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Got a question, what makes a Good or Ok character design and where does one even start? (Research? Random sketches? Primary material?)
It depends on tastes. I'm a fan of simple designs, with something unique about the concept.
Got a question, what makes a Good or Ok character design and where does one even start? (Research? Random sketches? Primary material?)
In a good way. but if you call staring at it for more than a couple of minutes that then yes.
I've met a lot of people who use it as an excuse. Like semisonic said, it's like a get out of jail free card for being awkward, which, honestly makes sense and isn't too terrible of a reason.
It's a defense mechanism. It might be part of the reason he's awkward, but he's using it to excuse it entirely. That's bad form, and he won't grow as a person if he continues to use it.
As I mentioned, back in my awkward Junior High days, I used it a few times, but that was only while I was working to get better(which I did).
Although, it sounds like it might be a bit too late for him anyways...
I mean, the guy likes Gurren, Kill La Kill, and a bunch of other stuff I can respect. I figured he might just like everything a little bit though because he's adopted the ways of Aaron without remembering it's okay to dislike bad things. He even brought up the best friends by himself. I probably should of asked if he liked JoJo or Ippo since I think he listens to the podcast.
Okay. One point that you should understand, though, is that autists, especially in school, get a strange mix of preferential treatment, discrimination, and condescension that makes it easy for us to develop complexes, persecution and otherwise. That really means that you should hopefully be understanding and a bit forgiving, but still, it's not good to allow him to use it as a social panacea of sorts. But that's more for his own growth. And it may not be your place to inform him of such.
He might not like it for the same reasons you think he likes it, but that's a totally different argument.
I barely know the guy, so I don't really feel like it's my place to stop him. I didn't really tiptoe at all though with my dialogue and how I spoke about things. He was a very functioning person, so I talked with him like how I'd talk with anyone else in the same situation.
Got a question, what makes a Good or Ok character design and where does one even start? (Research? Random sketches? Primary material?)
One that is in tune with the personality of the person and that makes sense in the context of the world they inhabit. Female knights for example wouldn't have cleavage or plates molded in the shape of their boobs because that's really dumb.
Look at these nerds
Especially Liam
Nah, this is the official version, the canon video for the channel.
If he linked the magfest channel video then he'd be late.
Sure, I just wish he explained it rather than giving me an "eh." He brought up people having different opinions and people liking different things because reasons. He's not wrong obviously, but I just find that kind of stuff lazy when you hand wave it away.
I think it's okay to be a little stylized, just not to the extent most people take it.
Well I just mean that for example you can justify a slightly feminized suit of armor without hindering how well it would logically protect the body from physical damage, not too much of course, but enough.Oh yeah that's fine. More fantastical settings can sort of get away with it because Magical Protection Enchantments or whatever but don't take it too far.
Why niggas gotta be licking each other?
Because it's a bizarre adventure.
Well I just mean that for example you can justify a slightly feminized suit of armor without hindering how well it would logically protect the body from physical damage, not too much of course, but enough.
But that's one thing I love in the Souls series, I think female characters look awesome in armor that doesn't try to accentuate anything about their gender, even though it also has armor that does.
GeoGeo's Bizzare Adventure
Mang, sometimes ya got the munchies and sum of dat salt is good enuffWhy niggas gotta be licking each other?
True that.Let's not kid ourselves. Bruno is the real Part 5 protagonist.
Maybe he's had that argument or doesn't want to have that discussion, who knows... Either way, no harm done.
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Got a question, what makes a Good or Ok character design and where does one even start? (Research? Random sketches? Primary material?)
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Let's not kid ourselves. Bruno is the real Part 5 protagonist.
He mentioned he understood why people didn't like it earlier, but didn't really care. I think the only thing I really got out of it was that Gurren=Unreal=Ridiculous=Good, so obviously SAO=Unreal=Ridiculous=Good. Also it's fine because they're not blood related and they're only cousins. Also because it's anime.
I don't know why, but the idea of meeting someone who hates SAO as much as me seems great. Maybe I just want someone to jerk hate boners with.
His best moment though was theGiorno seemed like a persona MC with how observant and mostly silent he was.
His best moment though was theMUDAMUDAMUDA beat down he gives to Cioccolatta that goes on for several pages. Glorious.
Life is Strange.The main character sends a text saying "kek" as a response to something. Does she play as Alliance on World of Warcraft. I like this girl.
Such good characters/ Designs, I wish they were used for a Regular RPG rather than a Murder Mystery game.
Well I think it's pretty subjective but there are still basic things that I think a lot of people can agree on. I think the character should at least make sense in the context of which he/she exists.
Personally I find less is more with characters I really enjoy, a generic looking character in a really awesome story or with an incredible personality can be infinitely better than an extravagant looking character with an okay story/personality.
If there's something going on, it should be for a reason and fit in with the character
It depends on tastes. I'm a fan of simple designs, with something unique about the concept.
One that is in tune with the personality of the person and that makes sense in the context of the world they inhabit. Female knights for example wouldn't have cleavage or plates molded in the shape of their boobs because that's really dumb.
Alisha (your avatar) is a good character design (appropriately armoured with an overshirt to allow for a bit of personality) except she's wearing bloomers and her thigh-area is uncovered which is dumb as shit.
Think about what a character would wear that would help their job/work.
Life is Strange.The main character sends a text saying "kek" as a response to something. Does she play as Alliance on World of Warcraft. I like this girl.
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Nah, they regular 4chan.
maybe female characters wear that stuff to challenge themselves to not get hit
Oh neat. Lizard Squad took down PSN again, I think.
They're taking credit for it at least.You sure? Maybe someone spilled coke on the servers.
Oh neat. Lizard Squad took down PSN again, I think.
Does sony even care anymore? They will just give you another 10% off your cart or something.
I wanted Bayonetta in smash but Wonder Red seems more fitting. I am really really hoping that we might get him as dlc.
I want it too, but it won't happen.
Or it'll just be olimar again.
Fuck olimar.
Thanks for the responses, got a clearer idea of what I need to do now. Seems a lot simpler than I thought it would be
Olimar is already in it though
I'm late on this, but try looking to Persona and the SMT games for tips.
Persona has very simple, effective designs that reflect a lot about the character with little details.
there is something about Hathor that really speaks to me.
Woolie with that giant Gurren spoiler.
Im still connected.Oh neat. Lizard Squad took down PSN again, I think.
In the panel.When where