>waiting on someone to buy one of your items off of the market so you can buy Max Payne 3 on Steam because you're too fucking lazy to go through the install process that your physical copy requires
>>320574884
Did your physical copy come with a steam code?
>>320575109
Nope.
The physical copies are registerable to the Rockstar service only, which doesn't have a download/install service.
Also, the patching thing that Rockstar uses for MP3 on PC is fucking atrociously shit and buggy.
>>320574884
Wtf is that pic?
>>320576013
Something to get people to reply to my lonely threadIt's a Furby
Aomeone bought an item
thganks senpai
the meme magic worked
>>320576197
It reminds me of a creepypasta of a kid coming home expecting to see his mom, but instead he sees a part of a pale face down the hallway in the partially open door and it has the voice of his mom
>>320574884
>that pic
>>320577165
Please post.
Creepypastas involving voice imitation are always the most disturbing for some reason.
>>320577820
Sorry man I've been trying to find it, but no luck so far
>>320577820
Alright here it is:
When I was a child my family moved to a big old two-floor house, with big empty rooms and creaking floorboards. Both my parents worked so I was often alone when I came home from school. One early evening when I came home the house was still dark. I called out, "Mum?" and heard her sing song voice say "Yeeeeees?" from upstairs. I called her again as I climbed the stairs to see which room she was in, and again got the same "Yeeeeees?" reply. We were decorating at the time, and I didn't know my way around the maze of rooms but she was in one of the far ones, right down the hall. I felt uneasy, but I figured that was only natural so I rushed forward to see my mum, knowing that her presence would calm my fears, as a mother's presence always does. Just as I reached for the handle of the door to let myself in to the room I heard the front door downstairs open and my mother call "Sweetie, are you home?" in a cheery voice. I jumped back, startled and ran down the stairs to her, but as I glanced back from the top of the stairs, the door to the room slowly opened a crack. For a brief moment, I saw something strange in there, and I don't know what it was, but it was staring at me.
>>320578248
did you just write that yourself breh? the most boring fucking paragraph i've ever read
>>320579181
Not him, and I've seen this posted before. But yeah it's not that good.
The one with the dead parents and the thing writing on the wall is much better.
I know that feel OP
>>320579181
>>320579307
I really like the one with the kid lying in his bed, under his covers, freaked out because this strange form keeps appearing in his room, becoming more and more real, more and more disturbingly surreal, and all he has to protect him is essentially his bed sheets. Really hits home with something I'm sure we've all felt as young children.
>>320574884
>lazy to go through the install process
>Max Payne 3
Nigga I hope you got good internet because that's a 30-40 gig game
>>320579489
'Sup Lucifer?
>>320579569
100 Mbps down, unlimited data
I'm doing fine senpai, thanks for being concerned
It's honestly going faster than the fucking DVD drive install+retarded patch download would have gone
>>320579502
>Really hits home with something I'm sure we've all felt as young children.
Opposite for me honestly, I had to take in the whole room to feel safe from spooky creatures. Felt like hiding under bed sheets was a trap to let them sneak in and hide somewhere.
>>320579537
That's exactly what I saw
>>320579821
>Opposite for me honestly, I had to take in the whole room to feel safe from spooky creatures. Felt like hiding under bed sheets was a trap to let them sneak in and hide somewhere.
Smart boy.
For me, it was too terrifying to even look into the closet, under the bed, out the pitch black window etc.
The thought of what COULD be there, and revealing myself to it, was much scarier than anything else I could imagine.
>>320579537
Fuck, now I feel it too.
>>320579936
>finally muster the courage to look into the dark corner or into the abyss of the dark window
>feel better for a moment when nothing is there
>suddenly afraid to look behind me or back at the bed because now something could be there
I don't think I slept at all until I was 10.
>>320580245
>suddenly afraid to look behind me or back at the bed because now something could be there
Quilts bundled up just enough to contain something that wasn't there before is an underrated fear.
>>320580245
I didn't sleep until I was 16, thanks to meds.
I, for most of my life, have had what the medical model would describe as 'hallucinations'. I saw things in the dark, and in the daylight.
Not all malicious, but I saw things. Lots of things.
I don't think they were true sensless hallucinations. I'm very spiritual, always have been. The things I saw... Had a realness to them. Some were just 'people'. Some were friends. Some were too strange for my to feel comfortable with. Some were innocent, but looked terrifying.
Some were just dead peopl who didn't know they were dead.
Anyways, none of that sight helped with my ability to relax. It was a constant stress for me.
This all stopped for me 5 years before I went on meds, though.
I made it stop. Ignored the things I saw, blocked out that perception I had.
I have a better understanding of it now, but haven't been able to regain that sight.
I sort of regret rejecting it, but I also don't regret it.
>>320580681
this sounds exactly like the prologue to a tv series.
>>320581067
Great, well, that's why we stay anonymous and keep to ourselves.
We have our own little groups here and there, but no one ever believes us, unless they're someone like us, and experience the things we do.
It all sounds very fantastical, I'll admit, but...
There's pain in being perceived as fiction.
No one will ever take our struggle seriously. We're unlikely to get support for it. We're unlikely to be understood relating to it.
A lot of people with 'schizophrenia' or other hallucination related 'mental illenesses' feel the same way.
Our society's understanding of mental health is so fucked up and far behind even the Africans living in fucking mud huts that it makes me wan t to go live in a mountain, like in a cave.
Thanks, Freud.
>>320581067
I'd watch it
>>320579502
>be little kid
>be trying to sleep
>think that i was surrounded by spooky ghosts every night
>think the ghosts could see through anything that wasn't around when they died, with the exception of people
>cower in bed afraid they'd take me away or something, whispering for them not to hurt me from under the sheets
>this continued until I was 10
I have no idea what gave me that fear but it did not make my bed a safe place
