I said more similar, as in more than memento mori

It does if you remove it from its context where they used it more like “you should be humble, you’ll die like everyone else”, carpe diem was used more similarly to yolo

Just to cover all bases since it wasn’t mentioned, dark souls, that’s pretty much the defining feature that made me want to try it despite the shitty “git gud” attitude of the community.

Morbid: seven acolytes is really good, though it’s a souls like, a 2d isometric one.

Blade of darkness. A bit old, really good, runs on anything.

I scrolled for minutes seeing those almost exclusively before giving up, I’d say it’s not an exaggeration.

It’s an experience you might want to have at least once, just to know what it’s like. If you’re excited about the movie, I’d say go for it! Like another commenter said, you’ll be asking yourself the same question until you do it.

I wouldn’t say it’s a must have experience in life, but it’s relatively accessible and will give you another dimension of context during conversation.

Where I live it’s not crazy expensive, but it’s definitely not throwaway money, though if the price is a consideration, it’s probably better image and sound quality than what you can get at home (assuming it’s a nice one, I have one in my city that has awful audio)

I support this point of view, but at the same time I want the status quo to be disrupted and the internet to change, I’m not a fan of allowing corporations to fall into complacency when they hold so much power.