Kept you waiting, huh? That's right, Snake is back and looking better than ever. Of course, if you're in the mood to be a bit more antagonistic – particularly in PVP – you can always use "Taunt" to give folks a hard time. Some very helpful emotes to keep on your wheel include "Help", "Yes", "Thanks", and "Wave", as these are easy ways to show a general sense of friendliness to your fellow demon slayers. If you'd like to change the emotes on your wheel, though, you can select Customize, then choose one from the currently unapplied emotes and place it wherever you'd like for future use. You can bring up the emote wheel by pressing E on your keyboard or Up on the D-pad of a controller, at which point you can select which emote you'd like to perform from a pre-selected group. We'll tell you how it all works below and give you some tips for how to make the most of this mechanic. When you're ready to share how you're feeling or want to convey a need to a fellow player, you'll want to use the game's emote system.
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