Sure, but please use the version I reposted now featuring tail!

Class J for life! I love adapting to different turn arcs, spark rates, tethers, ringboost, boost stacking, brawling potential etc. There's a bazillion things to pay attention to if I want to, and other times I zone out and don't notice who I'm playing for half a lap

Same! I've been trying various amounts of sketchiness cause when I spend too long adding detail or working on a fully rendered thing I'll often lose the feelings and energy I had for the original sketch. I'll end up with something that technically looks nicer but I'm more detached from it.

I played this a few times at my friend's house and my enduring memory of it is the dictator guy on the monitor yelling "oonya banya"

Watching anime for decades has trained me to appreciate media without a conclusion, though I didn't have a choice in that matter

I had this experience with Fire Emblem 3H. Played the game for 80 hours, had a good time. Then I decided I had enough even though the end wasn't far, it was about to overstay its welcome in my eyes. I can look back on the game fondly despite dropping it.

My eyes were darting around and I read 6 move names before I recognized one and I'm like damn am I that unfamiliar with Painwheel's moveset? Ohhh yeah named normals lol

Hearing you go hysterical over silly rando things was a treat

They added some scrappiness to her fighting style with a fat fucking haymaker of a DI and her lvl 3 turning into a brawl. I love it.

Fo sho!

Earlier today I was thinking about your sona with the irl hair and thought she'd look nice with a poofy ponytail, then literally exactly that manifests on my timeline. What are the freakin' odds?! Anyway I love the doodles, all the expressions are great!

One thing that turned me off at first was that there were actually too many tracks to learn and a fair number were difficult and/or had some knowledge checks. But I fell in love with the mechanics at some point and that kept me engaged as I got wrecked on hard maps until I learned them.

I had a pretty decent time with Ring Racers at first but i didn't get hooked until ~80 hours in. The learning curve is brutal and the way car control changes due to all the various kinds of (not always apparent) speed boosts takes a long time to get used to.

The lighting is fabulous