>>713049263
>>713052237
I'm seeing more and more games where randoms push for riskier stuff early on, with the majority of it backfiring horribly. And randoms still stick around to finish the run with a successful victory.

People have gone from complaining the game is too hard, to it being too easy in less than a month.

And honestly, so long as you have a healthy chunky frontliner, every gam is still very much winnerable with odds in the players' favor, no matter how dark day gets.

>>527733038
Lemme watch one of his youtube videos real quick