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I doubt it tbh. It's possible but 3 minutes really isn't enough time for 2 reveals back to back + the message Sakurai has(assuming that counts for the 3 minutes anyway)
that's what I'm thinking too. Nintendo isn't the kind of company that would hint at who the fighter is through some form of subtle puzzle, especially when they'll just reveal it in the morning anyway. It's like opening christmas presents at 11pm the day before Christmas: just not worth the effort.
Network Transmission is pretty underrated, yeah.
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I like that one special weapon that's basically extra jumps with limited ammo. Cool idea for any platformer.
新ファイターの発表、今夜に迫る！
— 大乱闘スマッシュブラザーズ【スマブラ公式】 (@SmashBrosJP) October 1, 2020
本日23時より放送する参戦ムービーで、#スマブラSP 追加コンテンツ第7弾のファイターを大公開！
未知なる挑戦者、参戦の瞬間をお楽しみに。https://t.co/0iiOoiJs5N pic.twitter.com/5Y0SAEBkxb
— 桜井 政博 / Masahiro Sakurai (@Sora_Sakurai) October 1, 2020
That honestly my biggest gripe with the game.
Crap, we're getting an Isabelle clone, aren't we?!
True. But I think the idea of extra mobility tied to something like that is neat. Or anything meter based that's not just flying.
Yeah another EXE timeline platformer would be pretty cool. I think the developers did a good with the concept.
Honest opinion: There is a certain stiffness. A lot more of the body moves besides just the arms and legs.
Thanks for the input. I'll be sure to keep it in mind for the future.Honest opinion: There is a certain stiffness. A lot more of the body moves besides just the arms and legs.
Found this image on google after like a 30 second search:
Notice that as she steps down her torso and leg seem to shift under her weight as she goes to lift her other leg. Her hips will tilt as her leg bears the her body weight, this is easier to see in the frontview but you can notice it in the side view as well. You can also see that her hips slightly push forward as she steps forward while her upper body somewhat seems to sway slightly backwards, this is because the her spine is a flexible structure and even with a good posture will bend and twist as she moves. Additional her entire body isn't at a constant height due to the angles of her legs as she walks. She is at her tallest when her leg is straight under her but she drops by a bit due to the angle of her legs extended in front and behind her as she walks.
Subtle elements like this add dynamism to an animation if you're able to capture it. I would suggest practicing gestures to be able to capture the feeling of a pose quickly and effectively which can help with animation as in some cases your subject may be moving too fast to be able to capture the body's anatomy and proportions properly. In some cases you'll even have to exaggerate the body's proportions, even on more realistic subjects.
Don't be afraid to use some reference when drawing, As it can help you make your character look more believable, even if it's cartoony.
...I'll do that in the morning tho, it's getting late rn.
You telling me you don’t like “boys quirky girls boring” memes where the joke is the exact same each time?
