Oh God, Final Smashes! That would be amazing.Sgt_Frog wrote:I keep coming back to this thread, and I keep thinking "What would they be like in a Super Smash Brothers-like game?" since SSBM and SSBB are the only fighting games I've ever played for any significant length of time...
One of the main problems I have with comparing KS to a Super Smash Brothers game is that...Rin can't ledge-grab, which is a vital part of the game. Although it would be interesting to see what Final Smashes the girls would have.neumanproductions wrote:Oh God, Final Smashes! That would be amazing.Sgt_Frog wrote:I keep coming back to this thread, and I keep thinking "What would they be like in a Super Smash Brothers-like game?" since SSBM and SSBB are the only fighting games I've ever played for any significant length of time...
Would the real Zero Suit please stand up?
She got teeth, don't she?Sgt_Frog wrote: Rin can't ledge-grab,
Awwww, I wanted to say thatkosherbacon wrote:She got teeth, don't she?Sgt_Frog wrote: Rin can't ledge-grab,
Here's a shot at both of those. :dneumanproductions wrote:Awwww, I wanted to say thatkosherbacon wrote:She got teeth, don't she?Sgt_Frog wrote: Rin can't ledge-grab. Although it would be interesting to see what Final Smashes the girls would have.
Someone who can draw, get on this!
Nice sketches.Halkure wrote:Eh.. I was bored last night and decided to do some standing poses based on that other game's character sheet posted a few pages back. Just silhouettes, open to changes that would suit the characters better.
Development seemed kinda fragmented as I looked over the thread but if there aren't any of the basic standing/jumping etc sprites yet I may just continue working on them, although I'm about to be busy with finals. I'm not planning on jumping into the tedious sprite cleaning until I've roughed out the animations.
Lines on either side are their heights. Tried to be relatively accurate to their measurements.
Hanako needs work. May have to stick with Emi's leg blades after all, she can't be agile like this (at least realistically). Rin feels stiff. Probably can fix it by shifting her balance to one leg instead of being even.
No, if you do sprites, even if nothing comes from it, you still have the sprites themselves, which are roughly 50% of the work right there. Either way, focus on finishing one entire set of sprites before moving on to any other stages, that way if a coder takes interest, they won't be left holding half a sprite set.Ricardo Nation wrote: Nice sketches.
I don't think there is development yet, but I could be wrong. Don't start spriting unless you know for sure this is going ahead with Mugen, as you need whatever work you do to fit into the native res of the engine. I think you and Snicket are the only people with technical skill who have expressed interest in this project so far, though, so it's probably a choice that comes right down to you guys. I'd say rough up an engine, get one character very loosely roughed out, and see if even that can anywhere. A "proof-of-concept" showing this has enough traction to even get that far could attract more attention.
Both good points. I'd kinda like to work with something better and more current than Mugen (somebody mentioned compatibility issues a while back?), but it's the only platform I know of that has really strong potential at the moment. I haven't played on it in years, though, so I'll look into that res check. Regarding skills, I have to admit the only fighter I own is BlazBlue. My friends are mostly into FPS and RTS so my attempts to master a 2D fighter are usually short lived, and to that end I hope to have some support from you guys regarding move sets and character balance.. playtesting junk I guess, if this gets off the ground. Fighters is going to be something I try to tackle again during the summer.Captain Niggawatts wrote:No, if you do sprites, even if nothing comes from it, you still have the sprites themselves, which are roughly 50% of the work right there. Either way, focus on finishing one entire set of sprites before moving on to any other stages, that way if a coder takes interest, they won't be left holding half a sprite set.Ricardo Nation wrote: Nice sketches.
I don't think there is development yet, but I could be wrong. Don't start spriting unless you know for sure this is going ahead with Mugen, as you need whatever work you do to fit into the native res of the engine. I think you and Snicket are the only people with technical skill who have expressed interest in this project so far, though, so it's probably a choice that comes right down to you guys. I'd say rough up an engine, get one character very loosely roughed out, and see if even that can anywhere. A "proof-of-concept" showing this has enough traction to even get that far could attract more attention.
I wouldn't hold my breath or anything. It's a pretty low-priority outlet for me to do some animation when the mood strikes. Lots of things could change, for better or worse, once summer starts and I have my own place. Who knows.contown wrote:So, will this thing ever be made?
' face, but hell I'll give it a shot so that I can help out with this.I'm kind of in the same boat myself. I've been dedicating most of my free time to school and other things. So that leaves little time for anything else.Halkure wrote:
I wouldn't hold my breath or anything. It's a pretty low-priority outlet for me to do some animation when the mood strikes. Lots of things could change, for better or worse, once summer starts and I have my own place. Who knows.
