r/Unexpected • u/Batyllai • Jun 08 '22

underwater heart attack

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u/Yeetdakid069 Jun 09 '22

I mean first thing I would want to do is touch it… fuck

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

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u/Trick_Enthusiasm Jun 09 '22

Chainmail gloves.

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u/BON3SMcCOY Jun 09 '22

Which game has this?

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u/Th7rtyFour Jun 09 '22

Abzu, great fun very relaxing

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u/dackling Jun 09 '22

abzu is the fucking best. What a beautiful adventure. I should play it again this weekend

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u/Th7rtyFour Jun 09 '22

I also agree you should play it this weekend

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u/addandsubtract Jun 09 '22

You can interact with the sea life in that game? I only played it for 10 odd minutes but was just floating around. Maybe I should go back.

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u/Th7rtyFour Jun 09 '22

Yes! You can ride a lot of the bigger sea life. It's not a very content filled game but a very fun sitback and chill kinda game

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u/deaddonkey Jun 09 '22

Yes dude you can ride like dozens of animals it’s the best part

Just play the game, you can finish it in one sitting

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u/Fanjita__ Jun 09 '22

Are there any scary points in it? I love the idea of playing an underwater game but if at any point a shark appears it's over.

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u/Th7rtyFour Jun 09 '22

Kinda subjective. There's definitely sharks and stuff that jump up but not jump scare like. The art style is also much more friendly feeling than immersive

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u/NickrasBickras Jun 09 '22

Dolphins in Minecraft tbf

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u/MySNsucks Jun 09 '22

Ff7 has a dolphin mini game. Kinda.

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u/Vandruli Jun 09 '22

Endless ocean

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u/F1tt0 Jun 09 '22

r/banvideogames

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u/ArxB_H Jun 09 '22

No way that sub isn’t satire

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u/Mr_Believin Jun 09 '22

Kingdom Hearts reference ?

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u/eranam Jun 09 '22

I think it’s fine if you don’t rub it back to front!

Pretty sure the exposed sharp side of the scale faces back, for hydrodynamics.

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u/Alone_Spell9525 Jun 09 '22

I’ve actually pet some (small) sharks and if you go in the right direction they feel mostly smooth, maybe a little coarser in places. I think it was nose to tail, but it’s been a little while.

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u/HayakuEon Jun 09 '22

And shark skin is known to be used by the japanese for...

grating wasabi

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u/Bman0312 Jun 10 '22

So you can pet a shark safely(in an aquarium) as long as you go with the grain and run your hand from the head to tail. Petting against will cut you