[–] 51 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (19 children)

Soma

Deus Ex

Hotline Miami

Fallout New Vegas

Outer Wilds

Edit: Since you guys liked it so much, lemme add 5 more. Its cheating but they really deserve the attention

Disco Elysium

Stanley Parable

The Talos Principle

Return of the Obra Dinn

Spec Ops: The Line

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago

    Yes, I listen to some heilung songs like Traust and Norupo (got exposed to them from Senua too). Come to think of it, Skyrim is kinda nordic too although a bit more towards folklore. I'll be checking out Forndom, thanks for the recommendation.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 months ago

    Disclaimer: This is not my field of expertise

    Okay I will try going through this piece by piece:

    • has there been or could there be a time where someone actively looking at the sky sees a new star appear before their eyes - The probability to experience a new star with naked eyes or even a regular telescope is very low. You will have to know the exact location where you would like to look into the sky and perhaps the timing too. - As @Bjorn says we have observatories working 24/7 around the globe and new stars are always popping up.
    • does it have a limited range before it would just always be invisible beyond a certain range based on size and luminosity, like a flashlight? - Photons can travel the vacuum forever. Flashlight has limited range only due to photons getting diffused or barricaded by some other molecules present in their path.
      - However, we know space is not exactly pure vacuum and that means signals we receive from the stars are still going to be inaccurate.

    Since our discussion was mostly on eyes, I found this article for you, hopefully this satisfies your curiosity. :) https://www.johncbarentine.com/astronomical-visibility.html

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