Girl, yeah! Hit me up with the details?

Grinning. Delighted for ya! Everyone deserves the chance to feel happy in their own skin (or hide, or scales)... 💙

I don't think it matters much, outside of discovering them.

It's difficult to explain, but uploads are like meeting a friend: 'when' and 'why' don't matter as much as the sincerity behind the interaction. As long as I can feel like the artist still cares about their artistry, I stay hooked, y'know?

When I subscribe to an artist, it's because I like the art they've been putting out; or, I think something about their ideas/composition speaks to huge future potential.

All I really expect from that artist is to enjoy looking at their work. They've already earned my interest at that point.

Gonna miss ya', but we'll meet again!

It's okay just to be. Nothing is expected of you when things are this hard; there's no right or wrong. Got friends waiting to see ya' after all this.💙

Rad. I decided to make the jump myself, some time ago. Potatoes, carrots, asparagus; all these rich flavors that can be prepared in so many satisfying ways, and far more interesting textures than meat.

It's not even an ethical thing; just the love of culinary stuff.

To complete my thought:
That swiftness of play - the fact people can understand what's required of them from the very first moment - puts the game leagues ahead of a lot of other games in the genre.

STS is fantastic, but it's hard to explain; yet everyone's handled a 52-card deck.

I straight-up love hearing about the shit my friends get up to here. The coffee they drank, the bird they saw; bsky's chill.

Well, it's... whatever artstyle a game uses, it's the gameplay loop under the gloss that makes it fun, right?

Balatro's gameplay loop is super quick, addictive, and totally pure. For comparison, Slay The Spire bogs deckbuilding down with combat; Balatro is all-in on deckbuilding from hand one.

Be safe yourself! Hope to see ya' there, he-leo-s friend.

These poses are so extra! Love the forms!