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I get a lot of questions about various things, often related to streaming, me, or my characters. Though not every question will be possible to list here, I figured I'd put the most popular questions up here!
I stream all kinds of games. I especially enjoy games with a focus on story, challenge, puzzles, or/and multiplayer focus. I tend to play a variety of them, and sometimes can't make my mind up with them on what I want to play.
A genre I tend to avoid is first-person-shooters and such. I've just not had much interest in them and they tend to feel a bit boring for me.
I'm very open to most game suggestions, but I am unsure of the time frame of when i will get to certain games -- I like to leave things open.
If you'd like to see a list of games that I have finished on stream, you can find them here. Please note that even if a game appears on this list, it does not mean that the game is a "play it once" type of sitaution. This page is simply just a personal thing for me to list off games that I have accomplished completing beginning on and ending on stream with it.
For me, it's nice because it allows me to connect with friends and new people and share my experiences of games that I enjoy.
I get this question a lot!
Honestly, it just comes from the fact that when I was 12, I was creating a character who was a wolf to replace my old fursona at the time, with the literal reasoning that:
I prefer to show my identity with my character. I sometimes feel it can be a bit more expressive and cartoonish, which is how I wish to portray my identity.
It really depends on the sitaution -- I don't mind a little bit of backseating when it comes to some games, but I would like to experience the game and solve it myself a lot. My main rule of thumb is that I don't want to "holding hands" throughout games as it makes the challenge to the game non existent and ruins the fun for me.
As for spoilers, I would prefer to experience the game for what it has to offer in a spoiler-free way. It's one thing to say like "There's a new [Insert Game] coming out" versus something like "That [character] is actually secretly the villain of the story" etc.