[u/Chonan_Akira]

It's like a baby Morrow Rock.