Luminious

New vid is out! link in the comments because twitter will try to hide it otherwise #deadbydaylight

Witnessing a whole "nu uh" "uh huh" going on

@PaulieEsther1 I use mine all the time, the gold i drew on the numbers is still on them too

Chat asked me how often I clean my desk. I replied that I throw away trash but I have a lot of clutter on my desk. I proceed to show off examples of the clutter. Then I found my DBD dice with 2 million bloodpoints inside that's been buried under the clutter for 20 months. 🤣😲

me when I'm told I should smile more.

Me when I pick up morsels on dbd and then get downed right after.

jason 😳 #dbd #deadbydaylight #dbdfanart #jasonuniverse

who ever made this I want to kiss your face

@PaulieEsther1 @TheHuskyGamer Omg it me

@TheHuskyGamer @LuminiousDBD 🤡🩷

Paulieeee (@PaulieEsther1)! It was an absolute honor meeting ya! Loved your speech during the stream! I’m glad a fellow Clown appreciator could be such an incredible beam of light for the DbD community! Hope to meet ya again on the Campfire Tours in the future! 😃 P.S. @lilithomen loved your acceptance of Clownkini existing! You see the vision 😂

Buying random ass dbd merch while drunk is grat choices. Im sure sober me will have nice surprised when they arrive

Myers got an update to break pallets with his dickle I see...

@MrPitbull07 Lmlo

In 2013, an 82-year-old woman in Colombia entered an emergency room with what she believed was a severe abdominal illness. Doctors, seeing her condition, initially feared a "large, aggressive tumor," a diagnosis that would have meant a difficult road ahead. But as the imaging results flickered to life, the room fell into a stunned, "frozen silence". What they saw was not a disease, but a "bit of beauty" from the depths of medical mystery: a perfectly preserved, calcified fetus that had been cradled within her for over 40 years. This phenomenon, known as a lithopedion or "stone baby," is one of the rarest sights in all of human history, with fewer than 300 cases ever documented. It began four decades earlier during an ectopic pregnancy that could not be naturally absorbed. In a breathtaking display of the "human spirit" at a biological level, her body realized it could not remove the remains. To protect her life from infection, her immune system performed a silent miracle—it began to encase the fetus in a protective layer of calcium, turning a moment of loss into an "unbreakable spirit" of survival. For forty years, this woman lived a full, healthy, "day-to-day" life, completely unaware that she was carrying a tiny, eternal passenger. Her body had created a shield, a "light of hope" that allowed her to thrive despite a past tragedy. This story serves as a profound "History in Picture" of the lengths our bodies will go to to keep us safe, transforming a silent sorrow into a calcified miracle that stayed by her side until the very end. It is a hauntingly beautiful reminder that even in the face of what seems impossible, there is a hidden strength within us all that is truly departed loved ones—honoring the life that was, while protecting the life that remains.

Putting Clint before the wizard 🥲 the wait continues.

@Hibanaroga Her ass looks weird 😵‍💫

@LuminiousDBD almost 8 months out and the first thing you tweet is this what did you mean by this

👺Meg

@LynxiTwitch Im so happy for you! Amazing news!

I GOT MY TEST RESULTS TODAY AND IM CANCER FREE! IM IN REMISSION! 🎉🎉🎉

@PaulieEsther1 @JanssenAries @lilithomen No u

@JanssenAries @lilithomen Lumi is the best 😃💗 @LuminiousDBD

Choosing to not killswitch Streetwise might be one of the most baffling things I have EVER seen from DBD. Not only does it give people reassurance to continue abusing it (if it's not game breaking, surely it can't get them banned) but further enforces that there is no true standard for what even qualifies for a killswitch. Houndmaster got killswitched in the holiday event queue because she gained extra haste, yet a perk that currently allows gens to get completed in 30 seconds is fine.

@Loudwindow criminal, but it was thanks to you that his ass was monitored for nerfs, I dont think I would have looked for it otherwise.

@LuminiousDBD the image on the right omfg

When Pyramid Head made his debut in Dead by Daylight an image I edited of him with a fat ass got so popular people believed the in-game version was censored leading to the developers to discuss the "butt nerf" on streams and interviews

@uncarrie_ We should riot instead 🙂‍↕️

@LuminiousDBD hey i did the same thing a few months ago, it drove me NUTS. thanks for reminding me T_T

How do I get rid of that?! Theres nothing more for me to look at but it wont leave 🤬#deadbydaylight

@CreativeDom2788 I did, every shirt, mask, everything. There's no exclamation anywhere but on the main menu. I hope who ever made that idea to keep it there has a very inconvenient day.

@LuminiousDBD Sometimes you have to go to each customization part of each killer/survivor that has an exclamation point even if you looked at the costume as a whole

@uncarrie_ Annoying twat marketing tactic 🤨

@LuminiousDBD yes they keep ot there to draw attention to the store, its just a marketing tactic