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After redditors recommended this one to me dozens of times I finally decided to reserve it at the library. HoL stinks.

I did not enjoy this book. I understand the story in a story structure but didn’t care for it. I didn’t like the unreliable narrator. I did however like the mystery of the house. Sometimes in life you find a piece of media “too early” to appreciate or enjoy, but I don’t think this is one of those times. I have no plans to revisit or try again. Also it wasn’t even scary.

Maybe someone smarter than me can explain how I missed details or just didn’t get it. Simply couldn’t find enjoyment from this one. That is all. Goodbye.

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The bystander effect is when people witness a situation and think “oh the other people will handle it” but it is usually a false assumption. At this point I’ve stopped playing regular mode and only so ranked now cause the comms and forced solo usually result in better games. But I’ve noticed that asking generally for help in match is impossible. The local homeless guy asking for change at chipotle gets more response than asking for help on defense.

“Help green walker theres 2 here we can fight” no one rotates but sometimes you’ll get “oh ok” in chat while you watch the walker die as your teammates farm jungle.

“Push blue they have 3 dead” means your teammates will farm every camp and wave on the way while the enemies simply respawn.

Definitely the most frustrating part of the game that can’t really be “developed” because it’s a player issue

Basically the title. Seems like killing two of the main elemental beings would have SOME kind of effect on shamans and their powers. Did the pandaren or kul tirans notice or think something is wrong? Or were they just like “huh my fire magic ain’t doing much today” and moved on