As the headline says, thanks in advance.

I think Lillie Jean got this removed cause wtf

Just thought I'd share some pics from my latest build. It's for my Willow Creek save file that I'm working on the builds for alongside another creator who is creating all of the families.
There's a full lore and storyline for the family designed to live here but info on that will be released with the save file.
The home is designed for a family consisting of two parents and their five daughters: 1 teen, 1 child, 2 toddlers and an infant.
The home consists of 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a kitchen, dining room, bakery studio, games room and a laundry room, along with two small rooftop garden areas.
The connected bakery and coffee shop features a custom bakery display that I made, alongside lots of seating areas and two bathrooms.
If you'd like to download my gallery ID is: miss_aisa
The home is called Suburban Home & Bakery.
I hope that you like it!

Not sure how many people here are interested in What the Fog but since it doesn't have it's own subreddit I thought this would be the next best thing.
I'm going to ramble a lot about the games history that I can tell from its files, so if you're not really interested in that skip down to the next sentence with bold text to get to the meat of this post.
So I'm sure most of you who did redeem What the Fog for free found it a little bit weird that in order to get your steam code you had to agree to two conditions being bHVR is allowed to data-mine from your game and share that data with 3rd party corporations. If you didn't want to agree to this you have the option of just buying the game on steam for the full price instead. Although not really major this did seem like a bit of a red flag and a couple of my friends thought so as well so I did a little digging.
It didn't take long at all from looking in the games files that this game was never intended to be Dead by Daylight themed, I'm not just talking about the fact that the weapons are overly fantasy-like or the enemies and abilities don't fit the characters I mean the fact that there are literally 3 unused characters in the games files named "Paladin", "Ranger" and "Sorcerer".
The folder containing all character models, textures, animations and abilities.
The Paladin and the Sorcerer still have their character models left over in the games files and after a long battle with Umodel, Fmodel and UE 4/5 Scripting System I managed to recover both the Paladin and the Sorcerer. After loading them into Blender and setting up their materials here's how they look.
The unused Sorcerer and Paladin character models.
These models do appear to be outdated though as they do not have a skeleton or a rig and they are using the old hand type, have an outdated UV as well as missing parts of their models.
I've been working over the past day or so to restore the models to a functional state based off the rigging of Dwight and Feng. They still need some work but here's an idea of what they could have looked like had they have not been scrapped. Interesting thing to note is that the skeletons used by Dwight and Feng have bones left over for these characters that are animated in the animations these characters use. Both characters share a 'hat' bone for the helmet and wizards hat and the Sorcerer has a 'strap' bone for knot at his chin as well as the Paladin having a 'wings' bone and a 'helm_front' bone. Take a look.
The Sorcerer and Paladin playing their menu idle animations, alongside Dwight and Feng.
The Sorcerer and Paladin playing their spawn animations, alongside Dwight and Feng.
While the Paladin and Sorcerer were left over in the files unfortunately the Ranger is nowhere to be found, they could be tucked away in a random file but as far as I can see only their textures remain. I can infer a little from their diffuse map as to how they might have appeared.
The diffuse texture for the Ranger.
I believe that the Ranger wore a green puffer jacket but the rest is a bit hard to understand from the UV... with consideration of the fantasy theme the green quarter circle shapes in the top left could be a gambeson that they wore over a brown skirt with a white shirt. I can't see any pants on the texture so this is my best guess. Their shoes were green with black detailing and they wore a green headband with yellow writing with a yellow gem in the center of their headband. Their weapon was a green crossbow bearing yellow gems. They have dark skin with black curly hair and black eyes. Based on the skeleton that all the characters use having some hair bones that nobody else uses I can assume that they had a bun on the back of their head with puffy bangs that were swept to the left of their face.
If you've played What the Fog then you'll be able to guess that the Sorcerer was replaced with Dwight, the Ranger was replaced with Claudette and the Paladin was replaced with Feng. This sudden change was assumedly made pretty late into the games development considering the fact that some abilities still reference removed character weapons and the 'SkullNBones' models that each survivor use are still using the old weapon designs from these characters when you die which I'll go into more detail about.
Feng has 3 skills she can learn which feel off, those being 'Shield Bash', 'Plated' and 'Resolve' which you can see the icons for below in that order.
Shield Bash, Plated & Resolve.
Two of these skills still depict the character with the shield/torso plating that the Paladin wears, rather than reworking these abilities they just simply left them in despite them not making much sense. The last ability being Resolve feels off due to the art style, it's inconsistent with the rest of the drawings and the shading has more of a smeared paint look to it rather than the gradient every other icon in the game has, suggesting it was drawn over when they made the switch from the Paladin to Feng. (It's hard to see from this image, if anyone wants the HD texture files to compare let me know.)
Despite those remnants still left over you can actually see the literal remains of the Paladin, Ranger and Sorcerer when a player dies and isn't revived by the end of the level. Below you can see the 'SkullNBones' models for each character where you can see that the sword has the Paladins design on the blade rather than the cloth wrapped around Feng's, the crossbow has the Rangers yellow gems on it instead of Claudette's pink gems and the staff has the Sorcerers green crystal in it rather than Dwight's blue crystal. The changes to this game to make it DbD themed must have happened late into development since the game already had original characters, mechanics and models before it was turned into a DbD spinoff. I assume they were also made very close to release considering how the wrong weapons displaying on dead players really should have been noticed before release.
The remains of the Paladin, the Ranger and the Sorcerer being used by Feng, Claud and Dwight respectively.
Other than the character models of the original characters remaining, there are some other remnants of the game before it became What the Fog left over in its files. Much like the character models I am unable to view most of them however I can say that certain mechanics such as the exit door was different. It appears to have had a massive crystal on it instead of trappers mask and would have been unlocked with a key, assumedly found in the level.
Another leftover asset are the chests that existed before Generators. I found it a bit weird that you had to spend currency to complete a generator and for it to give you a buff, turns out its because they were chests before the game was rebranded. I'll include an image of them below.
Chest_00 and Chest_02 respectively.
So what's the point of this post, well I'm a bit worried about what this game means for bHVR and DbD in the future.
On the surface this game looks like a funny little DbD spinoff but from what it looks like bHVR rebranded this game as a DbD game in order to get the fanbase of its biggest title to go "Omg! New DbD thing!" and start downloading it, normally this wouldn't be a problem as a lot of game studios make sequels upon sequels to games and spinoffs because the franchise sells but this game is a little different.
Assumedly the game was either a little side project of bHVR's or a test for the Devs when moving from UE4 to UE5, they either finished work on it or were interrupted as they have said that they don't plan to work on it anymore then slapped DbD onto it and released it for free if you agree to bHVR data mining and selling your data to third party businesses.
TL;DR What the Fog is basically a cash grab that bHVR slapped the DbD brand on very last minute to make fans buy the game. They don't plan to update it and they also offer it to existing DbD fans for free as long as bHVR can sell and use your data.
Sometimes bHVR makes changes to DbD that isn't all well received, that's just apart of game development but while those are just choices from a game design standpoint and while you could argue that these changes were made to make the game appeal to DbD fans they also decided to make it free for 2 million DbD fans who chose to sign their data away through an agreement. Looking at those two choices together looks a bit shady, I can't make accurate assumptions based off the findings in a short spinoff game so this is purely speculation and I hope I'm just blowing things out of proportion but as a DbD fan myself I'm genuinely concerned that we could start to see more decisions like this being made, I don't want to find out I'm in the reality where DbD as a game and as a franchise as well as what we're seeing produced by bHVR as well suffers as a game due to questionable business decisions.
After looking through the games files I thought this was an interesting and somewhat concerning discovery that people should know about. In any case if you did receive this game for free by redeeming a code you should go and turn off the data mining on your account through this link: https://account.bhvr.com/account/communication-preferences
You'll still be able to play the game, but bHVR won't be able to collect your data anymore.
Stay safe friends.

