@moztacular: sad thing is if someone actually tried to copy P4 and it wasnt just a freak coincidence then they probably were obsessed enough with the game that they saw the Endurance run even if they dont go to GB regularly
" First, yeah, the fact that a man died is kind of awful. Second, I've never laughed so hard while reading a thread in this forum. "
Pretty much this, although other threads have literally brought me to tears but this was still hilariously awful. Or awfully hilarious. Whichever is "Bad but funny".
All of these videogames have actually manifested in our world through our mind, without us even realising it all along. This is just how it all begins. Little by little things we thought were impossible will become real.
Of course, that doesn't stop me from chillin with funky student.
'“(We believe) he went up there of his own accord, and we don’t have any information on who he is at this point. We don’t know how he got up there. It appears he got up there on his own, but the investigation is underway,” said Southfield Police Lieutenant Samantha Kretzschmar.'
"Kretzschmar said it would have taken the man about an hour and a half to climb up that far."
So combining the initial reports with the autopsy tells me the official story is: a dude spent 90+ minutes climbing to the very top of THAT tower at night, in the Detroit area, in winter, clad only in a T-shirt and briefs, and DID NOT freeze to death. Then fell 100 feet, died from impact, and no one saw any sign of trauma until the autopsy.
MY theory? dude was snatched up in his sleep and thrown into a TV dimension, where his personal demons killed his mind, and then his unharmed body was dropped off on this stylized crucifix-looking tower.
Which is more scientifically likely? Only Funky Student knows for sure.
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