I'm not super big on LGBTQ+ stuff or anything, but I'm glad that BHVR are giving us more diversity and are not afraid to actually do it. As for Orela herself, she has good perks, interesting lore and honestly a good design, not to mention the cool trailer they cooked up for this DLC. Overall, she is a very good addition to the game, simple as.
Giving this a good review just to style on the haters. Sorry a Trans Black Women exists in a video game, wait till you find out they exist in real life too.
Cool character, I will stand in solidarity with the trans folks who play this game by using this character. Also, perks are very cool. <3 Trans rights are human rights
I would give this a neutral if I could, but sadly in the DLCs current state I can't fully recommend it. Her perks are comedically bad, (minus Do No Harm), and need serious buffs, but Orela is such a cool survivor with wonderful cosmetics and voice lines.
Do NOT get this DLC for her perks, only get it if you like her as a character or want to support DbD's first canonically trans survivor.
Edit: She's as quiet as Ada, worth the purchase alone. Voice trained tgirls stay winning c;
I'm just here to say a mantra and farm clown emojis for my collection of Steam points from morons who think trans people existing is political and that by expressing ignorance they affect reality.
Trans rights are human rights. :)
The character's outfits are kinda mediocre. Perks are not great. I don't like her all that much to be honest.
Angelica Ross is an icon and this survivor is gorgeous. Kudos to DBD.
Keep adding more LGBTQIA+ rep and letting the phobes foam at the mouth over people existing. The fragility is hilarious.
Nice model, positive LGBTQ+ representation that doesn't feel forced (as in she's an actual character and her gender is not the main focus of said character, with an actual personality) plus has pretty good perks. I normally don't review Survivor Chapters but I felt this was a huge W. Good behavior by devs deserves to be recognized.
Great job devs. You actually did good; please add more characters with voice lines during lobby & in game, as well as expanding on the lore in good faith to immersion. Keep it up.
Survivor being too quiet. The perks are not anything new (unlike the boon perks with Mikaela). Plus the end of the trailer is goofy as hell, "My name is Orela", I am Steve ahhh quote
Another mediocre set of perks and a survivor that seems to have 0 sound balancing.
I thought BHVR was supposed to start working on making all survivors having a proper balanced sound for consistent tracking, instead they go on and release one that barely makes any sounds when running even when injured, very nice.
Orela is a win for LGBTQ+ representation and horror fans alike. Out of her three perks rapid response currently is the weakest, but can be still used for some value even without a proper build. Her lore is good and her character model is well handled. I'm looking forward to see more diverse survivors in the future with unique perks and backstories!
Trans rights have always been human rights, not political crap to whine about. Keep seething transphobes, you aren't welcome in the DBD community.
gorgeous survivor (with incredible launch cosmetics BTW) and cute little perks! i will always ride for trans representation and i am so happy to finally see it in this game :}
Warning: there are quite a lot of bigots in low rank and there is a high chance you'll get tunneled out with this character because she's trans.
Otherwise she is an authentic character and not just somebody with a "trans" label attached. Hope the moderation for this kind of stuff gets better.
Altruistic perks and a character with good lore, who's also trans. I don't need anything else to support this chapter.
Trans rights are human rights 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
one strong perk, one good perk. and one mediocre perk. she has good cosmetics and also voicelines both ingame and in the lobby alongside being the first original transgender rep
really good dlc !!
I'm not super big on LGBTQ+ stuff or anything, but I'm glad that BHVR are giving us more diversity and are not afraid to actually do it. As for Orela herself, she has good perks, interesting lore and honestly a good design, not to mention the cool trailer they cooked up for this DLC. Overall, she is a very good addition to the game, simple as.
Giving this a good review just to style on the haters. Sorry a Trans Black Women exists in a video game, wait till you find out they exist in real life too.
Cool character, I will stand in solidarity with the trans folks who play this game by using this character. Also, perks are very cool. <3 Trans rights are human rights
I would give this a neutral if I could, but sadly in the DLCs current state I can't fully recommend it. Her perks are comedically bad, (minus Do No Harm), and need serious buffs, but Orela is such a cool survivor with wonderful cosmetics and voice lines.
Do NOT get this DLC for her perks, only get it if you like her as a character or want to support DbD's first canonically trans survivor.
Edit: She's as quiet as Ada, worth the purchase alone. Voice trained tgirls stay winning c;
I'm just here to say a mantra and farm clown emojis for my collection of Steam points from morons who think trans people existing is political and that by expressing ignorance they affect reality.
Trans rights are human rights. :)
The character's outfits are kinda mediocre. Perks are not great. I don't like her all that much to be honest.
Angelica Ross is an icon and this survivor is gorgeous. Kudos to DBD.
Keep adding more LGBTQIA+ rep and letting the phobes foam at the mouth over people existing. The fragility is hilarious.
Nice model, positive LGBTQ+ representation that doesn't feel forced (as in she's an actual character and her gender is not the main focus of said character, with an actual personality) plus has pretty good perks. I normally don't review Survivor Chapters but I felt this was a huge W. Good behavior by devs deserves to be recognized.
Great job devs. You actually did good; please add more characters with voice lines during lobby & in game, as well as expanding on the lore in good faith to immersion. Keep it up.
Survivor being too quiet. The perks are not anything new (unlike the boon perks with Mikaela). Plus the end of the trailer is goofy as hell, "My name is Orela", I am Steve ahhh quote
Another mediocre set of perks and a survivor that seems to have 0 sound balancing.
I thought BHVR was supposed to start working on making all survivors having a proper balanced sound for consistent tracking, instead they go on and release one that barely makes any sounds when running even when injured, very nice.
Orela is a win for LGBTQ+ representation and horror fans alike. Out of her three perks rapid response currently is the weakest, but can be still used for some value even without a proper build. Her lore is good and her character model is well handled. I'm looking forward to see more diverse survivors in the future with unique perks and backstories!
Trans rights have always been human rights, not political crap to whine about. Keep seething transphobes, you aren't welcome in the DBD community.
gorgeous survivor (with incredible launch cosmetics BTW) and cute little perks! i will always ride for trans representation and i am so happy to finally see it in this game :}
Warning: there are quite a lot of bigots in low rank and there is a high chance you'll get tunneled out with this character because she's trans.
Otherwise she is an authentic character and not just somebody with a "trans" label attached. Hope the moderation for this kind of stuff gets better.
Altruistic perks and a character with good lore, who's also trans. I don't need anything else to support this chapter.
Trans rights are human rights 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
one strong perk, one good perk. and one mediocre perk. she has good cosmetics and also voicelines both ingame and in the lobby alongside being the first original transgender rep
really good dlc !!
