>>985008 >>985010

>>984848 Thank yee

>>984780 I have been both too busy and depressed.

>>985118 I feel this way about almost everyone I watched when I was younger. Even the older Oneyplays videos are a little tough to sit through.

>>984984 >the painfully unfunny fags who leech on current trends are the bigger narcissistics and potential sex traffickers. Not potential. Confirmed. If someone is narcissistic, that someone is guaranteed to be a child rapist.

>>985118 You were young, and thus, dumb The smarter you get (especially with age) the more you realize how retarded and tedious those liberal subhumans are, with their Monty Python-esque unfunny stupidity.

>>985153 >How does her digestive system work?

>>968287 >Transformers: Kiss Players.jpg

>>985151 Strangely endearing, isn't it?

>>984944 >>The accuracy of Flame Revolver weapons went from B to B+

>>985041 What my Japanese source didn't mention, unlike on the wiki, is that the Flame Revolvers were granted a buff in minimum damage. Also the new rule for gatling guns (immediately fire but takes time to reach full ROF) applies to the Fencer's flamethrowers too.

>>984943 >All those energy use nerfs to WD Seriously what the fuck. I hope at least all WD weapons start out fully stocked rather than needing to be charged everytime you want to fire cause my fingers hurt playing her

Kamen Rider Memory of Heroes has this as its whole gymmick

>>984551 In SF1 you can get only a single form depending on which version of the game you're playing. My favorite is Pegasus. The card will appear during combat... But you probably figured that out on your own by now. In SF2 and SF3 you can have more at the same time.

It's surreal seeing a game like this becoming so well known.

>>985121 Its literally the same experience as reading a manga while listening to music.

>>985124 I like the ones with branching paths, like a CYOA. Especially if they include that little branching diagram at the end so you can see all the paths and which endings you haven't unlocked yet.

>>984395 Roll is fine, but David needs to fuck off with his "robots are the new niggers" shit.

>>985077 Wouldn't anyone who believed that tripe change their tune to robots bad due to "AI stealing work from artists"?

Reminds men that the newest not-Souls game has a robot loli enemy that doesn't appear near enough.

>>984331 Testicles

>>985096 Testicular Torsion

>>974284 >StellaGlow

Recently finished the game, here's my thoughts on it: Its a great game, as expected of Vanillaware. There are some flaws and things that could have been better of course, largely to do with the writing more than anything else, but I highly recommend it to anyone who even slightly enjoys this kind of game. >Gameplay Outstandingly fun, though I can't help but wonder if part of it ended up sacrificing story aspects for its incredible freedom to approach the game. Somehow, exploring the overworld and doing shit like mining and treasure-hunting was actually fun and enjoyable, which I did not expect at all. The level of customization for combat is shocking for a game like this, though I wish there was a tactics option for Rosalinde and Eltolinde with the number of fairies, because its not like you can predict the exact number of actions they will take if they perform actions such as healings. The game starts out pretty difficult in the early stages (and at the beginning of each arc with a difficulty spike), but you eventually get so many tools, resources, abilities, and customization/freedom to do things the way you want that it eventually starts getting pretty "easy". Though that's a weird way to put it. I played it on Expert, and I pretty much never lost except once or maybe twice by accident when I wasn't paying attention. Doesn't mean it wasn't difficult mind you, but the game gives you a lot to handle everything. I didn't use 90% of my consumable resources and I cleared the game without issue, though I do have a decent amount of experience with tactical/strategy games at this point. So many fun mechanics and stuff. The colliseum was a good time. I beat Amalia pretty early on, and I beat Gerard at low-level 30s which was nice. There was so much to find and/or unlock in this game, figuring out and fine-tuning combat was generally a blast, especially with all the items and abilities and whatnot. It is interesting to see how much my squads changed over the course of the game (and how much they didn't too) >Aesthetics and Presentation Vanillaware is above reproach. Most of the characters in this game are at least A-tier designs by Vanillaware standards. However, I do wish they had more S-tier character designs in this game, like what you'd see in Dragon's Crown or Muramasa. You could tell they were constrained by the nature of the game (having to make "standard" characters since you had to control and fight whole damn armies), and maybe the fact that Kamitani wasn't at the head of this game also influenced that. Still, Vanillaware made some incredible stuff as they usually do. The artwork was beautiful as a whole. Animations were good, though a lot of attack styles were pretty standard. I wish there was more flash to them, akin to GBA Fire Emblem animations if possible. >Music Was good. Could have been better but it was fine. I can't complain from what I remember. >Plot/Story writing

>>958153 this. you have A waifu. Not waifus. Polygamy is degeneracy

>>984872 >Christ I'm old. Same, but all the more reason to focus on things that make the happy hormone flow. Beyblade's been going on for just over twenty-five years now. The new marketing, along with remakes of the first gen beyblades, really hammers home that they're aiming for that nostalgia on purpose, too. The "beyblade day" this year had a trailer showing everyone from kids to an old chef playing beyblade.

>>984840 I've seen almost everything except Akito, and will see everything soon, that even remotely has Code Geass jammed in it like Super Robot Wars. I actually like the look of the spinoff so far. People are bitching and moaning about it not being Code Geass but that's what this new canon is for. The writers took the best possible approach to keep the integrity of the original show and it's proper decisive ending while still managing to make CG relevant with new shit coming out again. Lelouch my nigga but his story is over and I can deal with that, just interest is peaked on what this spinoff on Fagney is all about. And how exactly Lelouch doesn't just end whatever shit is happening there as well.

