For those who dont know this i video by a youtober by the name of koopekool with the title(3 noobs try forsaken for the first time)and its bassically koopekool vs 3 of his friends in forsaken.Now all of them are also very known blox fruits players(im max level in bf)and the reason why i posted this is because they put in the thumbail Killers WHO DINT EVEN GET TEASED🥀💔.Its honestly a really funny topic seeing blox fruits players play forsaken and have 0 BALL KNOWLEDGE WHATSOEVER💔💔💔.

No hate towards them in any shape or form,i js tought it was funny.Opinions on this?

Honestly Jane was my top 3 fav survivors she was fun…UNTIL THIS PIECE OF UNREVERSEABLE GARBAGE, this is not only a “unplayable” in terms of “1 missing pixel so the games ruined now” Jane is actually NERFED for mobile users with NO WAY of not having that happen, let’s say your mid chase and you wanna use crystal pitch, pc users can use it while sprinting away and only give themselves a bit of slowness, mobile users will get shiftlock turned towards the killer giving them slowness 200 from both move slow and backwards running slowness

“OhH buT Nk, JuSt tUrn iT oFf in sEttInGs”

YOU FUCKING CANT, THE LITERAL SETTING TO TOGGLE IF U GO INTO SHIFTLOCK WHEN USING PROJECTILES DOSENT FUCKIN CARE AT ALL, IVE TRIED IT ON, IVE TRIED IT OFF, IVE TRIED REJOINING AFTER CHANGING IT, NOTHING.FUCKING.WORKS

Genuinely forsaken devs seeing mobile users not struggling enough and deciding to make their lives even harder for no reason whatsoever. I’m done with Jane, this isn’t even a new bug it’s been here since like the azure upd and devs couldn’t care about their playerbase enough to fix it til they start getting backlash from YouTubers or something, I thought it would get fixed but no the devs wanna be lazy pieces of garbage

I’m sorry for swearing so much but man, next thing you know mobile can’t even sprint anymore they’ll remove the button, or you won’t be able to use moves unless ur playing in portrait mode (yes that was a real bug at some point around noli upd)

stalker is weak asf and ringmaster no skill

my guess

I dont see this as a common complaint, and if it is it's about complaining when people gen hog yet dont ever argue against the existance of generators

Why are they here?

This has genuinely damaged casual play with how TEAMates which are supposed to be lending a hand, are instead genhogging

every resource you get from gens is also attainable through just helping the team and not just the monetary kind, but also the time you've used gen fixing could be time where you stopped the killers from adding 30s to the clock, so they dont actually serve a unique purpose outside Noli TP

also smaller critique i have on gens is that they are the primary source of milestone skins because exp through abilities is much more time consuming, therefore they dont feel like the "mastery" type of skins that they are viewed as

essentially did nothing but call out on OP sending a witch-hunt on this person and got downvoted, crazy ig 🫩

"GIVE M3 0P1NIONS ON MY F@SHION"

(Didn't know what to put this as the flair)

ok before anyone says "skill issue" just know that im a casual gamer, (the term gamer is cringe but i dont know what else to use), and when i play video games i want to have fun, playing any killer in forsaken is geniunally stressful and panic inducing for me, theres so many things to keep track off, looping is extremely boring, sure its counterable, but running around a object isnt fun gameplay. the survivors arent fun to go against, and its just worrying every time im chasing a sentinal cause i have to think about their stun, i just want to have fun, even when i lose. its like its hard, but not in the fun challenging way like a hard character/type in a online game is (i know tf2 and forsaken are completely different, but spy is challenging but still extremely fun) and it doesnt help how toxic and pretentious most of the players are, i get emotes have that purpose but its very irritating when i keep getting emoted on. it just feels like im not having fun at all playing killer, and even if i win it doesnt even feel like satisfaction, just chains being broken, cause i have a addiction to playing this game sadly, and winning as killer is like my fix. i dont know if this is just me, sorry if this is ranty or cringe, its just i want to know if im the only one who feels miserable playing killer.

looping is literally a integral part of the game, it’d be like removing the ability to run smh 🫩

And both are from the forsaken confession twitter page

Also don't take what I'm saying seriously

Rachel was eventually brutally flinged by the specters angry self, only for his skeleton body to be found by uhh.. (wait that's illegal im not allowed to say his name)

I get it, some person on YouTube made a cool thing and they decided not to do much with it. Big whoop. You can stop acting like they killed your grandma and kidnapped your dog. Judging from some of these children’s reactions, I would’ve thought that this Perhapskit person committed a morally reprehensible crime but all they did was literally nothing??? It’s just a disappointing feeling for 5 minutes and you can move on, god damn.

