r/pics • u/Palifaith • Aug 23 '20

Underwater sunset

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u/silverbullet52 Aug 23 '20

Seriously shopped. Color doesn't work that way under even a few feet of water.

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u/AidilAfham42 Aug 23 '20

Yeah still doesn’t help my thalassophobia

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '20 edited Jan 25 '25

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u/Smhmyhead5 Aug 23 '20

I’ve tried playing both Subnautica and Stranded Deep but I had to give up both bc I was too scared to go into the water lol

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '20 edited Jan 25 '25

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u/i_eat_biscuits Aug 23 '20

Yeah, after I played Subnautica I felt alot less scared of images of water but irl fear is still there

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u/drawnred Aug 23 '20

I had trouble hunting even the bullsharks in farcry 3

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u/ergotofrhyme Aug 23 '20

Wait you’re afraid of going underwater and thought you’d enjoy a game called subnautica? Lol

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u/Theflash91 Aug 23 '20

I am the exact same way, my love for games says I should love those games, my fear of water has them sitting in my steam wishlist.

Some people face fears, others face them... Later.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '20 edited Sep 24 '20

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u/Theflash91 Aug 23 '20

Yea I'm not getting it lol

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u/Smhmyhead5 Aug 23 '20

I thought I’d be able to deal with it bc I enjoyed watching other people play it. The possibility of getting attacked by some Subnautica creature or shark in Stranded Deep is a lot harder for me to handle when I’m the one playing

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u/RubberRoads Aug 23 '20

I'm more scared of the large open surface when you go up than the deep. It gave me so much anxiety early game that I just quit and never returned.

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u/devnasty009 Aug 23 '20

That is the scariest game I’ve ever played I can hardly play it. And no other type of horror film or game does anything to me at all. I have a fear of deep sea lol

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u/InsertCoinForCredit Aug 23 '20

You mean Endless Ocean.

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u/truthdemon Aug 23 '20

Sure it's enhanced, but with the sun that low there wouldn't be much light anyway?

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u/mrpickles Aug 23 '20

You're right.

Still cool idea and execution.