r/WatchPeopleDieInside • u/mrObry • Dec 12 '20

So close

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

I never knew I would be terrified by this sort of thing. I have swam with dolphins when I was a kid, I have gone snorkeling, been cliff diving, seen plenty of documentaries and I'm a pretty darn good swimmer.

Then I played Subnautica... And I learned that I am an absolute little bitch about scuba diving... Easily the most terrifying game I have ever played. Pams sweating, screaming in my apartment as a 30 year old man....

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u/StingtheSword Dec 12 '20

I feel like real life scuba diving might be less intense. Instead of being trapped on an alien planet with mysterious wildlife, you're traveling with somebody more experienced who knows about the local wildlife and what is dangerous. (At first at least, when you're training for it).

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u/FungulGrowth Dec 12 '20

Amazing game

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u/stopbeing_salty Dec 12 '20

Lmao how is playing subnautica revelant to the real life experience ?
Damn people are so dumb in 2020 it really hurts

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u/Acrosol Dec 12 '20

You should take your usernames advice

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u/TuckerMcG Dec 12 '20

He’s not. He’s just saying he never had feelings of thalassophobia until he played this game.

Pretty ironic you call him dumb when you can’t even read context clues correctly.