I'm trying to keep the paperdoll thematic so you could be a goblin with wolf ears.
i started with two dogs on a shipwreck start, last i remember, so i think so
The only way I know is to go through the sewers, keep using the explore option and you'll find more locations to exit into the city. The final thing in the sewers is unlocking Mu in the mushroom caves I believe - she gives you an option to exit the city entirely.
honestly i thought the idea of death being the plain doll from bloodborne suited it, but seeing that pixel art makes me think i was wrong. there's something about the white-haired refined image of death that's oddly appealing for some strange reason.
I'm trying to.
I'm still toying with the idea of trying to keep them parallel but yeah, probably. Everytime I open QGEN to work on the next part for Twine I'm reminded why I do this, something breaks or something corrupts and I have to fix it.
If you need help let me know. Not the most technical, but I have learned a thing or two about sugarcube that I am willing to help with.
Once I get a few updates out we can see where I need help on. It isn't a difficult process, just time consuming trying to sort out all the quests.
honestly so do i, but you've got to admit the lack of consistency is jarring as hell. i think it should be a mix; the major characters get pixel art, the minor characters get anime images that suit what they look like, the rest get randomised anime pictures that only vaguely align with who or what they are.
Maybe the next project I do I'll make it full pixel art. I'm rather fond of Mona for Annette and the Plain Doll for Death.
an idea for a new game could be something like vicindio but sci-fi? the only decent sci-fi sandbox game i can think of is Trials in Tainted Space, and calling it decent really is pushing the definition. instead of the typical fantasy classes like healer, warrior, and so on, you could make classes like combat medic, soldier, sniper, etcetera.
