Mistigram: One final silly April Fool's screen, mashing up a little #Easter into the heady mix, this #AcornElectron high resolution graphics screen was drawn by The Elk and included in the MIST0418 artpack collection released 8 years ago this month.
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Mistigram: One final silly April Fool's screen, mashing up a little #Easter into the heady mix, this #AcornElectron high resolution graphics screen was drawn by The Elk and included in the MIST0418 artpack collection released 8 years ago this month.

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Mistigram: this glitchy image by the pixelmancer artist formerly known as 192.168.10.13 bears the mild title "out of touch", but visually resonates with boundaries thinning during the change of the seasons. It was included in our spooky MIST1020 artpack collection released five years ago this month.
Mistigram: this illustration by AFlamingoCup appears to be making a comment on the ethical and principled behaviors of priests (or at least _these_ priests), and it's not a positive one. This piece was included in the spooky MIST1020 artpack collection released five years ago.
And here I thought the already-blaring proof of Hirez being a shittily managed company that neglected Paladins severely couldn’t get any deeper…
Dude I’m absolutely fuming.
The game I adored and give so much credit to for getting me into serious gaming and keeping me going at my lowest was left to rot because the higher-ups are a bunch of pussies and didn’t even wanna try to compete when potential to win was written all over it. Are you fucking kidding me
I’ve been playing Paladins for 6 and 1/2 years and after hearing the news of what happened today I’m absolutely crushed, just completely fucking devastated. That game has meant so much to me and so many others for so long and that piece of shit Chisam is just throwing it all away. That game saved me. It means so infinitely much to me, it’s always had so much potential, and to see it disregarded in such a way is heartbreaking. I’m so sorry that Hirez failed you, EvilMojo. Chisam, you can rot in hell

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Full stop I’m absolutely devastated as a years-long dedicated Paladins player right now
It saved me at my mentally lowest and I’ve poured the most hours into it that I’ve put into any video game ever (nearly 2000), and to see it be suffocated by the higher-ups this way is so hard to watch.
I love this game with my entire being and I’ll continue to show love for it even after it’s gone, because it’s sadly looking very bleak right now.
Fuck you Stewart Chisam I hope Smite 2 fails and this layoff plan of yours to focus every company resource towards it goes up ur fucking ass
Mistigram: a blast from the past, here's a Mist promo we hadn't thought about since its release exactly 29 years ago -- but couldn't forget after Misfit featured it in today's @sixteen_colors Artist of the Day. It's a grim, gory specimen in high resolution #pixelart graphics, drawn for us by our area code 604 colleague Azagoth of UNiON, released in their UNI-0495 artpack collection. Be careful on that "S", it's a doozy!
Mistigram: this distinctively '90s screen was made by Atom, better known for his work in the Dark Illustrated and HRG crews, conjuring a visual setting for a "lit" by our colleague Schtroumpf of Cenobite, who is now a published author (look for the title "Who Ate All the Squid?") -- but this is the last #poem he ever shared for artscene consumption. This piece was included in the long-delayed M-9808, created a quarter-century ago and released eight years back.