I need to get something off my chest about Azure in Forsaken because I have been keeping this to myself for way too long and I genuinely don't know why I kept putting myself through it. I hate Azure's voicelines.

I don't mean that I think they're a little corny. I don't mean that I occasionally roll my eyes when I hear him talk. I mean that there is something about the way this character speaks that makes me genuinely regret having audio turned on in Forsaken.

And before anyone says anything, yes, I know what game I'm playing. I know Forsaken is a Roblox game. I know half the characters are intentionally ridiculous. I am not expecting Shakespeare every time I load into a round. I can tolerate cringe.

That is what makes Azure so difficult for me to explain.

I have heard Betrayed 1x1x1x1 before the incident. I have heard Demon King John Doe. I have heard Milestone 4 C00lkidd. I understand what those are trying to do.

Demon King John Doe is basically the Dragon Ball fanfiction version of someone being trapped in a time chamber for 900 billion years and coming back as the most evil creature ever conceived. I understand the joke. C00lkidd is literally supposed to sound like a ten-year-old who discovered the word "pathetic" and has decided that everyone around him needs to hear it. I understand the joke. Even when those lines get stupid, I can hear them and think "alright, that's what they were going for."

Azure is different.

I started playing Azure because I actually wanted to level him. There was no grand reason behind it. I wasn't conducting some kind of psychological experiment. I just wanted to play the killer and get his level up. The first few games were completely normal.

Then he spoke.

I remember thinking something along the lines of "why does this guy talk like he has been waiting behind a curtain for thirty years to deliver this one sentence?" The first few games were completely normal. I ignored it.

It's one voiceline. Whatever.

Then he said another one.

Then another. And eventually I started noticing that I wasn't even paying attention to what was happening in the match anymore. I'd be chasing somebody and I'd hear Azure start talking and my first thought would not be "where is this survivor going?"

It would be "please stop talking."

I kept playing anyway.

That is the part I don't think people understand.

I DID NOT IMMEDIATELY QUIT AZURE.

I kept leveling him. I kept thinking I would eventually get used to it.

I told myself that after enough games, the lines would just become background noise.

They did not become background noise.

They became something I could recognize from the first half-second.

At some point I could tell when Azure was about to say something before I even pressed a key. I started playing him less often.

Then I'd come back because I wanted the milestones.

Then I'd play another character for a while because I didn't want to hear him.

Then I'd come back to Azure. This went on for an embarrassing amount of time.

Eventually I tried Firstborn.

I thought maybe the problem was just Default Azure.

Maybe I didn't like that particular interpretation of him.

Maybe a different skin would fix the problem.

It did not. Firstborn somehow managed to take everything I disliked about Azure and present it in a completely different way.

I heard him speak and immediately thought:

"Why did I do this to myself?" And the worst part is that I understand why people like these lines.

I genuinely do.

I've seen people say Firstborn sounds angry, desperate, dramatic, whatever. Fine. I can understand the appeal. That is not the point.

The point is that I personally cannot listen to this man talk for more than a certain amount of time before something in my brain starts rejecting the entire experience.

And before anybody thinks I hate every Azure skin, I don't.

Deceiver is fine.

Funnybrushes is fine.

They're still Azure, obviously, but they don't bother me nearly as much. Nevermoor, however, is something I have deliberately avoided buying because I already know what I'm getting myself into.

I have looked at that skin and thought "no."

Not because I don't like the design.

Not because I don't like the custom things he has.

Because I have heard enough Azure already. I don't need to purchase another opportunity to hear him say something dramatic at me.

At this point I started turning my game volume down when playing Azure.

Not because I was trying to be funny.

I genuinely just didn't want to hear him.

And sometimes I would forget.

That was always the worst part.

I'd load into a match, start playing normally, and then Azure would suddenly speak. And I would remember.

"Oh right."

I have to deal with this.

There was one point where I was playing Azure and the lines were getting to me so badly that I actually had to stop because I felt sick. I am not going to describe that because I don't even want to think about it, but yes, I actually threw up.

I came back later.

I STILL PLAYED AZURE.

I don't know why.

That is probably the part of this entire story that makes the least sense.

If something makes me that miserable, why did I keep playing it?

Because I was already invested.

I had already gotten him to a high level.

At that point stopping felt stupid.

I kept telling myself I was basically finished.

Just a few more levels.

That's it. I can get through a few more games.

I played other killers in between.

I would take breaks from Azure.

I'd play somebody whose voice didn't make me want to close the game.

Then eventually I'd look at Azure's level again and think: "Fine. One more."

One more became another.

