This Death Stranding PC build houses a toy baby, and it's both cute and nightmarish
BB-eautiful.
Death Stranding is brilliant for a lot of reasons, but chief among these reasons (at least in my opinion) is that the game's protagonist roams a post-disaster America with a cute little baby strapped to his chest. The fact that these babies are basically just tools can be, uh, put aside for a moment: it's a nice aesthetic touch.
Others seem to agree. Case in point is the above PC build belonging to Twitter use Cami Roebuck. The most striking part is that it houses a BB (not a real baby, FYI), but there are smaller adornments: the Bridges logo, the fact that the PC itself kinda looks like a piece of mail Sam 'Porter' Bridges would carry through snowstorms.
Here are some more photos:
Built my first PC...made it a BB!🧡 @Kojima_Hideo @HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN @KojiPro2015_EN @KojiPro2015 @wwwbigbaldhead @teejaye84 @darrenjcbs @theofficialmads @TroyBakerVA #CamiRoebuck #PC #CustomPCBuild #PCBuild #DeathStranding #BB #HideoKojima #Bridges #BrigeBaby #KojimaProductions pic.twitter.com/87RfEHH1l3July 27, 2020
Also: in case you were wondering, the baby won't melt.
Death Stranding fashion is increasingly a thing, but it manifests in some pretty weird ways. Earlier this year a user of Chinese social media platform Douyin recorded himself in full Bridges garb, protecting an actual baby in an actual canister.
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