Twin Peaks was kind of pretty.LOL. I didn’t think there’d be so many game locales. (This has gotta be a younger audience than what we get in PRSI.)
Huntn, I’ll tell you two places I’d definitely stay away from: Twin Peaks...and Silent Hill. Nothing good ever happens in those places. 😁
For World of Warcraft, that’s just a fraction of the zones the game has, but as pretty as it is, I’m done, done, done with it.
Spending a majority of my gaming time in Fallout 4’s post apocalyptic Commonwealth (Boston), but not sure I’d recommend that unless it was to meet all the NPCs I know, lol.
Sanctuary, the Sole Survivor’s Pre-War home neighborhood and Home Base 200 years after...
The orange awnings are over the bunker entrance.
Westeros would be a worthwhile visit.Lots, but probably only ever in passing? Being a fly on the wall (or cup bearer?) at Casterly Rock, Harrenhal, King's Landing etc and watching Tyrion/ Tywin interact with other powerful figures would certainly be an experienceValyria before the Doom would certainly also be quite something - hoping might yet get a glimpse of that, even if it is CGI! In the LotR universe, I think Pre third age Middle Earth appeals - when the whole continent was more like Rivendell/ Lorien on Tolkien's sliding (declining) scale of magicalness. A day wandering around Springfield would also undoubtedly be unforgettable! Some of the vistas in Skyrim are fantastic, though maybe no more so than Norway🇳🇴 or Canada might offer IRL?
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