Schpida! He is our hero!
Schpida! He is our hero!
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Down Rodeo
Cap'n Moth of the Firehouse


2007 Oct 19 • 5404
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2011 Nov 16
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Rockbomb
Dog fucker (but in a good way now)

2009 Nov 13 • 2026
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Down Rodeo said: That's odd. Will she ever be less useless if you don't, y'know, rape?
What a useless question DR. Who in their right mind would NOT choose to rape?
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2011 Nov 16
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Down Rodeo
Cap'n Moth of the Firehouse


2007 Oct 19 • 5404
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2011 Nov 16
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NatureJay
SJA: Commander of Ruthless Abuse


2005 Mar 22 • 1532
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atojamz has said you can also figure out some way to get her to believe in herself and get her to be useful that way, but it takes longer. He's more interested in The Bad Choices, or ways to make the game Faster.
While I admire the lengths he's willing to go to, it does sort of seem like you have the binary options of being Goody Two Feet or The Worst Person Imaginable.
100% natural, no antibiotics, and bloodgrass-fed
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2011 Nov 16
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Rockbomb
Dog fucker (but in a good way now)

2009 Nov 13 • 2026
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Down Rodeo said: I'm not in my right mind.
Ah, so you're a lefty, eh?
Well I'm not ok with that.
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2011 Nov 16
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NatureJay
SJA: Commander of Ruthless Abuse


2005 Mar 22 • 1532
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Rockbomb said: Down Rodeo said: I'm not in my right mind.
Ah, so you're a lefty, eh?
Well I'm not ok with that.
If he's a lefty, he would be in his right mind.
God, it's like you don't know anything about brains at all!
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2011 Nov 16
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aaronjer
*****'n Admin


2005 Mar 21 • 3945
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2011 Nov 16
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aaronjer
*****'n Admin


2005 Mar 21 • 3945
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NatureJay said: While I admire the lengths he's willing to go to, it does sort of seem like you have the binary options of being Goody Two Feet or The Worst Person Imaginable. 
Nope! Gyllioc can either be an arrogant noble who likes to make people's decisions for them, or he can be a depraved psychopath. There is also a range in between. For example, upon encountering Fia you can help her, leave her to die, kill her yourself or rape her. It's not just out of nowhere, either, this all happens after you join a group of bandits. You don't just randomly go up to people's houses and rape everyone all the time. In fact, it's probably the only time rape will even come up in the whole story.
Gyllioc is rarely a through and through good person, it's not in his nature to be heroic. He'll generally only do things he believes will get him something. This includes traumatizing Fia, he already knows it will benefit him strategically. As the game progresses if you're consistently good it will actually change his character and change what options are available to you. If you're really good all game you'll start losing evil choices later on, and vice versa.
The pay off for being evil is that the game is much easier, the pay off for being good is that the story isn't horribly depressing. I'm intentionally designing it so that being good is very difficult. What I want is for people to give up being good part way through the game because it's too hard, and then hate themselves for becoming evil because it's so much worse than your standard "evil game morality." Obviously, for sick psychopathic people being evil has no real downsides, other than the game being too easy.
My intention is also to make the game more enjoyable if you're good, because there's a lot more effort put into the dialogue. For example, if you're nice to Fia and help her out, she's hilarious and adorable. If you rape her she hardly speaks or does much ever again... other than occasionally try to commit suicide.
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(Edited 2011 Nov 16)
2011 Nov 16
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NatureJay
SJA: Commander of Ruthless Abuse


2005 Mar 22 • 1532
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That's better, I guess. Good, negligent, mercy killing, and sociopathic is some kind of spectrum.
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2011 Nov 16
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cloud_the_system

2010 Sep 16 • 51
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wow thats so badass1!111
we can't stop here, this is bat country!
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2011 Nov 16
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buq25

2008 Jul 5 • 511
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Am I supposed to be horrified or amazed?
I'm a little of both, to be honest.
Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
Shouldn't violets be violet,
and roses be rose?
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2011 Nov 16
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aaronjer
*****'n Admin


