Oh, fair. We also use Spout2 and it still makes our laptop threaten to explode when we run a somewhat demanding game and that thing has an i9 and a 4090 in it.

Vtube Studio is VERY resource intensive. There are often cases where we can run a game fine normally, but when trying to stream it, everything goes haywire. There are a few times we needed to run the game on a different computer and use a capture card just so VTS didn't bog it down.

I think oshi just means "favorite" in Japanese. Maybe the one you support the most.

Though you can have multiple. Because of this, the term "kamioshi" was created to specify the #1 of all your oshis

I had this thought, but it looks kind of ninja

It's like seeing the garbage collector come to the dumpster and you toss them some trash. "Got another for you!"

🫂

She would wake up before anyone else in the party and always be found in the morning outside, talking to some plants. No one knew if she actually slept outside or in the inn.

She once deleted an encounter by talking a bear into leaving the party alone.

If her bare feet were not touching a natural surface, she would be nerfed (I think it was halved accuracy and/or spell power?)

This meant she would be very bad if combat happened indoors, for example. Also, protective footwear was out

I also got access to Tree Stride fairly early on, which was interesting. Forced the DM to have to determine exactly what trees were in a given area.

That's not to see that the character was without drawbacks, though. I self-imposed a restriction on her related to spellcasting...

She could cast Vine Whip at will, which became her main offense, I really only used spell slots for healing/support. She could also talk to plants innately, which came in useful sometimes, as I would ask a flower where someone we were looking for had gone.

If you ask me, both are really good

We've had artists finish commissions and it ended up being the wrong canvas size. Only realized when we tried to use it for something. Though in those cases, I think it's more an issue of the site we're putting the image onto being misleading about dimensions.

Believe it or not, we've never had an Animal Crossing game.

We did have Allstars Racing on the Wii, though. I liked that one because you could use your Mii as a racer. More games should have had Mii integration. Now that's an era of the past :(