Greetings, I am Evalyn, Hostess of the Dreamspun Rest. Though I usually prefer peace and quiet, stepping on the stage is not that bad once in a while.
Stream Tags : #EvAiring | #BroodGetTogether
🎨Tags : #CanvasofSilk | #DrenchedInSilk
Ref Artist : @Ly_art01
@Hanyabi21 Not practical for playthroughs of the game, even though the games are generally easy enough to not be that big of a problem,
Unwise in competitive play,
Very fun to give an OC a mono/dual-type Gym-style team that fits their lore and persona
@ImperatorUmbra I get your point that an exploration game is meant to be thoroughly explored, I respect the opinion that Kuro have 'oversimplified' it.
That being said, the checklist is a QoL tool, WuWa doesn't force you to use it, it's just there if you don't have much time on your hand
@TheJungnur@Emma_henrry_vt She is so messed up in the head, she might just be my favourite antagonist in the franchise (of the games I've played anyways), so it makes sense that people don't like her - she's meant to be despicable as a parent and a person - and that's what makes her a great antagonist
So, here's my brutally honest take on Wuthering Waves after diving in properly. I’ve already shared bits during my recent streams, but I wanted to put it all together here too because that’s what I do whenever I try something new that you guys recommend. I like to be upfront about my first impressions. The prologue is... not what most players expect. It’s slow, dialogue heavy, and throws a ton of world building and lore at you right from the start... It’s a lot to absorb, and honestly, it can feel overwhelming and tedious for the average player. Many will drop off early because of that slow burn.
But if you stick with it and lean into the character interactions, the game rewards you immensely. The pacing steadily improves, the story ramps up with genuine hype while keeping that cozy, emotional core intact. Animations become more fluid and expressive, the music swells into absolute bangers during key moments, and the world feels more alive. You can’t help but get pulled in deeper. I’ve now finished the prologue, completed at least four character side quests, and explored quite a bit and I’m completely blown away. Encore’s side quest is my favorite one so far. I didn’t even realize tears were streaming down my face until it ended. The dialogue is heavy, poetic, and beautifully written, with presentation that feels like pure art. The choices characters make carry real weight, you see them sacrificing, struggling, and pushing their limits not just for themselves, but for the people they love and the dreams they refuse to let die. Jinhsi has easily become my favorite. Her story and character journey are phenomenal. She carries an enormous burden, protecting her city and its people while dealing with prophecies, duty, and her own humanity at such a young age. Watching her growth, the quiet strength mixed with vulnerability, and the impossible decisions she faces was insanely powerful for me. If you just started this game like i did, you’ll fall in love with her too.
The world building here is rich and layered once it clicks. A world full of characters with unique abilities and ambitions, characters who carry deep personal stories tied to survival, loss, and hope. The game explores themes of sacrifice, rebellion, and what it means to protect a fragile peace. You watch these characters evolve through their quests, their backstories, moral dilemmas, and growth that makes them feel genuinely human or whatever they happen to be. The game has flaws, especially that front loaded prologue and some early pacing issues. But once you meet that crazy red maniac, the story picks up momentum, the emotional payoffs land harder, and you find yourself addicted, you want to see what comes next for our Rover. I can’t wait to jump back in and stream more next Saturday and Sunday. If you’re on the fence, give it time past the prologue. It gets so much better. Guess what I'm trying to say is, I want Changli to step on me.
@Raspabollos1 I -personally- think GI genuinely USED to be great, back in the early days up until Sumeru-Fontaine era.
Since Nathan, I have had a huge falling out with Genshin and I don't think I can say it's great. It's a serviceable game with great lore and music