Byson

Way to go Zesh. I will most certainly give it a try. Will make a change to Procrastinating in Grand Fantasia 

I was just about to say - "Can Wikipedia not explain things in Layman's terms?" - But, luckily, there was a breakdown of the general structure of a GDD. The only problem is, it makes it seem like a WIP up to an extent, and, by posting a GDD with the games summarised basis, I wouldn't want to give the wrong impression. You have obviously had experience in this context, however, so I will be sure to create one and update this post as and when it is more coherent.

Hello, This post is a bit of a thin line between recruitment or the offering of assistance on one of my own ideas. I would like to create a game based on the collection of books by the novelist, Terry Brooks, widely known as The Shannara Series. The Shannara Series has combined many a direction, using the modern times of The Knight and The Word series, the post apocalyptic times of the Genesis of Shannara Series, The more recent direction of the new worlds creation in The Legends of Shannara series and the most popular Fanatasy basis including the Sword of Shannara, Scions of Shannara, Voyage of Shannara and High Druid of Shannara Trilogies. I would like to base mine on the more famous Fantasy Direction as a from of Sequel to the ending High Druid of Shannara. I would like my plot, of which is still in the process of being written, to involve the destruction of the new Druid Council with the resurfacing of the Warlock Lord. With the Druids, and Paranors Destruction, The Magic scatters across the lands bringing forth the dreaded Shadowen. Shadowen are creatures formed of excess Magic that feed on any magical potential held within individuals. Essences of each story will/may return in this adventure. Including journeys to the ruins of the Old World and times of The Word, The potential survival of the Maw Grint and the book of promised power, The Ildatch. The books unveil many races and many class potentials. Unfortunately, I am very new at anything to do with Eclipse or CS:DE and would like to recruit a team, regardless of how new they are to their preferred side of gaming developement, to work around and with my developing sprite work. My time, as with a lot of people past the age of 16, is primarily taken with work, but I will be applying my time to developing my own skills and researching other MMO's as to obtain potential material when during my own time. If interested, please feel free to either answer here or over PM.

I dont even know what a sandbox mmo is O.O Your general outline for this game appear to be good…I believe it just needs more personal input rather than hiring a team to do everything but change your under pants. Bad metaphor, I know, but I hope it got the point across. Learn a part of gaming creation yourself and cut down on the quantity of people you need for a team....Also, again, WTH is a Sandbox except for the obvious.

Just a quick "throw my two pence in"…. Along with Kreators offering of un-transitioned tiles, the game Dragon Warrior Monsters also did not have transitional tiles.

 More of a Porridge man myself.

I like the adaptions you've made. I can't believe this is the first time I've seen proper eyebrows on a chibi base. I also like the color palette you've used for the differences in skin tones. From the lesser experience encompassing my own skills, I can't really give you any advice in regards to improvement. If you use them for a project, I wish all the luck. It certainly seems like a good starting point, graphically.

@Crest: > "this battled really happened. I can promise you this picture isn't photoshopped" Something that;s a combination of Lassie, Nacho Libre and War of the Worlds would make a great Movie :D

That was actually rather funny. I do also like the appearance of the game. Although, yeah, the tilesets don't match whatsoever, first thing I thought when I saw it was…."This is what things were always leading up to: Long, Pink Haired Guy vs Pink Blob....Kick Him! Kiiiiiccccckkkkk Hiiiimmmmm!!!!" That's pretty much the simplicity of my mind

Don't worry, I knew what was meant by "Stand to Attention". I couldn't really comment on him looking like a fat, Military man. So I commented on the fat instead. I took mister "Heart Shape's" (I don't know how to make a heart on my keyboard) advice and, in all likelihood, copied it. But my base does look a lot better now, now I just gotta start on the template. EDIT: Oh, I will leave the final pose on here though. Further advice regarding positioning etc would still be grateful. Adaption to the template as a whole could then be made.

Wow…Why didn't I think of that? *beats own head against the wall* Looking at it, I'm assuming you made the divide and just knocked the other pixels over one. Still, thank you, that's just what I'm looking for. I bet that came so easy to you as well.... :sad:

I'm only basing it off of my own body proportions…. :) It would just be useful if I knew how to divide the legs without making everything too small for rest of the base. Being able to divide the legs would allow for better customization and detail regarding lower body clothing without them seeming to meld together where the legs join. It's infuriating.

Aww….Cute, they got bug eyes....I used to love the big, bug-eyed character styles. I'm assuming the tiny legs and arms were meant to be a design aspect. A little Shading never hurts of course and if you do decide to shade, you may find it better to make the characters outline a little prominent by making it darker. Otherwise....its pretty cute.

You seem to have as many problems with body proportion as I have. Your Sprite uses a lot of striaght lines to portray areas of the body that should be slightly curvier/shapely. I know you are going for a cartoony style, but do remember, even cartoons have a fairly accurate shape to their real-life counterparts. Unfortunately, because of my own inadequacies, I would find it hard where to begin with yours. Maybe you could use the waist as the slimmest point, allowing the torso to curve in toward the waist and the thigh to curve back out allowing the legs to take a shape of their own.

@Composer: > … did you checked my channel? I uploaded lost wood video too. Even before you requested > > Link if u cant find it: > > http://www.youtube.com/user/ComposerCookie?feature=mhee#p/u/5/qrpTDaQ8-ak Yeah, I saw it after I posted :) As usual, sounds good. As I said on one of your videos as a comment; I've never really been in to Piano's, never really liked the sound they made. But, it brings back memories of so many melodies that entrapped me when I was but a secondary school boy that I just cant help but thoroughly enjoy it.