Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Principled feminist: Defends women and calls out misogyny, e.g. challenging slurs and blaming women in “Idc what cece and zaza did its no excuse to be calling women slurs…” and discussing fear of speaking in voice chat in “this is exactly why my female friends are afraid to talk in games…”.
- Supportive friend: Stands up for friends in-game, like defending a teammate who politely asked for a swap in “my emma, NICELY, told my starlord to swap…he went 'omg ggs we have women here'”, and enjoys playing and emoting with close friends in “Im about to have so much fun spamming these with my best friends before every match”.
- Thoughtful gamer: Offers nuanced game balance and design takes, like critiquing bp and hawkeye one-shots in “bp nerf was deserved…with the buffs now its not healthy for the game” and analyzing Deadpool’s ult design in “i love deadpools kit…i'd rather they buff his ult and remove the fast ult/reset at death shit”.
- Self-aware communicator: Reflects on own performance and behavior, e.g. admitting bad ults despite high stats in “i had 20k damage with 52k healing but my ults were not good, we lost and i logged off” and deciding not to grind comp because it feels unhealthy in “Yeah im not grinding comp next season ts lowkey ass”.
- Enthusiastic fan: Shows genuine excitement for characters and aesthetics, like loving cute cosmetics in “The tiny rocket and jeff dancing🙁🙁🙁 THEYRE SO CUTE” and reacting joyfully to good skin designs in “FINALLY SOME GOOD LOOKING DRIVES OMG WE'RE SO BACK??”.
Weaknesses:
- Harsh language: Frequently uses strong insults and profanity, e.g. “2 that man STINKSSSS”, “C*pone needs to go back…into the cave he spawned out of”, and “that is brainless and stupid”.
- Game frustration: Shows frequent tilt tied to comp and matchmaking, such as warning others not to play early-season comp in “Do not i repeat DO NOT GIVE INTO PEER PRESSURE AND PLAY COMP IN 1ST WEEK OF THE SEASON” and calling comp “at its worst” in “People were not lying when they said rivals comp is at its worst rn”.
- Public callouts: Regularly quote-tweets to criticize individuals or takes, e.g. labeling a tier list an “L take” in “another L take from this dude” and saying “we do NAWT need any of his opinions” in “C*pone needs to go back to his business”, which can escalate drama.
- Aesthetic perfectionism: Gets strongly disappointed with cosmetics, e.g. calling the Emma skin “so choppeddd💔💔💔💔” in “WHY IS THE EMMA SKIN SO CHOPPEDDD” and saying the Adam legendary is “so mid” with “no effort” in “lowkey the adam legendary is so mid”.
- Competitive overinvestment: Emotional state is closely tied to win/loss and meta, e.g. feeling the need to log off after bad ults in “we lost and i logged off cuz hell naw” and saying rivals “doesnt feel as fun anymore” compared to OW in “after the 2 week long break rivals doesnt feel as fun anymore but somehow ow is starting to feel fun again”.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
Raven maps most closely onto Lisa Simpson: thoughtful, outspoken about fairness, and still very into her specific fandoms and hobbies. Like Lisa calling out injustice at school, Raven pushes back on misogyny and bigotry in games, writing that people jump to misogyny when women speak up in voice chat and that if your first instinct is to attack someone’s minority status, “you are a pos” “Like this is exactly why my female friends are afraid to talk in games…” and “Idc what cece and zaza did its no excuse to be calling women slurs…”. She’s analytical about game design and balance, critiquing ults, nerfs, and grind systems in a very ‘overthinking the system’ Lisa way, for example when she argues that killing in half a second isn’t skill expression and that the bp nerf was deserved “Killing someone in under half a second by spamming 2 buttons at most is NOT skill expression…” and that 300 hours per character proficiency is way too grindy “ok i like how interesting the new proficiency system will keep playing qp but i also dont like how grindy it is…”. At the same time, she’s passionate and dorky about the things she loves—Marvel Rivals, Overwatch, K‑pop, cute characters like Jeff and Snoopy—enthusing about skins, emotes, and voice lines just like Lisa nerds out over jazz or books “The tiny rocket and jeff dancing🙁🙁🙁 THEYRE SO CUTE” and “The one where hela shoots namor squids and goes 'those were your best soldiers namor?' And then laughs. Idk what it is about her laugh in that voiceline but OMG”. Overall she comes across as morally principled, introspective, and a bit ‘too woke’ by her own joking admission “Maybe im too woke....”, which fits Lisa’s mix of activism, intelligence, and earnest enthusiasm.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFJ
They seem more Extraverted than introverted: they actively seek mutuals and social interaction, e.g. introducing themselves and inviting follows in “Hi! I'm raven and i'm looking for mutuals ifb…”, and openly narrate their gaming experiences to an audience rather than just lurking. They read as Intuitive rather than purely concrete Sensing: while they talk about specific games and balance changes, they frequently extrapolate to patterns and implications, like discussing systemic misogyny in gaming in “Like this is exactly why my female friends are afraid to talk in games…” and critiquing community attitudes in “The 'playing for vibes' joke got old so fast…”. Their values-driven, empathy-focused tone points to Feeling: they defend streamers and women in their communities, e.g. “You guys keep trying to cancel aramori and thats not happening bro…” and “Idc what cece and zaza did its no excuse to be calling women slurs…”, framing issues in terms of harm and respect rather than detached logic. Finally, they read as Judging: they express clear stances and prescriptions ("DO NOT GIVE INTO PEER PRESSURE AND PLAY COMP IN 1ST WEEK OF THE SEASON" in this tweet), critique systems and metas with structured opinions like “the concept of putting ultron over cnd/rocket/luna… another L take from this dude”, and talk about grind, ranks, and roles in a way that suggests planning and standards rather than pure spontaneity. Altogether, a socially engaged, values-driven, opinionated, and system-aware gamer who rallies around people and principles fits best with ENFJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- You like the new map and everyone else hates it… so when are we duo‑queueing so we can be the two delusional weirdos having fun while the lobby malds?
