This just makes it even more potentially chilling to me. Firstly, the landscape itself is trying to kill us, and secondly, the infected creatures we fight aren't even the primary threat, they're in fact pretty inconsequential to the Goo.
Anyways, I don't feel the Goo is living up to this potential. We've seen a bit of B, with the Goo overrunning half of the Verdant Heights last year. But also back then, it turned out it was just used as a weapon by the Marauders. So it felt more like half the forest was simply turned into a poisonous wasteland, than that it was taken over by a sentient malevolent force that might eat us all. It might just as well have been forestfired or irradiated
As for A, this was very well done in an official Ring scenario one Halloween. During the scenario we tried to find a bunch of Zoraï citizens that had tried to escape the kitin, through a trail of clues like diary pages that gave us some emotional involvement in rescuing them...
Anyways, I don't feel the Goo is living up to this potential. We've seen a bit of B, with the Goo overrunning half of the Verdant Heights last year. But also back then, it turned out it was just used as a weapon by the Marauders. So it felt more like half the forest was simply turned into a poisonous wasteland, than that it was taken over by a sentient malevolent force that might eat us all. It might just as well have been forestfired or irradiated
As for A, this was very well done in an official Ring scenario one Halloween. During the scenario we tried to find a bunch of Zoraï citizens that had tried to escape the kitin, through a trail of clues like diary pages that gave us some emotional involvement in rescuing them...