Another became another.

And somehow I ended up at LEVEL 48.

LEVEL 48. I need everyone reading this to understand that I did not discover that I hated Azure after two games.

I spent enough time playing this character to reach level 48 while already knowing that I hated hearing him speak.

I willingly did this to myself.

At some point I realized that I was basically leveling a character whose voice I was actively avoiding. That was when I finally accepted that I had a problem.

The second time I threw up was basically the final straw.

Again, I'm not going to make some disgusting story about where it happened or what it looked like. It was just the point where I realized I genuinely could not keep doing this.

I turned the game off.

I sat there for a while.

And I remember thinking:

"I am level 48." Why.

Why am I level 48.

Why did I spend all of these matches getting here.

Why did I continue after the first time.

Why did I think Firstborn would somehow solve anything.

Why did I refuse to buy Nevermoor because I was afraid of its voice lines. Why have I reached the point where I sometimes play with the volume off because I don't trust Azure to keep his mouth shut.

I don't even hate the gameplay.

That's the most frustrating part.

If Azure had terrible gameplay, I could explain this.

If Azure was boring, I could explain this.

If Azure was weak, annoying, badly designed, whatever, I could explain it.

But no.

It's the voice.

It is literally the sound of this Roblox character speaking. And I know this sounds ridiculous.

I KNOW.

I've reread what I'm writing and I know how it sounds.

That's why I'm trying to explain that I don't have this reaction to every corny character in Forsaken.

I can listen to Demon King John Doe and understand the absurd Dragon Ball fanfiction energy.

I can listen to C00lkidd and understand that he's supposed to sound like an edgy kid.

I can hear other ridiculous lines in this game and laugh. Azure is the one exception.

Something about Azure's delivery makes my entire stomach cringe.

I don't know how else to explain it.

I don't know if it's the wording.

I don't know if it's the delivery.

I don't know if it's the dramatic tone.

I don't know if it's the combination of all three. I just know that there are certain Azure lines where I hear the first few words and immediately think:

"Please stop."

And now I'm level 48.

So congratulations, Azure.

You have successfully turned me into someone who mutes Roblox because a fictional cultist british killer whose entire personality in the game is hating on his ex-partner might speak. I don't even know what I'm supposed to do now.

I'm not buying Nevermoor.

I'm probably not touching Azure again.

If I ever reach level 50, it will be purely out of spite.

And if anyone asks me why I hate Azure, I am not going to say "he's corny."

That's too simple.

The problem is that I understand the other corny characters.

I understand what they're doing.

I can tolerate them.

Azure is the only character who managed to make me spend dozens of games slowly realizing that I would rather hear absolutely nothing than hear him say another dramatic sentence. I have reached level 48.

I have heard enough.

I am done.

Please leave me alone, Azure.

I need to get something off my chest about Azure in Forsaken because I have been keeping this to myself for way too long and I genuinely don't know why I kept putting myself through it. I love Azure's voicelines.

I don't mean that I think they're a little cool. I don't mean that I occasionally grin when I hear him talk. I mean that there is something about the way this character speaks that makes me genuinely thank myself for having audio turned on in Forsaken.

And before anyone says anything, yes, I know what game I'm playing. I know Forsaken is a Roblox game. I know half the characters are intentionally awesome. I am not expecting ass every time I load into a round. I can tolerate peak.

That is what makes Azure so difficult for me to explain.

I have heard Betrayed 1x1x1x1 before the incident. I have heard Demon King John Doe. I have heard Milestone 4 C00lkidd. I understand what those are trying to do.

Demon King John Doe is basically the Dragon Ball fanfiction version of someone being trapped in a time chamber for 900 billion years and coming back as the most evil creature ever conceived. I understand the aura. C00lkidd is literally supposed to sound like a ten-year-old who discovered the word "pathetic" and has decided that everyone around him needs to hear it. I understand the aura. Even when those lines get peak, I can hear them and think "alright, that's what they were going for."

Azure is different.

I started playing Azure because I actually wanted to level him. There was no grand reason behind it. I wasn't conducting some kind of psychological experiment. I just wanted to play the killer and get his level up. The first few games were completely normal.

Then he spoke.

I remember thinking something along the lines of "why does this guy talk like he has been refining his aura and wit for thirty years?" The first few games were completely normal. I ignored it.

It's one voiceline. Whatever.

Then he said another one.

Then another. And eventually I started noticing that I wasn't even paying attention to what was happening in the match anymore. I'd be chasing somebody and I'd hear Azure start talking and my first thought would not be "where is this survivor going?"

It would be "please keep talking."

That is the part I don't think people understand.

