#redsixwing

Last book read: Book and Dagger - How Scholars and Librarians Became the Unlikely Spies of World War II; Elyse Graham

Last TV series: The Pitt

Last film: The Ministery of Ungentlemanly Warfare

Last song: Specter by Bad Omens

Last game: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33.

Coffee or tea? Both.  I usually have coffee in the morning and tea whenever.  In the summer I make cold brew tea a lot, works far better for cold green tea than trying to make it with hot water.  

Sweet or salty? Both! 

Working on: Some Grishaverse meta.  

Souls Asks

Which boss fight do you find to be the most underrated?

Blood-starved Beast. BSB is the first time I felt terror playing Bloodborne, so it was memorable for really setting that mood of desperately trying to survive by any means possible. I think that it’s not appreciated enough for how it raises the tonal stakes. Like it’s terrifying in its speed and viciousness and then you’re dealing with poison on top of it and the horrible shrieking of the beast itself and those stabbing violins from the soundtrack. It teaches you to think through the wild animal panic or not- and just act. On the note of the soundtrack, I think the song itself is underrated! So visceral.

Which boss fight do you find to be the most overrated?

Behold! The creature.

Challenge mode: what's your favorite that isn't Bloodborne?

O Velstadt, the Royal Soundtrack, my very beloved.

To be honest, I don't really feel like the writers balled on him, however his bossfight could definitely use to be harder.

Everything about him most of the time comes from items of other characters or in relation to them, which I like. It's a nice touch, to show how selfless he must have been acting, regardless of his true feelings and intentions, or thoughts. Truly, only a shield (the danger's inside the house).

Making him worse and plotting his demise go hand in hand because I would love to see him Darker, actively displaying signs of corruption even before the game's events. He is hinted to originate from the Sunken City, also a very Dark-themed location, so it could have been present even before he came to Vendrick's court!

Has done nothing wrong thus :) Can be considered a war criminal if he participated in the war against the Giants? But I don't believe we have canon proof he was there, so...

Underrated because Raime is right there. And better. AND stronger.

As for the pretty privilege, it's all I got:

Always use more olive oil (and garlic)

written with a jowo nib

if you’ve liked what i’ve created so far here’s my amazon wishlist and buy me supplies and snacks (and pokemon cards)?

Aureliana has spent her entire life as her brother’s strong right hand; where Emperor Marcian holds Verreche together through politics and deals, she defends the Empire against bandits, rebels, and Qart Hadashi at the head of the Legions. As muskets become lighter, cannon reach further, and the wars to the south between Gods and Sorcerers become ever-more vicious, she’s been looking to the past for reforms. Her namesake, the founder of the Empire, built an iron core of an army that took the Tyrants head-on. She’s been studying those campaigns, and those of the Imperial commanders who followed, to remodel the Legions for wars to come. Now Marcian’s been murdered - someone’s going to end up on the wrong end of a thoroughly modernised army.

(there’s a reason this is essentially her theme)