That is a shame! In this case, then, I suppose it is a very good thing that I pretty much exclusively ship rarepairs. A lack of in-canon interactions could never deter me!

Haha, thank you for the warning. I am a bit curious about it, if only for these two characters. They are both very pretty, and the art I've seen others make of them is truly enchanting.

It's only torture because I possess neither one of those fancy tablet-screen devices, nor an i-pad. My tablet was the cheapest thing the store had in the year 2018 OTLLLL

nothing will be like playing bg3 for the first time ever, but a more accurate corydalis would probably bring me as close to that as possible. I'm going to need another drive with how many screencaps I'll take OTL

the realisation that I can teach myself to mod the game and hopefully create an in-game version of corydalis that is more accurate to how I draw him has put me in a state

Survivors currently included are: Steve, Haddie, Claudette, Gabriel, and Nancy. I might add one more survivor, but I'm not sure who I want to choose yet.

Killers obviously include Hux. But I'm also drawing some killers that I haven't drawn before!

It's about time I drew the cold snap cosmetic!

thank you! I appreciate the kind wishes! I'm sure I'll be better soon, taking vitamins and all that!

i've been sick to my stomach, so probably won't be until later in the month.

okay I managed to force it to work somehow. I had to launch spotify from safari, and then it finally allowed my wrapped to play.

not only that, but I've noticed WAY less hostility in end chats following chaos shuffle matches. I get the sense that people have a healthier attitude toward losing in chaos shuffle, because there is a collective understanding that no one is playing with their preferred load out.

this is why chaos shuffle is objectively the best imo. no one gets to choose what they have for perks, making swfs lose a bit of their advantage over solo queue survivors, forcing variety in every single match you get and giving people a chance to discover new perks.

which just blows. one of the things I love most about dbd is the potential each match has to be different from the last. you never know what might happen! but 2v8 takes that away in BOTH modes. its inherent chaos makes it more fun, but it is, nonetheless, very repetitive.

but even playing hux was just...miserable trial after miserable trial. I do not want to have to be thinking at the level of a literal super computer every god-damn killer match I play, with my BEST killer. there was NO variety from survivors. no gimmick builds, nothing. just sweat after sweat.