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William Afton. This story is not canon, but Scott did write this book, so maybe his personality here is canon? It’s hard to say. The only real canon William personality we have is his dialouge in Sister Location, and Scraptrap/Springtrap’s lines.
Guh-Huzzah!
@Taylor F have you tried out Bendy And The Ink Machine?
Yup. I've played it. The visual style is great, but I think the gameplay felt lacking in several aspects. Overall a fun experience, but it's not a title that I'll be replaying anytime soon.
It is honestly another popular indie title that I dig a lot, as someone who used to watch a lot of old cartoon shorts as a chld.
I have!
It is honestly another popular indie title that I dig a lot, as someone who used to watch a lot of old cartoon shorts as a chld.
xD I tried it once after a friend forced me too...and I hate it. I mean, just like the Bowsette trend, seeing Bendy everywhere got on my nerves way before trying it out.
It is honestly another popular indie title that I dig a lot, as someone who used to watch a lot of old cartoon shorts as a chld.
I mean, to be honest, I don’t hate the concept. I just think it needed some better execution, and certain parts needed refinement.
xD Maybe, I dunno, I am not fan of jumpscare games to begin with, so, despite they style looking kind of cool, especially the surroundings, I think I won't ever play it again.
Yeah, I understand that! Style does look neat, but I do agree it could be improved. They were going for that, “Hand-drawn style turned 3D,” look, but I don’t think they fully understood how to execute it.
Thanos isn’t an Avenger.
What I was glad is that, after Cuphead appeared with its accurate 1930's drawing/animation style without the 3D and how popular it became, most people just shoved Bendy to the side. And some people that also could not stand it, did a hilarious artwork where that demon Is puking ink instead of dancing.
Lol that’s amazing
xD I mean, they fact that they did the animations in the traditional method is just more than amazing, and personally, I feel they did nailed it, in their own way. Honestly there's a lot of really good designs and the music was so catchy. I used to listen to all the soundtrack because the jazz was just great, and hilariously, one little relative would even dance like crazy to it while I had it playing on my computer.
Oh yeah, for sure. The amount of passion and work put into it is great. We need more games like Cuphead.
xD And then we get "Enchanted Portals"...more like, we need more from the MDHR Studio. I still wonder how the people making Enchanted Portals are going to get the game even out. But oh well.
Yeah. I think the worst part of Enchanted Portals is that it could have been original, and maybe, if it was original, it’d actually be pretty good!
It just looks like diet Cuphead.
Exactly, the style being also based from the 30's is not the problem, the animations definitely are the thing that cause the backlash, since they are way too obvious to have been taken from Cuphead, so, basically people see the game as a sort of bootleg of it.
I mean, it’s legit just a semi-high budget bootlegs.
Who need speaking when you can just YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAAYHOOOOOOOOOOOO your way to victory?
I appreciate that, though I still think there’s a lot of ways to give a character personality even with little to no dialogue, if you’re creative enough you can express personality through a character’s expressions, actions, reactions, body language, interactions with others, etc. That’s something I hope I’d be able to do with Paper Mario in my game.
I actually wanna see if I can pitch it to Nintendo/Intelligent Systems and try to make it an official game. If not, then I’ll at least have all this in my portfolio as an example of how I’d handle someone else’s IP.
I'll join once I finish this art.
