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[ SECRET POST #4447 ]

⌈ Secret Post #4447 ⌋

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[Leon S. Kennedy from Resident Evil games]

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[The Big Family Cooking Showdown]

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[C. B. Cebulski]

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[Vikings]

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[Misfits (Season 2)]

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[The Umbrella Academy]

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[Splatoon 2]

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I... didn't even know that was a thing?

You never finished a good book and felt that weird, out of body experience like the world isn't real? or like something is missing?

Nope. I mean, I'm sure I went, "That was a good book, I enjoyed that."

I've finished a few books that left me feeling like I'm in a happy daze and I just need to sit back and absorb that happy feeling. It's nice. I'm not sure if that's the high you're talking about though.

After finishing Dragon Age: Origins I kinda sat there in a daze watching the credits roll by, accompanied by the ending song (which I know some people hate but I loved it for this ending).

Another one was playing the final level in Journey. The whole game was a great experience but the final ascend was especially amazing.

A brave new woooorld~

Journey made me tear up so bad at the end. The player accompanying me drew a big heart in the snow and that was it for me.

I loved quite a few of the players I met along the way. Drawing a heart in the end was one of my favourite things to do.

It's a really sweet mechanic. I kept flubbing the section near the end with the Guardians in the snowfield (I suck at stealth), and my companion just kept running back to me whenever I got hit instead of leaving me behind.

The end of Journey made me more existential than anything else.

I somehow managed to complete my first run almost entirely on my own. I'm not sure how, because I was playing it right at the peak of popularity. I reached the end of the game totally alone. It was almost a bad feeling, and slightly anxiety-inducing.

I replayed it immediately after, found a red coat, and lead them through the whole thing. That very much helped quell the bad feels.

I played it alone intentionally for the first time (though a friend was watching) because I wanted to experience the game without distractions and I found it was the right decision for me. But I can understand how this would be different for other people.
(Quite honestly, the part with the sunken city was way more creepy on my own. I went into it blind and totally did not expect any of it.

omg same re dragon age origins! i also sat in a daze. the effect it had on me was unlike anything i'd felt, and that end song <3 perfection

I felt that after seeing Mad Max: Fury Road. It honestly felt like I was in a daze.

I also felt if after seeing Lion King on Broadway but I also cried like three times so I may have been dehydrated.

Not sure it counts as a "high," but The Last Guardian's final boss/ending. Started as a couple of manly, dignified tears, then full-out sobbing. It was a manipulative heartstring-pull but oh my god it worked on me.

Same goes for the ending of We Need To Talk About Kevin. That book destroyed me.

A lot of the golden age of CoD games, being honest. Those fuckers were hard to beat if you put them on a sufficient difficulty.

One of the final levels in World At War must have taken me anywhere from fifty to seventy attempts over the course of several hours. By the time I actually managed to get it my hands were practically shaking and I was so euphoric I was dizzy.

I sometimes feel a high when I finish a really, really affecting episode of something, such as:

1x07 of The Knick - "Get The Rope"

4x04 of Mad Men - "The Suitcase"

5x16 of Buffy - "The Body"

2x03 of Master Of Sex - "The Fight"

Probably half a dozen BSG episodes, because that show was fire.

Also, the first episode of UnReal and that S6 Buffy episode "Seeing Red," but with these ones I'm not sure if they were super good per se - they were just really, really brutal in a way that caught me off guard.

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When are some times that you experienced the high that comes when finishing a peice of media?

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