Please help, I need more Lyney-esque backgrounds for my multigenera project. This is the sort of vibe I'm going for? With or without Lyney, it doesn't matter. Ideally I need to find some plain ones, but I'll take whatever you have. Thank you for your contributions!
Wish me luck lol, I can't believe I'm analyzing Lyney as my final project for the year.
Please help, I need more Lyney-esque backgrounds for my project. This is the sort of vibe I'm going for? With or without Lyney, it doesn't matter. Ideally I need to find some plain ones, but I'll take whatever you have. Thank you for your contributions!
Wish me luck lol, I can't believe I'm analyzing Lyney as my final project for the year.
Please help, I need more Lyney-esque backgrounds for my project. This is the sort of vibe I'm going for? With or without Lyney, it doesn't matter. Ideally I need to find some plain ones, but I'll take whatever you have. Thank you for your contributions!
Wish me luck lol, I can't believe I'm analyzing Lyney as my final project for the year.
Hi! I'm a player that just started playing about two patches ago. I really like Archer, and I know that a new colab banner will be coming soon, meaning he'll be gone forever. I've almost gotten a copy of him (currently 75 pity guaranteed), but I'm wondering if trying to get his E1 before he leaves is worth it. My main problem is that Phainon will be running next patch, and I'm planning on getting him since i have all of his team minus Sunday. What should I do?
For my final project this school year, I am working on a multigenra piece about identity. I won't go into the specifics of what exactly I will be discussing in this paper, since that is irrelevant to this sub, but I am using Lyney and his story as a large part of my project. While I research the other aspects of my topic more, I would love to hear all of your takes on Lyney! What is his relationship with identity? How has he changed it, and how has it changed him? What aspects of his story resonate with you the most?
There are no wrong answers; I'd just love to hear your thoughts!
Edit for clarity: By identity, I mean along the lines of who he actually is, versus how he presents himself in front of others, and how external pressure has shaped how he presents himself and how others perceive him. Someone gave me a super interesting analysis of Lyney's possible relationship with gender identity too, so I'm open to that interpretation too!