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For those who might not have seen it already, season 5 of TWD is up on netflix.

>>28663

https://twitter.com/telltalegames/status/648895320928088064

Okay, the remaster is being released on current-gen consoles to mark the first movie's 30-anniversary which makes a little more sense. They're a few months late though…

>>28665

Thanks for the reminder anon.

>>28666

You could always make your own, anon.

That reminds me that I haven't worked on that Rhysha thing.

>>28667

I guess that makes sense, but yeah, they're pretty late as usual.

We already watched all the BttF movies and everything!

How exactly is the remaster any different? Just available on current gen? Or did they actually clean some things up?

Regardless, I should play BttF. I bought it a while back and everything.

>>28670

Welp, screwed that tag up.

>>28672

>Get motivated man

I'll admit, I was thinking about taking up drawing just to make adult Clem smut myself. Well, other non-lewd stuff too.

>learn to model

I'm not sure where I'd start, I have zero knowledge of 3d modeling. Any tutorials or programs you'd recommend?

> I wonder why Michael J Fox couldn't do young Marty, I guess his voice has changed too much for that.

Not that they'd need to, the guy they got to play young Marty sounds uncannily like him.

Fox does show up as an older Marty though.

>>28673

>Any tutorials or programs you'd recommend?

I'm not really the guy to ask for this. I use FragMOTION for modeling, but that's only because I had it lying around from other stuff. It's poorly supported, exports Valve models wrong (you have to use an intermediary otherwise vertex weights are set incorrectly), and is pretty difficult to do sculpting in. It is good at manual manipulation at the vertex level, which is useful to some degree.

Blender isn't too bad, I started learning how to use that. But the program is complex and feature-rich, so it might take a while to understand the bits of the program you actually need. You'd probably be working off of existing models like I did initially. It's actually creating something from scratch that is exceedingly difficult. Like they say, don't reinvent the wheel.

As for tutorials, I just sort of taught myself. I have a background in 3d graphics so that helped on a technical level. I'm not very good at the creative level.

I'd say if you're more interested in drawing, you should pursue that. However, that takes some doing too. One idea I've toyed with is using 3d tools to rough out a scene, and then use it as a reference for a drawing. There, you could take a few liberties but still have the advantage of people having the right form, lighting and shading being roughed out for you, etc.

>>28674

I'll check out Blender. Thanks for the advice and recommendation.

>I'd say if you're more interested in drawing, you should pursue that.

I will. I've tried some of the basic pose drawing Tae recommended way back. >>2141

You draw right? How long have you been at it? Have any advice?

>>28677

>I imagine ZA survivors would use their imaginations quite a lot.

The ZA would be pretty dull when it isn't terrifying, wouldn't it? Not much to do except talk, read, write, draw, fuck, daydream, etc. That'd probably be more of an issue for small wandering groups though. There would be plenty more opportunities to busy oneself with in a growing settlement I'd imagine.

New-ish trailer for the TWD season premiere btw.

>>28677

Thanks again for the advice. Hopefully I'll be one day able to produce art worth posting here.

>>28669

>You could always make your own, anon.

I can't imagine fapping to porn I've created myself. I'd probably focus too much on minute details I fucked up.

>>28678

>fuck

How common do you think that would be, anyways? Would it be seen as a more casual act, done to pass time? When the dead are walking and eating people's flesh, it's a little more difficult for things stay taboo. In fact, I see the divisive issue being more about what the "result" of bearing a child might be instead of the act itself. Some characters seem to believe having a child is a death sentence, whereas others believe it ensures the future of mankind. It follows that certain communities might implement policies that follow these lines of thinking, too…

Am I reading too much into this?

>trailer

Looks okayish. Rick looks like Chucky with all of those bandages though.

>>28679

I'd like to see anything you produce, even if it's quite rudimentary.

>>28680

I've wondered this too. On the one hand, you can make it cater specifically to your own tastes, but on the other you're aware of all of the tiny little imperfections.

Even if it isn't porn, you have that issue. There's really no other way around it other than to just get used to it. Yeah, your art isn't perfect, it'll never be, but it's good enough and others really seem to appreciate it.

>>28683

Continuing the theme of pretending anyone here cares about it, here's the new trailer for episode one of Minecraft.

>It is the ZA, but would some sort of "breeding" program in one of the bigger camps be seen as exploitative or something? Or would the group think of those places be so strong that it could gain traction? At what point do people draw the line?

By "breeding program" do you mean forced breeding? I really doubt it, even if the community involved has a large population of "true believers". Historically these sort of cult societies have a breaking point where the people living in them, skeptics, the undecided, and believers alike, can only take so much bullshit before they crack under it all, especially if it harms them and their loved ones. Not to say some crazy policies can't be passed if the people in charge are both insane and powerful enough to do so, but a breeding program seems like the kind of thing that would spark a civil war.

>Anyways, I'd say the real "art" part comes when you can start sculpting things.

That's what I'm eager to get to. When would you say is the "right time" for me to start doing that? One of my goals is to start sculpting S2 Clem's head to look like older Clem.

>May I ask what tutorial you're using?

I'm using this youtube tutorial. So far it's more of an introduction to Blender and what tools and features would be useful for a beginner like me than a pure tutorial on 3D modeling. There's likely better tutorials but it feels like it's been useful for showing me how to use a modeling program.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLV7h-WLIx0&list=PLrgQj91MOVfjTShOMRY8TLmkJ7OFr7bj6&index=1

>>28684

>Memes

What

>>28685

This literally looks like a fucking machinima that had some time put into it, not the production of the studio that made TWDS1

>>28686

I think the terrible Minecraft graphics bother me more than anything else. If it looked at all different I might actually be able to take this game somewhat seriously.

>>28689

The fuck? That doesn't look like Lee, it looks like a generic hood nigga.

>>28692

why did you have to remind us of that eldritch horror?

Anybody got a link to that TWD S2 review people used to post? The one that heavily criticized it? I can't find it.

>>28696

You mean the video by Flimsii?

>>28697

I think that was the one, lemme have a look.

>>28698

>>28699

>>28699

>>28700

Thanks, anon.

>>28701

No problem.

So what other TWDG character are they gonna make an action figure out of? Kenny? Jane? S1 Clem?

>>28703

If they made one of Jane, I'd probably buy it.

So I can melt it with a blowtorch

>>28704

>Jane action figures

>get recalled due to sharp edges

>>28706

contains glass

>>28706

>Keep away from small children

>>28710

It probably won't take as long as three episodes of the main seasons, but regardless it should give us a good idea what to expect from S3 in terms of writing and game design.

>>28711

I don't know, 400 Days doesn't seem too indicative of how S2 ultimately came out. Of course that might have to do with it being developed by the S1 team when they were still around. I hope the S3 team has a new roster of developers and writers and doesn't have to deal with time constraints and other bullshit executive demands.

Anyway I hope Michonne ends quickly. I'm yearning for some concrete S3 info.

>>28712

>400 Days doesn't seem too indicative of how S2 ultimately came out

Sure it was

>90 minutes long

>No hubs or puzzles

>Many characters had potential, but none of them stuck around long enough for us to get attached to them

>No overarching narrative theme or focus

>Multiple endings, kind of

New thread

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