HIROTONFA is making American Revolution Smuggler

It's time to suffer (fun).

@choitukaee Riches beyond reason

@hirotonfa really enjoying the characters and critters of this game. been lucky in my latest playthrough.

New fishing specialist, Marina, designed by my friend VillainVS

Temp UI. Added character generation and the ability to hire & fire characters. Names are generated based on culture/ethnicity groups. Available characters to hire expire and new ones appear over time, in the future characters will move between systems.

@JAPversus Who are you

I had a lot of fun designing this for Hiro

To find her, the hint is New Hampshire and fishing.

@maxman871 There will at least be 1-2 higher-tier combat encounter versions of each current item enemy. Hopefully, I'll manage something more than just a color swap!

@hirotonfa Will there be boss versions of the trade items you can encounter?

Obviously, you do one full-body for the actual design.

For game development art, one of the biggest changes I will personally make is doing waist-up/thigh-up dialog portrait sprites instead of full-body ones. It surprisingly added way more time and effort to consider full-body poses versus more dynamic thigh-up placements.

@poor_yusuri Arigato!

なんだこの人！？（驚愕）

@cairoasmith Also found it quite grating

The tech research quotes in Civ used to at least mostly celebrate the technology. In Civ VII you could research hammers and the quote would be like, "The hammer, another thing to drop on your toe — bell hooks."

@KC_GT_ @robertBLK Wowza

So, we all know about how pixel art designed for CRTs loses its luster on digital screens. There are plenty of impressive filters and shaders out there that recreate authentic pixel art, but do they capture the feeling of sitting so close to a vintage TV that you can hear the cathode rays bouncing around in your skull? As an exercise, I decided to recreate a CRT screen in Blender as simply as possible. Once it was put together, I started playing around with it trying to find potential practical uses. It turns out, when you point a weirdly-angled fake camera at a fake screen and render it in a ray-tracing engine with depth of field, you get really, really good looking pixel art. So, I set out to make a convincing and easy to work with digital screen material, and I ended up with a potentially really useful rendering tool for not just pixel artists, but any designer with an insatiable hunger for cassette futurism (hello!) It's also simple enough to work with that anyone with an instruction manual should be able to leverage its full potential regardless of Blender experience. If you're interested, stay tuned!

@SlowMescalero Yes

@hirotonfa is she still annoyed by the annoying green creature

A Virginia-chan redesign, to go further with her cavalier roots.

@King_Froggo Knight-girl kino

@hirotonfa this one is really good, the breastplate does a lot for her, and you've gotten a lot better since you started the deck

@Sakibanki I'm sorry

@hirotonfa dangerous skirt design

@AbeTheShinzo That's the idea, one day. Game dev time is just unfortunately taking most of the worktime atm.

@hirotonfa @JadeAtrophis PLEASE tell me this is going to be a physical deck of cards I can buy

@Sherman4life8 @JadeAtrophis Yes

@hirotonfa @JadeAtrophis Is that a leotard under the buff jacket "skirt"?

Quebec-chan reupload, minor fixes and wanted to not spoil the conversation scene this time around!