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IF you made a community RPG? - SKELTON S. SKELETON - 09-27-2009
What kind of sprite style would you use? Something easy so everyone could potentially work on it.
RE: IF you made a community RPG? - Gors - 09-27-2009
you just answered your own question
RE: IF you made a community RPG? - Shawn - 09-27-2009
(09-27-2009, 09:06 PM)*Gorsal* Wrote: you just answered your own question
thats his opinion
he wants to know everyone elses
RE: IF you made a community RPG? - Gwen - 09-27-2009
the style used in Knights in the nightmare, it would take awhile to get used to but its a nice style.
RE: IF you made a community RPG? - SKELTON S. SKELETON - 09-27-2009
^^^^^ above posts are what I'm looking for. I want a style everyone can agree on, dicebags.
RE: IF you made a community RPG? - GrooveMan.exe - 09-28-2009
I'm still a pretty big fan of the sprite style used in Draglade.
http://sdb.drshnaps.com/objects/2/1/Sprite/Gangster.gif
It's large enough to give room for expression, but no so large that it's daunting to work with.
RE: IF you made a community RPG? - Star56 - 09-28-2009
I actually had the idea to do one...
but It would probably really simple graphics.
like...gba-ish
RE: IF you made a community RPG? - Gors - 09-28-2009
oh, okay
I don't know, but as you've said, a simpler style would be the best bet. Another possibility is using a more complex style that all the spriters involved like.