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STEP TWO: OBSERVE CHARACTER IN NATURAL LIGHTING CONDITION5 STEP ONE: CREATE CHARACTER REPEAT STEP ONE CORY RYDELL AND GREY CARTER WWW.ESCAPISTMAGAZINE.COM

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The Hazards of Character Creation


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"They really try to sell Kay as some underdog, but she just does the normal heroic stuff every protagonist do. Why promote the idea she is not a super-hero just to have her gun down a room full of Stormtrooper? I am not against videogame characters doing the usual videogame stuff, but don't try to sell her as some meek commoner if you are going to survive a laser blaster to the face. You want your power fantasy while pretending you have a deep, complex character and end up with neither."
WHEN A GAME HAS A BUNCH OF STATUS EFFECTS AND DEBUFFS THAT YOU CAN USE: MAKE THIS ENEMY USELESS WITH ALL THESE STATUS EFFECTS! OOHHH AZULCRESCENT BUT DOESN'T ALLOW YOU TO USE *ANY* OF IT ON THE BOSSES IMMUNE! THEY WON'T WORK ON BOSSES THO! THEN WHY ARE THEY EVEN IN THE GAME IF I CAN'T USE THEM ON THE MOST IMPORTANT ENEMIES????
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Ahem, let me read a passage from holy book of video game commandments.

"Thou shalt allow thine people to re-edit the creations of their own image, for they are ocd perfectionists."

Book of Gaben Ch.13 passage 37.

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