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🐱🐲: I still love looking at maps. I found all the obelisks except for two obvious ones, but I have some good ideas where to look for them.
🎪🏹: It's strange that one of the obelisks was right under our noses, and we didn't know about it! Oh, I would run around the whole world, I would! And I would make so many wishes...
⛓️♿: I'm afraid to imagine.
🎪🏹: By the way, author, will you share your guesses with the players?
🐱🐲: No. It wouldn't be in character. What, should voices whisper the answer in their heads from behind the fourth wall? Let them figure it out themselves. It only worked with Guion.
⛓️♿: By the way, I suddenly lost the ability to look behind the fourth wall after the move.
🎪🏹: But my head also stopped hurting... Well... Almost...
⛓️♿: Well, at least it hurts for a reason now.
🐱🐲: I just don't really like the trick of breaking the fourth wall. It's hard to do it beautifully, naturally, and organically. King did it well in "The Dark Tower," but the whole book is such a crazy performance that it can't be ruined by anything. I love it.
⛓️♿: You said you can't stand King, that he doesn't write scary or atmospheric stories, that it's stuffy and full of unnecessary details.
🐱🐲: In most cases, yes, but he still has a couple of good works.