>>984585 Unfortunately, times change, standards change, and the rules are written by a combination of those in power and the perceived majority. People will just use autistic as a generic insult to point out how different you are, medical accuracy be damned. I'm not smart enough, qualified, or have done any research to want to go any further into detail, I just know this is an important observation that I never really thought about before. It is kinda funny, in a morbid "haha we're in danger" kinda way, that their attempt to create a society of unthinking cattle has caused ALL kinds of uniquely broken unironic autists, some good and some bad, to form and congregate. >>984622 >It's literally just people repeating shit they heard other people say The internet's destruction of the English language should never be forgiven. >>984682 >I believe my mind is bright but that doesn't matter if your work ethic is shit and mine is Are you me? >>984921 >twenty-five years I keep forgetting my first encounter with it fifteen years ago was not when the series actually started.

>>984603 Just you

>>984242 BONUS STREAM Since this is more spur of the moment (and im already waist deep in a run), I'm gonna stream a solo run of the random dungeon. Might do some other games later tonight but nothing from the actual kingmaker campaign or kenshi- going to save those for Monday Night Nicker and more planned streams. Starting right the fugg now. http://8chan.tv/view/25c2fcb5-1fa2-4bb6-a15f-20c21e57b3c0/

https://8chan.tv/view/20e4fe2c-b547-4db3-9cda-9ab1b848722f/ Bully With drinky

>>961544 >She will say this no... >She I get that Skyrim is a game, but how realistic is a female legate? The sword she is wielding would weigh like 10 pounds at least (look how wide & thick they are) Her boob armor restricts her movement. She would have her period in camp! Imagine how unsanitary that is. Where does she piss? She is a fucking woman! Women don't go to battle or participate in war except on the sidelines for a million reasons. What I'm getting at is that ALL videogames are cucking your mind so badly that you're taking the presence of a female warrior for granted.

>>962159 Somebody had to bump this shit thread, of course. Trying to fulfill this prediction. Great fleshlight by the way

>>985107 >Slowly loads >Saw the shoulders <Immediately recognize the the artist <Knew this image was going to have a dick >Sure enough, there's a dick How fucked up do I have to be to almost instinctually notice this?

>>984998 Are you underage or something?

>>985093 My guess is he's either underage or severely autistic.

>>984998 You should steal one of her panties and jerk off with them

>>980733 Chibi/SD has a really simple formula. >Start off with a generic chibi base All chibi characters in a style have some unifying features. If you look at two or three different characters by the same artist/studio you will see a lot of similarities, from limbs to proportions to head shapes. Put these similarities together and you get a generic template you can make all your chibi characters with. If one character has some special proportions or unusual limbs you might have to vary the template a bit, but for the most part the template should be set in stone. >Add just enough features to make a character recognizable If you have some characters you want to make an SD version of, you need to look at the design, figure out which features make the design unique, and translate them over to your template. Don't go overboard trying to copy features exactly, you just need to add enough so people can recognize it. Overly detailed figures are less readable and less recognizable, so you need to know when to stop. And that's all there is to it. As usual with character design, start with a 2d drawing and turn that drawing into 3D. Much like you would write a script before shooting scenes of a movie, a simpler medium allows for quicker drafts and easier revisions. >>983268 >I don't have any experience with Gimp and Krita at all, so I don't even know how to make better looking textures. Part of texturing is understanding what makes a texture work. For example almost all low-poly models put most of the lighting into the textures instead of woing complicated in-engine lighting. To do texturing, you need to have a general idea of how a surface looks in detail. This part is independent of what tools you use, and just making normal, 2D drawings where you try to replicate the texture of an object will help you get a sense of what's important. This video ( https://invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=HPwVdOJo-28 ) at 5:50 shows you a few tricks for texture work in Krita. >where I can get some free courses and tutorials which explains me the basic of making good looking animations and textures Take a stab at The Animator's Survival Kit, it's a great resource for getting into animation.

>>985033 It's a disease, and it's very much contagious.

>>985019 A friend of mine worked on a Metroidvania that was originally a floor-based dungeon crawler in the prototyping phase, had the team not gone through all that experimentation and testing they would have kept trekking on a concept that they couldn't make work and that wouldn't have known that until years into development. A very famous example of this is The Elder Scrolls, the first game was going to be a first-person arena combat game simply titled "Arena", but their prototypes were tedious and repetitive. They added side missions between sets of fights to break things up and found these were much more fun than the core game, development pivoted from there and I don't think the finished game even featured the original concept. Figuring out this stuff early is vital. >>985033 It does look kinda like a scalie OC. The tongue hanging out doesn't help.

>>984963 I only played Wingman so far, but 3 definitely holds up. Branching storyline, unusual locations and a shitload of unique gimmick missions make it worthwhile.

I've only played the first two AC games, though the series is on my to do list >>984982 Any idea when the Wingman devs are going to return to life? I was looking forward to the update/overhauls they had planned, but then they went radio silent.

>>985076 They made deals with Sony to make the DLC PS5VR elusives