u/kastiel012

Image 1 — It's interesting how the BCU community judges a book by its cover without even opening the post to see for themselves that the person is just asking for help, rather than simply wanting to copy an enemy someone else already made
Image 2 — It's interesting how the BCU community judges a book by its cover without even opening the post to see for themselves that the person is just asking for help, rather than simply wanting to copy an enemy someone else already made
Image 3 — It's interesting how the BCU community judges a book by its cover without even opening the post to see for themselves that the person is just asking for help, rather than simply wanting to copy an enemy someone else already made
Image 4 — It's interesting how the BCU community judges a book by its cover without even opening the post to see for themselves that the person is just asking for help, rather than simply wanting to copy an enemy someone else already made

It's interesting how the BCU community judges a book by its cover without even opening the post to see for themselves that the person is just asking for help, rather than simply wanting to copy an enemy someone else already made

The screenshots above make it crystal clear that the person is actually asking for help to customize an enemy using Darryl’s as inspiration, not to copy it. They even explicitly mention in parentheses that they are Brazilian and don't understand much English. Instead of the community coming together to help new users like them, the only thing people do is share the Reddit post in the chat to mock them instead of actually offering a hand.

Always try to understand how things actually work. Not every new user wants to copy existing enemies from your packs; they want help. BCU has a difficult interface, and new users struggle immensely. Existing tutorials don't explain things properly for those who don't understand English. For new users from other countries who speak languages other than English, they depend on visual tutorials. If the community judges people like this or refuses to offer real help just because they assume people will 'copy enemies,' then the community is far more divided than it seems.

New users need help. Current tutorials aren't very clear, and as I saw in a post the other day, the BCU interface is already extremely difficult for newcomers to learn on their own—and the available tutorial is 3 years old. Don't forget, guys: BCU isn't just used by English speakers; there are people from other countries too. Instead of judging, try to welcome these people. They need help much more than you imagine.

u/kastiel012 — 7 hours ago