For the record I feel like saying "Dreadwolf is going to suck because they laid off Mary Kirby" is like... really dramatically missing the point of what's going on here.
The next game has been in alpha for nearly a year now. Kirby's work on the game as a writer was probably mostly finished. Which does not make this better. If anything, it makes it worse.
The layoffs aren't terrible news because a game we're looking forward to might be worse because of them. They're terrible news because people who have devoted years of blood, sweat, and tears to making the game good (including the person who wrote one of the two characters on which they've been hanging the entire marketing campaign for said game thus far) have been axed now that the company has decided it can probably get by without them.
The quality of the game when it finally comes out is irrelevant here. If it's amazing, it won't make this any better, and if it's awful, it won't make it any worse. What matters is the people whose labor made it exist at all are profoundly undervalued, the industry as a whole is broken and frankly abusive, and I wish everyone in it some good labor organizing.
I found out that Asterion was a judge, so redraw the meme)
(I know that at that time he looked different and was not a vampire, but data deleted)
A bunch of doodles in a fumbling atttempt at keeping up with huevember
I’m sooo far behind already lollllllll
Gale and Astarion after they got separated from the group because they couldn't make the jump
New outfits, new allies, and new corpses to talk to. I respec’d Rumor into a sorcerer. She’s always been a warlock in tabletop, but it REALLY started to not feel right given the way I’m playing this game. It feels weird to have her constantly encourage her companions to seize their freedom and rebel against the powerful forces that have abused them only for her to go “not ME though, my patron is pretty rad and I have it under control. Y'all, though, need help.”