I plan to go back over for a second, deeper shadow pass but let me know what you think so far!
The original sketch was supposed to be a grimdark colonial deasal-punk OC but as soon as I drew the Tricorn hat I couldn't help myself and now he's a Bloodborne Hunter with a very plain cutlass
I think it's fair to say most of us have bought a frame or two, maybe a weapon here or there that we really couldn't be arsed to grind for for whatever reason but I think what a lot of people crying about buying power in Warframe are missing is that without grinding and crafting there is no reason to play, sure there's great story telling but you don't spend hundreds of hours in a looter shooter for the story unless you also have a white whale to chase.
I think Umbra is the perfect poster child for this thought experiment as to get the "premium version" of Excalibur you cannot simply buy him, you must play the story, grind gear good enough to get him and then level him up.
I'm not against making purchases in Warframe just against people saying that buying power is insentivised when it really is kind of the opposite.
Did he get off screen re-Norted? That doesn't make sense because his heart wouldn't have been stuck in the Guardian if it were, it wouldn't make sense for Xehanort to be recompleted in two bodies either because that would mean he exists as his current self in two bodies which would be like literally cloning yourself which is what he's doing spiritually but not literally to my understanding.
I chose grunt suits that actively were in combat against each other for this thought experiment. These 4 pilots are arguably some of the best in their series but all of them have an immense level of BS/plot armor in their respective series, strip that away and who's walking out on top?
I used the Dark Thorn, Shadow Stalker and Bad Dog heartless as my design queues while deciding how he should look
I've been trying to love gunlance since MHFU, I pick it up in every game thinking this will be the one where I love GL in practice just as much as I love it in theory and every time I bounce off of it. Rise was as close as I ever got to actually enjoying the moment to moment gameplay but I still put it down for IG, LBG and GS.
Outside of the Wayfinder Trio nobody has any of these anymore, I don't care about Chirithy that much but man SRK and RAX should get some Keyblade armor, yeah I know RAX can use the Corridors of Darkness and probably don't need the armor but still!
Traverse Town is what I hope Heaven looks like so for me it's easy but what about you?
My theory as to why Axel was so easily defeated in the Keyblade Graveyard is that he was nowhere ready to stand on his convictions as a wielder of light and the responsibility that comes with being one of the 7 Wielders of Light.
Of all the characters who went through trials and growth to eventually find themselves at the final battle Axel was probably the most fundamentally unchanged. He may have switched sides but his motivations never really changed, he was there for selfish reasons, good reasons but still selfish. He wanted his friends back, and while that's a very noble reason, he wasn't there for the fate of the world and I fully believe that had it not been for Sora and the gangs utter commitment to save all those hurt by Xehanort he would have at the very best just been a free agent. He's got good intentions and is my second favorite character in the series but I believe his inner conflict and inner darkness was not conquered by the endgame of KH3 and Xemnas was able to shatter his Keyblade because of that inner conflict
"Im me he says"
Ngl I kinda would love to see Namine become to Riku what Kairi is to Sora
Reposted, got pulled down off of r/bloodborne for being a low effort shit post.