@7d602a69 yeah as someone who doesn't really read much manga or watch anime too much I still found it really enjoyable. Genuinely sweet and full of friendship and fun? Yes. Silly? oh yes. 

 @f1cf1cd7 😮 

 @4aa1fdb8 👀 hell yeah! 

 @4aa1fdb8 the retroactive side of the whole thing is almost the worst part (there's a lot of bad parts). But it really feels like a bait-and-switch. 

 @c93fc983 my goodness, their complete lack of awareness is shocking. 

 @3a303701 hahaha, nice. 

 @dd9e40a8 yeah I use Procreate a lot as well. But for desktop applications #Krita really is nailing a lot of things for digital painting.

I haven't tried any of the Affinity apps but I've heard good things. They seem quite affordable which is nice, but I am a fan of open source so if there's an alternative there it's highly tempting. 

 @8dc22fa9 Godot seems to support C# as well. I haven't tried it, but was just chatting to a friend that mentioned it to me so figured I'd pass the info on. 

 @de22920b anytime a company says "we're a family", it's a massive red flag. 

 @4aa1fdb8 @gamedev.lgbt 🏳️‍🌈 streams! ✨ amazing! Love to see more #owncast streams getting setup. 

 @722f64aa hahaha, I almost spit out my tea. 

 Another great reason for why Krita is better than Photoshop: You can freehand lasso select and transform multiple layers at once (using groups).

#Krita 

 I realised why I thought it wasn't a feature is it didn't act the same way as a layer which you'd expect. To transform multiple layers, when you make a selection you have to hit Enter after switching to the Transform tool to activate the transform on the Group. Then you can transform the selection as expected.

On a layer, you can just click in the selection to move it. I thought the Group would have acted the same way.

#Krita 

 I did notice you can liquify multiple layers at once, and that's amazing. 

 @4aa1fdb8 congrats!!! 

 @c6867cd4 love this! 

 @831db948 thanks!