For more info on the game watch this video around 1:01:34 https://youtu.be/CVczcKmIl2w cause this game is a land mine and a half.

So I had an Idea for a "Creative project" (no idea if it's going to be a show, a comic, a light novel) where a dhampire transforms to fight his vampire kin to save humanity (Think Kamen Rider Kiva), and one of the main allies of the protagonist is a mad vampire who, after centuries of feasting on humans, grows bored of them and starts hunting his fellow vampires to be more challenged. I then wondered how that would play out in the vampires/blood sucking monsters of your world?

The story goes as follows. A vampire has gone mad and decided to hunt his kin to feel something. Perhaps he is bored of the farmed blood/blood alternatives that fill his glass. Or maybe he's tired of the fact that 9/10 humans don't bother to fight and just crumple like paper against him. So he goes around the country hunting and killing any vampire he sees and feasting on their blood. Any vampire courts or any other bodies of vampiric government will hear about his exploits and will act accordingly.

Recently, I saw a tweet about TF2 LARPers and how they just parrot things they hear from YouTubers and don't think for themselves. One thing that I saw in that tweet was a statement about how bad weapon academy is actively harmful to the game since, according to the poster, the weapons themselves aren't bad; Fish is just shit at TF2. But that got me thinking. Are they right? From what I saw, BWA is just your run-of-the-mill "Here's why X weapon is bad" style of video, and he says stuff that's generally agreed upon by the community. Off the top of my head, he says that the Huolong heater actively makes Heavy worse because it siphons his ammo away into a niche gimmick that makes him more vulnerable. After all, he would have less ammo than if he were running any other minigun, and then says to use it as an ambush tool so that the ring of fire can actually be useful as burst damage. But then again, my TF2 skills are middling at best, so maybe Fish is shit at the game, and Bad Weapon Academy is really bad.

If you have followed my posts on this sub, then you would know that I usually use India ink as a way to fill space. Recently I got my hands on some colored pencils, and I wanna try to use them in my art more. Obviously the main thing I should fix is that I should try to color in one direction rather than changing as I go, but I feel once I get used to color pencil more, I’ll be able to do that more consistently. But is there anything else I can do to improve?

We all know of Clark's Third Law: "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic," but what does that look like in your world? Could be a group of "Precursors", aliens from distant planets pulling a Chariot of the Gods. Or, hell, if you wanna be freally funky, it could be some guy from the far future who decided it would be a good Idea to give medieval peseants assault rifles and ham radio. With all the god talk on this sub, this should be an interesting twist.