- If your Hawkeye and Bucky aim is so good people call you a jobless eboy, then let me be the enemy team, because I’d love to get carried and talk shit in comms just so you defend me like you did your Emma teammate.
- You said killing someone in under half a second with two buttons isn’t real skill—good, because I plan on taking my time before I one‑shot your heart with a very slow, very thoughtful support ult of affection.
- You turned an old private account into a working one for mutuals, love Marvel Rivals, Overwatch, kdramas, crochet, and Blackpink references… statistically speaking, I think I just queued into my ideal duo and I am 100% locking in ‘ifb’ first.
- You log off after bad support ults, refuse to equip your old cringe titles, and beg devs to fix skins and emotes—any chance you can use that same energy to hard‑rework my life into one where I’m in your avoid list for games but top of your friends list for movie and kdrama nights?
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Raven | 20-something support main reviewing skins, comps & community takes. Once got called a jobless e-boy for landing too many headshots.– @willowispies
Your signature cocktail
The Goated Drive Queue
This cocktail is wired and cracked in the best way, like an 8/10 win streak energy spike, inspired by their hype over drive wins: “8/10 wins for drives so far omg my team mates arr actually goated? And im doing well?”. The espresso vodka hits hard like their no-nonsense callouts on game balance and metas, as when they say “Killing someone in under half a second by spamming 2 buttons at most is NOT skill expression”. Lychee liqueur adds a cute, slightly sweet note that mirrors their love of adorable things like “The tiny rocket and jeff dancing🙁🙁🙁 THEYRE SO CUTE”. Cold brew coffee keeps it gamer-coded and late-night-queue ready, reflecting their grind and comp takes like “Do not i repeat DO NOT GIVE INTO PEER PRESSURE AND PLAY COMP IN 1ST WEEK OF THE SEASON. EVER.”. The rose syrup nods to their softness and principled stance against misogyny and slurs, seen when they write “if your first instinct after seeing a person do wrong is go for what minority they belong to you are a pos”. Finally, a tonic water top gives it a fizzy, experimental edge, echoing their delight in quirky game details and cosmetics like “YOU CAN CHANGE THE FUGLY STAR GLASSES? LETS GO AW HELL YEAH”.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Raven consistently shows a willingness to confront people directly when she believes something is wrong, even in hostile gaming spaces, which is very characteristic of Gryffindor bravery. She calls out misogyny and defends women in voice chat, describing how she got on mic to back up a friend after a sexist remark from a teammate: “i got on mic to defend her and he went 'omg ggs we have women here'”. She pushes back hard on people attacking women online, saying that going for their gender or minority status makes you “a pos”: “if your first instinct after seeing a person do wrong is go for what minority they belong to you are a pos”. She also publicly defends a creator she feels is being unfairly targeted, carefully explaining why the accusations are off-base: “You guys keep trying to cancel aramori and thats not happening bro she never defended the bullies...”. While she clearly cares about fairness (a Hufflepuff trait), the dominant pattern is outspoken moral courage and a readiness to jump into conflict for others, which aligns most strongly with Gryffindor.
Your movie
Your song
Pink Venom - BLACKPINK
A well-suited song for raven is "Pink Venom" by BLACKPINK, blending playful confidence with an edge that fits her online presence. She’s explicitly a K‑pop fan and even reads in-game lines as BLACKPINK references, saying “I don't know if this was the dev's intention but i will be taking this as a blackpink in your area reference🗣🗣🗣”. Her tweets show a mix of fun, cracked gameplay and competitiveness, like “8/10 wins for drives so far omg my team mates arr actually goated? And im doing well?” and “Aim so on track today i got called a jobless eboy by the enemy team just for doing good on hawkeye and bucky”, which matches the song’s flexy, self-assured vibe. At the same time, she’s outspoken about misogyny and defending women in games, as seen in “if your first instinct after seeing a person do wrong is go for what minority they belong to you are a pos” and “like this is exactly why my female friends are afraid to talk in games…”, echoing the empowered, unapologetic attitude of BLACKPINK’s lyrics. The combination of feminine aesthetics, K‑pop love, and confident pushback against toxicity makes Pink Venom a strong thematic match.
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