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<blockquote data-quote="tombshroud" data-source="post: 5378803" data-attributes="member: 22546"><p><strong>I can't complete with the last couple of posts but...</strong></p><p></p><p>...creepy players aside...</p><p></p><p>Hopefully this will be a litte palate cleanser: </p><p></p><p>I recently had the pleasure of honeymooning in Vegas and visiting the marina at The Mandalay Bay with the Octopus and jellyfish displays. Watching these creatures that so many "monsters" have been based off of really gave me a sense of how these creatures move - slowly, languidly, dreamlike until a single strike then nothing but swirling debris and remnants of whatever was there. Octopi is the slow, languid, creeper only striking when all conditions are in it's favor. The jellyfish is the uncaring, drifting, unthinking danger drifting along with no set course. (ghost jelly fish anyone?) </p><p></p><p>Just something about the slow, languid way these creatures moved and their utterly alien appearance can put off almost any player. </p><p></p><p>I'm definitely planning a future trip to a large abandoned museum of sea life, possibly with a few ghosts/ghouls/various undead sea version present.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tombshroud, post: 5378803, member: 22546"] [b]I can't complete with the last couple of posts but...[/b] ...creepy players aside... Hopefully this will be a litte palate cleanser: I recently had the pleasure of honeymooning in Vegas and visiting the marina at The Mandalay Bay with the Octopus and jellyfish displays. Watching these creatures that so many "monsters" have been based off of really gave me a sense of how these creatures move - slowly, languidly, dreamlike until a single strike then nothing but swirling debris and remnants of whatever was there. Octopi is the slow, languid, creeper only striking when all conditions are in it's favor. The jellyfish is the uncaring, drifting, unthinking danger drifting along with no set course. (ghost jelly fish anyone?) Just something about the slow, languid way these creatures moved and their utterly alien appearance can put off almost any player. I'm definitely planning a future trip to a large abandoned museum of sea life, possibly with a few ghosts/ghouls/various undead sea version present. [/QUOTE]
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