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The man driving flat out says that Cthulhu isnt swimming as fast as the ship at full steam, but will catch them before it reaches such. Frankly, 30 knots is generous.

Not really, you should have left out the guy with rather pitiful displayed limits when discussing how beyond human limits the lovecraftian monsters are. I think the trick to killing something that exists partially in the realm of the symbolic is that how you kill it also has to be symbolic...

I mean... do you have any reason to trust what the Heart Of Darkness' avatar says about itself? This is what always gets me about these interpretations of lovecraftian fiction, everyone just accepts, at face value, the reporting of insane people, cultists, or the monsters themselves, as to the...

Cthulhu cant swim faster than like, 30 knots. Behold the sheer power.

Extremely little, I imagine.

Literal Sauronposting.

Steamboat goes BRRRRRRRR

Well that's kind of trying to have your cake and eat it too, like I mentioned earlier, the conceit of the setting seems to be that the conditions of modern life specifically leave us more vulnerable to the horrors of the Lovecraftian world.

Conan, more or less.

but thats the whole point of Nietzsche, "You've fucked up the underlying basis for your belief system so you have to invent new values" :rolleyes: which is another way of saying "if nothing has meaning, what I think has meaning has meaning."

When you view Howard and Lovecraft's worlds, you come to a startling conclusion: Apparently, the only meaningful way for humans to exist is as Swart ubermench rippling with muscles, engaging in various race mixing antics and who's only response to seeing a tentacled horror is to grunt in...