2005 Mar 21 • 3945
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Here is Fyin. Fyin is short for Fyinoula. (like finn-oo-lah)
Fyin is one of four possible love/'love' interests in the game. She's generally who you're going to get romantic with if you're being as good as possible... and thereby she is completely useless. She's fun to have around, but useless. In fact, though, she is the only one of the four who will ever actually love Gyllioc.
Fyin is an orphan, a peasant, very hungry and has almost nothing in the way of useful skills. She cannot read or write, save for her own name, and on top of that she isn't especially bright. In her culture it is generally accepted that girls are supported by their families until they are married and supported by their husbands. Fyin has no family. Fyin is shit out of luck.
You encounter her travelling along a dangerous road in a desperate attempt to find work, even though she has a recently broken ankle. She was travelling with a caravan, but they were attacked by goblins. Everyone ran away and left Fyin to die. Gyllioc can show up and, as Fyin comments to herself like she doesn't really believe it, "Dashing man saved me from the monsters."
That and a few other events lead to this:
Gyllioc then points out that if anyone deserves to be married into status it’s Fyin. At which point Fyin, completely surprised, responds with, “I do?”. Gyllioc tells her he didn’t mean this instant, and she can save the “I do” for later. Obviously, Fyin hopelessly crushes on Gyllioc.
You see? Gyllioc can be charming and heroic... it just results in marriage to somebody of no value. Also her potential daughter is probably the least useful child you can get. She has magical healing abilities (like all of Gyllioc's children), but she's not the sharpest crayon in the closet. Also she can get lost in her own home (which, in her defense, is a large castle) and end up virtually anywhere.
I appear to have done an extremely good job drawing her... somewhat shaming my previous drawing. Oh well. Please point out anything you may dislike about the drawing because it is difficult to judge one's own work.
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(Edited 2011 Nov 17)
2011 Nov 17
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SRAW
Rocket Man

2007 Nov 6 • 2376
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Yay! It's a game where all the characters are girls!!!
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2011 Nov 17
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SRAW
Rocket Man

2007 Nov 6 • 2376
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and I don't get it when you say "drawing".
I mean you show a large pixalized version of it, so did you draw it on paper or did you do it in the computer or what
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2011 Nov 17
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Down Rodeo
Cap'n Moth of the Firehouse


2007 Oct 19 • 5404
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This actually sounds interesting. Well done. There have been discussions I've seen about games where the evil path is easier in a way with the good being more difficult. I think some of KotOR might be like that... also Bioshock, but that kind of fails because overall you end up with more Adam when doing the good route. Then man of the rest of them have the three way split of Irritating Paragon of Justice, Nice Hair and Being Nice to Mums; Psychopath Who Does Bad Things Because, Well, Why Not and finally the one that's basically OK but really likes money.
(This is basically how I characterised Jade Empire. Though, in fairness, mostly the bad actions available to you were those that benefited you personally. They had their split as Closed Fist/Open Palm.)
I give a little into the moment like I'm standing at the edge (I know)
That no-one's gonna turn me 'round
Just one more step, I could let go
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2011 Nov 18
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aaronjer
*****'n Admin


2005 Mar 21 • 3945
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I redid Azmagelle for realsies. First picture was getting outdated.
Bask in my majesty.
I'm really trying to avoid the "Psychopath who is bad for the evulz" idea. You won't have the option of stabbing the small starving child in the eye for no reason. Instead you'll have the option to take advantage of his desperation and send him on a dangerous recon mission that could easily get him killed.
I want all of Gyllioc's evil actions to be something someone evil would actually do, as opposed to something evil and silly a person playing a video game would want to do.
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2011 Nov 18
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Down Rodeo
Cap'n Moth of the Firehouse


2007 Oct 19 • 5404
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2011 Nov 18
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buq25

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aaronjer said: Please point out anything you may dislike about the drawing because it is difficult to judge one's own work.
The eyes. They don't seem to line up. Maybe it's deliberate to make her look dumb. In that case, it doesn't really work :(
Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
Shouldn't violets be violet,
and roses be rose?
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2011 Nov 18
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aaronjer
*****'n Admin


2005 Mar 21 • 3945
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Down Rodeo said: Pleasing! Not that I would do them, you know; I'm too much of a pansy. I tried going evil at the end of Jade Empire and actually had to give up!
It's much less of a choice and much more of an act of desperation in Dead Kings' Quest (working title, also hilarious). The game will get harder and harder as you stick to the good path. You won't so much choose the evil path just to see what it's like as you'll give up and be evil because good is frustratingly difficult.
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(Edited 2011 Nov 18)
2011 Nov 18
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Down Rodeo
Cap'n Moth of the Firehouse


2007 Oct 19 • 5404
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2011 Nov 19
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Down Rodeo
Cap'n Moth of the Firehouse


2007 Oct 19 • 5404
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2011 Nov 20
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