Dead by Daylight Developers Confirm 2B’s Appearance Will Be Changed Following Fan Backlash
Dead by Daylight developer Behaviour Interactive has confirmed plans to modify its controversial 2B outfit following complaints from players that the character looks noticeably different from her original appearance in NieR.
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