Scrapped Twine Peaks Project "Demeter" Coming? New Elemental Husks? STW News And Rumors

How's it going people? So, over the last couple of days, we've gotten quite a few rumors, leaks, and there's been a lot of speculation in regards to new content coming to Save the World. So, for today's video, that's what we're going to be taking a look at. Like always, if you enjoy this type of content, be sure to smash that like button, subscribe if you're new, and if you like to support the channel, be sure to use code A1. All right, so first we're going to start off with this tweet from Fossil Souy, and this is in regards to potential elemental mismonsters. And it says here, fun fact, but Epic can at any time enable elemental mist monsters. Currently, dungeons have very rare chances of spawning elemental blasters and takers with more existing in the files like flingers. Do you think it would be cool to have them in Save the World now that the game is free to play? And he also provided us with some pictures of each. So, here's what the elemental takers look like. Again, the only place you can see an elemental taker is in dungeons, but even then, it's really rare. Here's what the elemental blasters would look like. See, we got the fire, nature, and the water blaster. I do remember seeing water blasters in the Grotto dungeon, but I've never seen a nature or fire blaster. Honestly, they look a little cursed in my opinion. I'm sort of glad I haven't seen them yet. And here's what the elemental flinger would look like. So, we got the fire, the water flinger over here, and the nature flinger in the bottom. Like, how would this even work? Would the husk that they throw also be elemental? I'm not exactly sure how these would work. Or if they hit you, would it cause like fire affliction or make you slow down if it's a water flinger or take away your energy if it's a nature flinger? I'm kind of curious how this would work. But yeah, let me know in the comments what you think about elemental mist monsters. Would you like to see them or do you think they're good the way they are without any elements? Let me know in the comments below.