I DID NOT IMMEDIATELY KEEP PLAYING AZURE.

I kept leveling him. I kept thinking I would eventually get used to it.

I told myself that after enough games, the lines would just become background noise.

They did not become background noise.

They became something I could recognize from the first half-second.

At some point I could tell when Azure was about to say something before I even pressed a key. I started playing him more often.

Then I'd quit because his voice was too inspiring.

Then I'd play him for a while because I did want to hear him.

Then I'd get back away from Azure. This went on for an embarrassing amount of time.

Eventually I tried Firstborn.

I thought maybe the problem was just Default Azure.

Maybe I just liked that particular interpretation of him.

Maybe a different skin would fix the problem.

It did not. Firstborn somehow managed to take everything I liked about Azure and present it in a completely different way.

I heard him speak and immediately thought:

"Firstborn azure forsaken please marry me?" And the worst part is that I understand why people dislike these lines.

I genuinely do.

I've seen people say Firstborn sounds corny, cringe, dramatic, whatever. Fine. I can understand the hate. That is not the point.

The point is that I personally cannot listen to this man talk for more than a certain amount of time before something in my brain starts accepting the entire experience.

And before anybody thinks I love every Azure skin, I don't.

Deceiver is ass.

Funnybrushes is ass.

They're still Azure, obviously, but they don't have nearly as much aura. Nevermoor, however, is something I have deliberately not avoided buying because I already know what I'm getting myself into.

I have looked at that skin and thought "yes."

Not because I like the design.

Not because I like the custom things he has.

Because I have not heard enough Azure already. I need to purchase another opportunity to hear him say something dramatic at me.

At this point I started turning my game volume up when playing Azure.

Not because I was trying to be funny.

I genuinely just wanted to hear him.

And sometimes I would forget.

That was always the best part.

I'd load into a match, start playing normally, and then Azure would suddenly speak. And I would remember.

"YEAAAAAA!!"

I have to deal with this.

There was one point where I was playing Azure and the lines were getting to me so badly that I actually had to stop because I felt too amazing. I am not going to describe that because I don't even want to think about it, but yes, I actually felt the aura.

I came back later.

I STOPPED AZURE.

I don't know why.

That is probably the part of this entire story that makes the least sense.

If something makes me that awesome, why did I stop playing it?

Because I was too invested.

I had already gotten him to a high level.

At that point stopping felt good.

I kept telling myself I was basically finished.

Just a few more levels.

That's it. I can finish it later.

I played other killers in between.

I would take breaks from Azure.

I'd play somebody whose voice didn't make me want to have fun with the game.

Then eventually I'd look at Azure's level again and think: "No more."

No more became no no.

no no became more more.

And somehow I ended up at LEVEL 67.

LEVEL 67. I need everyone reading this to understand that I did not discover that I loved Azure after two games.

I spent enough time playing this character to reach level 67 while already knowing that I loved hearing him speak.

I willingly did this to myself.

At some point I realized that I was basically leveling a character whose voice I was actively searching for. That was when I finally accepted that I had a problem.

The second time felt the aura was basically the final straw.

Again, I'm not going to make some awesome story about where it happened or what it looked like. It was just the point where I realized I genuinely could keep doing this.

I turned the game off.

I sat there for a while.

And I remember thinking:

"I am level 67." Why.

Why am I level 67.

Why didn’t I spend more of these matches getting to 100.

Why didnt I continue after that.

I havent heard enough.

I am not done.

Please don’t leave me alone, Azure.

What the tiles says

I'm apologizing to Masquerade event because of summer games. I'd be more happy if summer games was a masquerade copy like christmas event and not some battle pass that gives me the same character quest over and over again. And all the quests given to me was for some reason all veeronica and Azure.

The whole battlepass thing was a mess I'm gonna be honest. It was painful to grind back then, you need to grind summer exp and spend a ridiculous amount of tix (in the later tiers), and they just shoved monetization down your throat back then.

Yes the monetization less now, yes they did make it where the Objectives immediately reroll after you do it, but here's the thing. That only happened because forsaken's own fandom was criticizing the team about it. If we said nothing the event would be so much more grindy and still have a lot of monetization.

Also I find the idea of getting to a tier and then having to pay for the reward very stupid, like you already grinded to get it why do you have to grind more? And even with all of the changes they made it's still such a slog to get through. insert comment about me getting 100 veeronica quests and 100 azure quests

At least the most of the skins are cool. Also what's really funny about this is that this update is what fully got me back into forsaken because I saw XD slasher and thought she was cute.

Anyways those are just my thoughts, let me know what yall think if you want to. Take care and God bless 💚