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I have a question or rather two doubts, one which girls would come after Rhonda, Annie and Judith when the technology update is launched, second which girls are the ones that some here want to have their own routes?
Unless DC changes his methods, that would be determined by a poll of the patreon supporters from a list of possibilities. If you look at the wiki for thewhich girls would come after Rhonda, Annie and Judith when the technology update is launched
I got no preference.second which girls are the ones that some here want to have their own routes?
It is supposed to be a THOTbot that suits Rump taste. Not some Jenny XJ9.The Thotbot looks like the stuff of nightmares. Of all the ways to design a sexy robot, that's what they go with?
Assuming this is a serious question and not just rhetorical - DC doesn't exactly have a hard style to emulate for a professional artist or even an art student. The animation industry the world over is predicated on the fact teams of people can draw the same thing, the same way. For those with the talent it's just a matter of time/desire.How is this fanart this good!?
It may not even be "fan art" because dildorog has done animation work for DC in the past during the pre-tech updates.Assuming this is a serious question and not just rhetorical - DC doesn't exactly have a hard style to emulate for a professional artist or even an art student. The animation industry the world over is predicated on the fact teams of people can draw the same thing, the same way. For those with the talent it's just a matter of time/desire.
What's funny is that image doesn't have to be fan art. If DC was willing to hire artists, he could have had a lot more animation stockpiled in these last three years. Remember Western cartoons and Japanese anime TV is based on the fact it can be done quickly enough to put out 30 min shows every week. By comparison, this game has a lot less runtime and much simplified animation.
Just imagine what a group of talented artists could have produced by now even if they only started working three months after the tech update was announced.
or would just want to put out a product, not milk it 3 yearsJust imagine what a group of talented artists could have produced by now even if they only started working three months after the tech update was announced.
Is just amazing how good it looks,someone can easily think that Dildorog image is for the tech update or something,is crazy.Assuming this is a serious question and not just rhetorical - DC doesn't exactly have a hard style to emulate for a professional artist or even an art student. The animation industry the world over is predicated on the fact teams of people can draw the same thing, the same way. For those with the talent it's just a matter of time/desire.
What's funny is that image doesn't have to be fan art. If DC was willing to hire artists, he could have had a lot more animation stockpiled in these last three years. Remember Western cartoons and Japanese anime TV is based on the fact it can be done quickly enough to put out 30 min shows every week. By comparison, this game has a lot less runtime and much simplified animation. Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure no loop in this game is longer than a few seconds.
Just imagine what a group of talented artists could have produced by now even if they only started working three months after the tech update was announced.
Yes, it is.So, um, stupid question. Is this still going or is it abandoned?
I not sure about Western cartoons, but anime episodes are not produced weekly, most if not all of a season is made like 6 months before the first episode is aired.Remember Western cartoons and Japanese anime TV is based on the fact it can be done quickly enough to put out 30 min shows every week.
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It's supposed to look goofy, the Thotbot is satire. And represents Mayor Rump's awful tasteThe Thotbot looks like the stuff of nightmares. Of all the ways to design a sexy robot, that's what they go with?
That's not how it works, unfortunately. It heavily depends on the studio, and even then work usually continues until the night of the broadcast. Sure, initial work can begin anywhere between a year and six months before release, but it rarely, if ever, is completely done with a nice buffer (say 2 weeks) before the night of release. Anime production in japan is, in fact, notorious for its abuse of workers when it comes to crunch. Japan's work culture is, in general, like that - but anime production is infamous for this. Strange that people still choose to peddle this narrative that anime is done 6 months before release.I not sure about Western cartoons, but anime episodes are not produced weekly, most if not all of a season is made like 6 months before the first episode is aired.
Eve being the only woman to have an option to make her a man instead, will always be the most random decision, and one of the most illogical decisions, DC ever made.
Why? She's the only one who has the storyline to actually back that up. Adding a trans option to let's say Roxxy or Mia would be totally ridiculous.Eve being the only woman to have an option to make her a man instead, will always be the most random decision, and one of the most illogical decisions, DC ever made.