u/Psychological-Exam30

I gravitated to him immediately because he's a furry character and I am also a furry (it's a thing I do in every video game that has furry characters) but then I realized that he's not great. I know he's probably a zoner of some sort, but his light aerial's projectile is so hard to hit and his ground strong move is incredibly laggy. So to me he feels like a zoner without many good zoning tools. He's fast and has good spacing on lots of his moves, but I feel like his one projectile is very lackluster.

Is he a bad character, or do I just have to learn him better?

Sampled from Chimera (duh) and looped as cleanly as I could manage so she can hold longer notes

I have played a lot of Minecraft, Subnautica 2, and Palworld recently, and no matter what graphics settings I use, they always freeze for a few frames every second or two. Makes the games genuinely unplayable sometimes because compounded, it's frozen like half the time. One of the possible culprits is my computer's storage, which is always almost completely full, so I have to put most Steam games on an external hard drive. Either way, though, whether they're on the hard drive or not, all my games still do this. How do I fix it?

My computer is pretty good by the way, It's a Lenovo LOQ and it's built to run big games with little to no problem.

I have officially started a campaign with some online friends and now I feel the need to work on the second session. The first 3 sessions are each going to be their own one-shot quest with their own enemies, puzzles, loot, etc. but I've lost motivation after writing one encounter in the second session (an abandoned manor but without any ghosts in it): a mimic chandelier that uses the Roper's stat block. I'm looking for any ideas for puzzles or basic enemy encounters, but mostly puzzles, and I will put the ones I like best in my little google doc for when I run the new session.