I'm afraid I can't. I have my own project to balance aside from college and a full-time job, so I just don't have the time. I'm sorry.

@ Kk that’s fine

If you want a whole walk-through from start to finish, I think it will take hours, and I can't do it because it's too time-consuming. I could try to do a tutorial for one scene, but the problem is that my game lags every 5 seconds, and sometimes it takes me 5 minutes just to get 10 seconds of footage, so it won't be a very fun process. But you can search how to film sims machinimas on KZbin, I pretty much apply the same process as them.

No worries, I understand! Take your time. I also wanted to mention that I also have the 44th on my channel in case you missed it. No pressure, though.

No, after the parade.

It's because most of his victims are fan favourites. People wouldn't be so angry at him if he only killed irrelevant or unlikeable characters. But it was intentional because I wanted his story to be about the tragic consequences of senseless violence, and the story would have lost its impact if he had targeted only the "acceptable" victims. It's also probably because people forget that when he was in the arena, he didn't see the tributes he killed in the same way as the audience does, because he didn't have access to cameras and didn't know who was dangerous and who was innocent. In his mind, anyone was a potential threat. Gwen's death also messed with his head, and he tried to shut down his emotions so that he would not be overwhelmed by grief. He had a conversation with Sabrina about not getting attached on day 7, which was foreshadowing for his cold, detached attitude later in the games. It was a defence mechanism. I suppose it doesn't help that he didn't show any emotions, making people believe that he was a cold-blooded killer, and the only time he showed a hint of regret was after his victory when he saw Gwen's ghost (which is a hallucination and not an actual ghost btw) asking him if it was worth it. Maybe it was my fault because I thought people would pick up on the idea that after Gwen's death, he would become more detached and ruthless to cope with grief, but I suppose it's hard to explain that without coming off as heavy-handed. I wish I had spent more time focusing on his grief and his conflicting emotions, but hey, maybe I'll save that for victor's pov, whenever that comes out...

And they're both doomed by canon anyway.

She does bring out the best in him.

My boy is getting neglected 😢

@cyraelin4950 its not that I don't like Ryland, he's cool, but I haven't seen the 44th hunger games for a while, that is the only reason I forgot

But that's what I'm best at! Making people sympathise with everyone. 🥺

​@@cyraelin4950that wasn't meant to be nasty, BTW! I absolutely love your videos I just got attached to Helico...

I don't blame you. He was a sweetheart.

I'm afraid that won't happen as I am planning to stop after the 45th. At best, I'll share screenshots on my tumblr.

My girl's a fashion icon.

for stashing and hoarding supplies

bc people of different skin tones exist <3

Because people have been complaining about the lack of diversity in the 44th, so I decided to give them more diversity. /j Well, actually, no. Most tributes were submitted, and I chose the most fitting options. I don't believe in meeting a certain diversity quota or having poc tributes only for certain districts (like 11). Besides, as I mentioned in the past, the reaping is random, so naturally, some casts would have more poc, and others would have less poc. I think that's a reasonable in-universe explanation.

Fine, but then I will also focus on Seymour because I want to show how both runner-ups would struggle with trauma and survivor's guilt. But don't expect a happy story because the games change everyone.