Goyru

I know I probably shouldn't even bother mentioning this because it's "le funny maymay" but something I was thinking about the execution of the fedora is that it could be improved. It may deal significant damage when thrown, but you only get one. It's a ranged option for the chaplain, trading the ability to deal damage at range in exchange for the potential to have a powerful close quarters weapon. However something I think would be much more fitting is the idea of having a Sikh's turban as one of the null rod's forms. Not only does it have a religious connotation of its own, but the chakram that the turban holds are just as reusable as the fedora. The idea is that the turban is spawned with multiple chakram in it, and it acts as a holster for 3-5 of these items. In melee they wouldn't deal nearly as much damage as the regular null rod weapons, but are powerful when thrown, able to leave a nasty cut at the minimum. https://c2.staticflickr.com/2/1087/720741328_d96f3925e8_z.jpg?zz=1 Example design

Too late to edit my initial post but it'd also be nice if there was more clothing sprited for the fat ones.

Just a little something I considered during a round just now where people were repeatedly bursting into flames and refused to stop being on fire. One suggested course of action taught in chemistry labs is to use any kind of fabric to smother flames and deprive them of oxygen before they grow any larger. Basically something I'd like to see added is the ability to use clothing like a hoodie or coat you're wearing, or one of those jumpsuits the assistants keep littering the floor with to put out fires on a single space, on a player or on a small object.

In support of wrestling people to the ground and keeping them there. Much better and more fitting to some peoples' characters to be able to use joint locks and pins, as opposed to attempting to strangle them only for them to effortlessly stand up, push a button and go back to exactly whatever awful thing they were trying to do to you before.

Support and bias towards the inclusion of fat non-human characters. If you already have the sprites for it, I don't really see much of a reason not to put them in the game. Personally I was a bit pissed when I saw that fat characters are actually harder to move, which was a perk that I wanted for my own character. I can say my unathi character is sumo-sized in his flavor text, but I'd like him to be at least as hard to move past as the human cook who got that bulk from sampling his own food.