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Toodles, y'all o/ Being a game designer/developer, I'm pretty good at getting the feel of a game, and knowing if it's too difficult/easy for the players. However, I'm also a massive Bonkle nut (if the name didn't give it away []), so with Bionicle games I find it very hard to subjectively evaluate them. So basically what I'd like to know is: What style of gameplay is your favourite out of MNOG II's realtime Kolhii matches, or VNOG's turn-based CRPG battles? I know that both games had really poor "grinding" mechanics for quests (I lost count of the times I ran across Voya Nui), but I'm talking specifically about the Kolhii matches from MNOG II, and the battles from VNOG. So which one is your favorite, and why?
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I was messing around outside on a road today, playing with a Matatu and listening to the MNOG soundtrack, when I randomly decided to take a pic of a field next to me, and draw it MNOG-style. So, yeah, here it is: And here's the original: Hoping the images aren't too big, it's hard to tell on this messed-up computer screen...
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Recently, while moving from one computer to another, I came across something I forgot I had on the deep recesses of my hard-drive; a copy of the LEGO Fusion Style Guide. I don't entirely recall where I got this originally, as it was intended for internal usage within TLG, but considering that the Fusion line has now seemingly ended, I assume it's okay to release this to the public. It's a short 16-page visually rich document, but it is still quite interesting, providing a neat look into the inner workings of LEGO's box art, graphics, and communication departments, and their policies when communicating products. As I cannot seem to find an easy way to add the .PDF document directly into this post, I have uploaded a preview below, which links to the .PDF. Enjoy!
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While I'm not necessarily a huge fan of the style that's gonna be used for the animated BIONICLE show/shorts next year, but I figured I'd try it out on my self-MOC. For all its simplicity, it actually turned out pretty well, considering that it was done in MS Paint. EDIT: If anyone actually wants, I can do others. If interested, send me a pic of your self-MOC or just send a detailed description. If I get enough of these, I'll either have this topic renamed or make a separate one. I drew this based off of the CC image of all six Masters from the cartoon. Shading's not quite the same, but I did this fairly quickly. Here's a comparison picture. You can also see some other views in my comics over here. (P.S. Feel free to stop by and leave a comment ) *ahem* EDIT: I bring Lord Ghutan, another character from my comics. Comments? Criticism? Crackers?
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Time to post something less controversial. lol Isn't that right Takua? lol Yep... Takua agrees. This is a quick concept art I made in 20-ish minutes, for a possible comic series. It was a project I wanted to do for a long time, and I even had older artwork made from Paint and similar concept that were made in 3d. Don't worry, I can take any criticism, complaints, or concerns, so be as honest as you want to be. lol
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Ok, so I wanted to draw two female characters... What? I so happen to like the female form. Just in case you were wondering, yes Gali is blocking... and yes her expression just means she doesn't like insects. I mean, who does right? So creepy... spider-ly hands.... Hahaha... *Oh and do look up Gorast's mask power, it might add some better context to what's going on in this picture. (Note... I totally did go back and changed a few things... Hahaha... I realized that the original version of this picture was a bit too detail for the younger views of this site, so I toned it down a bit.)
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Second Try... only with Matoro's Inika form. Again I was lazy when it comes to shading it.... but I did use poses from a pictures of Kirito GGO, so this one is much more dynamic looking than my first try. Criticism or compliments, feel free to be as brutally honest as you wish, because a shadow of truth never killed anyone...
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Behold! Matoro Mahri I wanted to try out my wacom pad, and I think I got the hang of using the drawing pad. It's not bad for a first try at it. However, I don't know why he ended up looking similar to kirito in sword art online season 2, you know kind of feminine... but heck, it's not my fault his set design has feminine features. Anyway, I got lazy by not adding shading like I normally would, but I might do that later. This took about 1 hour and a half to complete. I'm still new at using my wacom pad and the Manga Studio Debut 4.0 program it came with. So practice makes perfect... I guess? Criticism or compliments, feel free to be as brutally honest as you wish, because a shadow of truth never killed anyone... (Oh and here's a link to a voice audition for Matoro, which inspired me to draw him in the first place.)
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Hey BZPower! As a writer, style is very dear to my heart. Another thing dear to my heart is having fun. While I was working on some basic sentence manipulation exercises this evening I had a thought: wouldn't it be cool to see how different people treat the same sentence? Yes, yes it would! Take the following sentence and modify it stylistically. Yes, feel free to add a bit more detail, but the main focus of this little game is how you manipulate what's already here. "The shore was quiet and the water was still and a soft light glittered across the black surface." GO! What will you do?
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Many of you may have seen my old topic, and some grreat comments have inspired me to improve my designs. Here are the changes that I made:All: Color fixes, head realignment and scaling, removing parts of legs and torso for a less cluttered look.Tahu: Changed mask to better fit his personality.Lewa: A dramatically improved Mask, my best piece of work to date, IMOAnd here they are!TahuLewaKopakaOnuaPohatuGaliGalleryWhen the gallery is public, you may want to open up the old ones for a side-by-side comparisonI hope you like these!