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I just recently learn that Damien Haas from Smosh Channel is the english voice for Laios, and just want to say it make my day seeing and hearing he gushing and discussing about the show in this interview. He even got tattoo of Kensuke. What a cool guy. It also very fascinating how he view Laios because he also has neurodivergent.

NOTE: If you’re looking for a more detailed step-by-step guide complete with demo images, I recommend checking out the hyperlink under the guide's name.”
Here’s a quick guide on how to find and install apps on your Samsung TV, as well as how to remove apps and troubleshoot issues with older models:

Full article here: https://pointerclicker.com/where-is-app-store-on-samsung-tv/

How to Find the App Store on a Samsung TV

Samsung offers hundreds of apps, some preinstalled, others downloadable. Here's how to find the app store on your Samsung TV:

1. Turn on the TV and press the “Home” key on your Samsung TV remote.
2. Use the remote’s navigation keys to highlight the “Apps” section.
3. Press the Select button to enter the app store.

Remember, you’ll need a Samsung Account to access and download apps. If you don't have one, create it by navigating to:

1. Menu > Settings > All Settings.
2. Select General & Privacy > System Manager.
3. Move to and select Samsung Account > Create Account, and follow the prompts.

How to Install Apps on a Samsung TV

Installing apps is straightforward:

1. Turn on your Samsung TV and navigate to the app store.
2. Press the Select key to enter the store.
3. Use the magnifying glass icon to search for the app or browse the categories.
4. Type the app’s name in the search box. Once it appears, select it.
5. Press the Select key to install the app.

After installation, the app will appear on your home screen or in the installed apps section. To add it to your home screen, long-press on the app and select “Add to Home.”
If you can't find your desired app in the app store, your Samsung TV model may not support it, or you're in an unsupported region. In those cases, consulting the guide below will help a lot.

https://pointerclicker.com/youtube-tv-on-old-samsung-smart-tv/#2_Reasons_Why_Cant_You_Find_the_YouTube_TV_App_on_Your_Samsung_TV

How to Install Apps on Old Samsung TVs

The process may differ for older Samsung TVs. If your TV is pre-2011, use these steps:

1. Press the Internet u/TV button on your remote (or Content > Internet u/TV if the button is absent).
2. Navigate to Samsung Apps and search for the desired app.
3. Highlight and select the app, then click download.

Installed apps should appear on your home screen.

How to Remove Apps on a Samsung TV

Free up space by removing unused apps:

1. Head to the Apps section.
2. Highlight the app you want to uninstall.
3. Long-press the OK button and select Delete.
4. Confirm the deletion in the pop-up window.

If the Delete option is greyed out, the app is non-removable.
Whether you're installing or removing apps, these steps should help you manage your Samsung TV apps with ease.
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