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What are you thinking about right now?
author=Liberty
...still want that booty-slapping Rosa. That shit would be funny. HEY GOLBEZ! THIS BOOTY WALKIN ON OUTTA HERE, AND YOU CAN'T STOP IT~ :slappin da booty:
Golbez strikes me as a curmudgeon though. I imagine that as she did so he would just be sitting at a table with coffee and a newspaper doing crossword puzzles. Glasses perched clumsily on his helm.
"She'll be back." he reassures himself.
What are you thinking about right now?
I'm never making a cart puzzle with 13 possible starting locations and 5 different junctions ever again... (ᴗ˳ᴗ)"
ITT we post random pictures from our image folders
How much dialogue should there be in a dungeon crawler?
As much as is entertaining.
I'm not even being snarky. Dungeon crawlers are all about the crawl, and if dialogue can alleviate the hacky-slashy-treasure-stabby-badabum-badabum-badabum, then great. If its funny dialog, even better. If its to move story or plot, you could probably find some other way to do that.
I would probably just avoid 'cutscenes' and have dialog trees with lots of questions or back-out options. Put a lot of player influence on talking so that they can undergo some detective work to find out more about the game world if they so choose, or to opt out if the conversation gets boring. (theoretically if a conversation is proven to be boring it shouldn't be in the game, though you can't account for all players and all tastes)
I'm not even being snarky. Dungeon crawlers are all about the crawl, and if dialogue can alleviate the hacky-slashy-treasure-stabby-badabum-badabum-badabum, then great. If its funny dialog, even better. If its to move story or plot, you could probably find some other way to do that.
I would probably just avoid 'cutscenes' and have dialog trees with lots of questions or back-out options. Put a lot of player influence on talking so that they can undergo some detective work to find out more about the game world if they so choose, or to opt out if the conversation gets boring. (theoretically if a conversation is proven to be boring it shouldn't be in the game, though you can't account for all players and all tastes)
Looking for advice on how draw things that are worth a damn.
author=Ratty524
Keep in mind, this is a skill that develops over time through some serious dedication and practice. If you expect to be able to draw at a level other people are going to expect within the span of a single year, I hate to break it to you, but it really doesn't work that way.
Heck no. I have no delusions of even getting to 'decent' that's the end-goal! I just want to be able to draw at all. I've been practicing a little bit these last few weeks and it feels like I haven't gotten anywhere (I guess my hands are getting less jittery though, so that's a plus). I'm keeping at it because, in addition to the promise of getting better, practicing makes me more diligent in other aspects of life. If I can create good habits and stick to a schedule I may even finish a game one of these days.
Also THANK YOU EVERYONE I LOVE YOU ALL YOU ARE GREAT SPORTS. Such wonderful advice!
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