>>52868779Very interesting.
Nowadays we don't get these kinds of "urban legends" in games anymore. Things are quickly proven or disproven by dataminers and objective information is readily available online. Mysteries don't form.
A naive person might suggest the solution is avoiding the internet to immerse oneself in a game, but even then, the discourse around mysteries and urban legends, the mystical aura that propagates through rumors surrounding possible hidden content in a game, all of that gone.
How can games in today's age of dataminers, streamers and documenters provide this feeling again?
