Can you share more details about the well - known RPG horror stories related to glitches?

Sure. One glitch horror story was when a player's Sim got stuck in a wall. It was really strange because the Sim was just walking normally and then suddenly disappeared into the wall. The player could see the Sim's thought bubbles indicating distress but couldn't do anything to get the Sim out. Eventually, the Sim died of starvation because the player couldn't interact with it while it was in the wall.

One well - known RPG horror story is about a cursed item in a certain RPG. Players who obtained this item in the game started experiencing glitches like their characters getting stuck in walls or sudden crashes. It was as if the item carried some sort of digital curse within the game world.

Well, in some RPG horror stories, there are issues like data loss. For example, players spent months building up their characters in an RPG, only to have the game suddenly corrupt and all their progress wiped. There are also horror stories related to the community. Some RPGs had toxic communities where players were harassed or bullied in - game, which made the overall experience quite nightmarish. Also, there are those games where the story took a really dark and disturbing turn, like a sudden shift to a Satanic or overly - gory theme that was not expected from the initial setup.

Sure. Some customers have reported that the prices at Hobby Lobby can be very deceptive. They might see an item marked at a certain price, but when they get to the checkout, there are additional hidden fees or the item is rung up at a higher price. For example, a decorative item was labeled as $10, but after tax and some unexplained 'handling charge', it ended up costing almost $15.

Sure. One reliability - related serverless horror story is when a serverless function fails to execute as expected during peak hours. For instance, a news website uses serverless functions to load articles quickly. During a major news event when traffic is high, the functions keep timing out. This is because the serverless provider might be overloaded or there are issues with the function's code that only show up under heavy load.

Sorry, I've never heard of any well - known horror stories associated with 'PPRN star' as it's not a common or widely recognized entity in the horror genre.

Sure. A person joined a health share plan thinking it would be cost - effective. But when he had a minor surgery, the health share company took months to process the claim. They kept asking for more and more paperwork. In the end, they only paid a fraction of what the actual cost was, leaving him with a big bill to pay.

Well, in terms of discipline, there are also stories about how the chain of command can be unforgiving. If a lower - ranked legionnaire questions an order, no matter how unjust they might think it is, they can face serious consequences. They could be put in solitary confinement for days, which is a very tough and scary experience for anyone.

Also, there were issues with inventory quality. Some consultants received products that had defects. Since they were already committed to selling these items, they either had to sell them at a discount or take the loss. And when they tried to return the defective items, they faced difficulties. The company's return policy might not have been as straightforward as they thought, leaving them stuck with sub - par inventory.

In some horror stories related to misinformation, DNA test kits have given wrong information about potential genetic disorders. A family might be led to believe that their child has a serious genetic disorder based on the kit's results. They then go through a lot of stress, make appointments with specialists, and start preparing for a difficult future. But when further tests are done, it turns out the initial result was wrong. This not only causes emotional distress but can also put a financial burden on the family for all those unnecessary medical consultations.