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Persona 3/4/5 (not all tracks are instrumentals, but most of them are and they are straight bangers)

Katana Zero Danganronpa 1, 2, V3 Silent Hill 1, 2, 3 (all I can vouch for, but I hear the later games still have banging soundtracks) Crosscode Kingdom Hearts 1/2 Nier Automata Minecraft Donkey Kong Country 1/2 VA-11 HALL-A Catherine Full Body Deadbolt Risk of Rain 1/2

Some of these you'd have to sift through, like Silent Hill is one part industrial creepy noise, and one part absolutely incredible hip hop and rock

Oh shit, this dropped finally, I'm going to try it out after work today!

neal.fun is probably sort of known because a lot of his individual sites have gone viral, but just look through the whole catalog, there's some amazing stuff in there

They dont need bacon, it would just dilute the perfection.

In N Out easily for me. They consistently toast the buns just crispy enough on the edges without being too cooked. Quality of ingredients is high. Their spread is fucking delicious, they just are unrivaled to me.

Haven't got a chance to try whataburger though since they're not around here

Girls of Porn is from that same album. I love that song too. Disco Volante is a lot easier to tell people "oh I know you wouldnt get it, it's avant garde"

The self titled album is more like "I'm not surprised if you think I'm clinically insane for liking this"

I wanted to like this, but I just don't understand how they already made better pirate games in the AC series and then pooped out a dedicated multiplayer pirate game that lacks dismounting your ship dynamically and other players can't walk onto your ship with you.

I love this whole band's output, but the hardest one to explain immediately would probably be My Ass is On Fire by Mr. Bungle

2006 was a neat game with some particularly cool bits, but 2017 is one of my favorite games of all time and pound for pound is a superior game due to 2017 being a spiritual successor to System Shock 2.

Very different games though, I don't honestly think they should be compared directly, it was already a weird choice for Prey 2017 to receive the franchise name.

Do you consider your reeltor more correct than re-ul-tor?

I think we've had enough years on this planet to realize people use the word literally incorrectly almost as often as they use it correctly.

I would assume through context clues that "figuratively" in this context means narrowly avoiding a bad situation, and "literally" means avoiding your death regardless of whether it has to do with a literal bullet or not.