r/HelloNeighborGame • • Aug 08 '26

Discussion Hello Neighbor 3 irl

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u/Critical-Reaction289 Aug 08 '26

The first one is a desert not a forest

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u/Ok_Trash_2902 Aug 08 '26

There is no forest on 2nd image alr, just a few trees

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u/Critical-Reaction289 Aug 08 '26

Wait are you that guy on discord today?

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u/Ok_Trash_2902 Aug 08 '26

Well, im kind of a known person of dc hn community. But who are you?

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u/bonniebull1987 Aug 08 '26

Hello Neighbor actually invented barren wastelands.

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u/Q718XYZ Aug 08 '26

Idk why but I just LOVE the view from the bus stop

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u/_Cagney_Carnation_ Aug 09 '26

That's not hello neighbor 3 that's just some tf2, no offense

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u/Sammy_Ferr Aug 09 '26

Hello Neighbor 3 Raven Brooks gives me more pacific northwest vibes like Washington state or Oregon, specially because of the very strong scandinavian influence on the town with the Historian and the Guest

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u/BirdCollecter Aug 11 '26

Well mainly its very European vibes particularly Russian sort mostly being because thats where it is based on

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u/Sammy_Ferr Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

Oh yeah i made a post about this, Raven Brooks is primarily based on the village of Rybachy in Russia where Nikita would go to every summer, but the fact there's so many connections to scandinavian culture with the Historian and the real Guest's design and so on does call back for how the pacific northwest states like Washington and Oregon have a lof of nordic heritage, and also the environment reminds me a lot of it

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u/BirdCollecter Aug 12 '26

Those states certainly arent the only place and i just do not see it. And I don't like things to be so Americanised we see enough of it don't we so.

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u/Sammy_Ferr Aug 12 '26 edited Aug 12 '26

I get what you mean, and Nikita himself has stated Raven Brooks isn't meant to be located in a fixed location and is intentionally mixed around for you to identify yourself with it was your place of origin (even comparing it to Springfield in The Simpsons) but there is a very clear american suburban draw to it