The Paranormal World Of Metro | Full Metro Lore 2033 - Awakening

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• WI

  @WiseFish · 1 year ago · pinned

  Hope you all enjoy this Metro video. I made a couple of speaking errors like saying Bacteria instead of Flora and the name of Serdars station (which I can’t pronounce) but I still hope you enjoyed it!

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• MC

  @Mcfreaker · 1 year ago

  Khan: the bombs destroyed heven and hell traping lost souls underground.<br>Artyom: yeah okay cool never say that shit to anyone ever again.

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• JA

  @jay_wats_ · 1 year ago

  This is what sets Metro apart from other post apocalyptic games. The threats unseen and unknown add so much tension to the games. Appreciate you diving into this!

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• MA

  @Mal0Imperzia · 1 year ago

  What really fascinated me is in Last Light when you travel with the little dark one through Moscow, and you go through a block of apartments where he can literally SEE THOUSANDS OF GHOSTS. Imagine if this was a phenominon irl, where Hiroshima and Nagasaki were forbidden walled off areas because anyone who went inside would get killed by the hundreds of thousands of ghosts there. The idea of extreme hauntings from horrific tragedies is some apocalyptic SCP stuff.

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• IN

  @inductivegrunt94 · 1 year ago

  The most terrifying and most depressing part of the games. The ghosts forever trapped in an underground purgatory. But as terrifying and depressing as these moments are, they are also some of my favorite as they force you to slow down and see the darker side of the Metro that goes unseen as you run around the surface or tunnels battling mutants and other humans. Khan easily makes these heartbreaking moments enjoyable thanks to his commentary and how he speaks the truth about them and not the superstitions that everyone else believes them to be.

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• KO

  @koR0ziwe · 1 year ago (edited)

  If you read the books, there are many more unexplainable things than the games show. The creepiest that comes to mind is the red star atop the Kremlin tower on the surface. Imagine something like Saurons eye basking the surrounding area in a red glow, and it is said by Artyom that if one looks upon it for even a second, they will never be able to look away, and will die of whatever kills them first, cold, hunger, thrist, etc... it is so dangerous that not even a single mutant comes near to the square.

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• PO

  @pointly · 1 year ago

  From a fan comic: <br><br>Ivan and I walk through a tunnel until a phone on the wall rings. Ivan answers the phone. He speaks calmly and monotone. Many years of survival have taken away his light, his charm, and some say his spirit. Ivan&apos;s face becomes more pale than I&apos;ve ever seen. He&apos;s silent and focused. But his eyes are wide open. He looks scared but steadfast. Then I heard him speak. His voice shaking and there was feeling. As if his spirit returned after years of hiatus. &quot;Daddy loves you too. Say your prayers my angel. I&apos;ll read to you tonight.&quot; Ivan hangs up the phone and wipes his eyes. Sophia had been dead since the bombs dropped. But I believe she was worried about her Father and wanted him to know she was safe.

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• SY

  @syahran1518 · 1 year ago

  Khan: This place feels like someone&apos;s fading memory of a station <br>Artyom: Stop saying odd shit

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• LG

  @lgd6619 · 1 year ago

  Still one of my favourite having a blast but feel coldly uncomfortable kind of games, the atmosphere and tension these games create is wonderfully terrifying

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• EV

  @evannlorman7926 · 8 months ago

  If I remember correctly I don&apos;t think Khan says we DESTROYED heaven and hell, but rather we atomized the barrier between them.

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• AS

  @AshenVanguard · 1 year ago

  This aspect of the setting always fascinated me. I know people find lack of information cool about these types of mysteries. But I like to know everything. So I hope maybe one day there will be like a spiritual guide to the world of Metro.

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• BR

  @BrGuardian · 1 year ago

  This enlightenment gave me an OC idea.<br>(Grim Reaper or Grave Keeper): Once a young man studying theology to become a ortodox priest, now an older man who travels around the ruins of the old world, praying and burying the bodies in the hope that this can bring a peaceful rest for them.

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