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[spinesaw]

summer mei skin for OW except her gun shoots fucking sand in your face

[crystalgungirlgame]

Dragon battle part II!

The second half of the fight with that dragon I posted a little while back will be done in the air with Violet (the blonde) . Cloud BG still temporary. 

Today I added smooth movement, charge shots and missiles!

It's shaping up nicely so far. I'm going to add enemies soon.

[crystalgungirlgame]

Rival!

Okay, the rival is now in the game!

I'll sprite her portrait later.

I have to replace my MC's sprites soon, all my new stuff looks so different.

[pfeizer]

[crystalgungirlgame]

A lil' bit of progress in my life

So this is a thing now.

Glad I got it working!

[crystalgungirlgame]

Sorry I've been gone such a long time! Lost internet at my home. But now I'm back. 

I hope you enjoy the latest bit of progress!

[gamerclaw]

V Things I'm Excited For In GTA V

There are a lot of leaks about now, but for those still waiting for the official release date of the 17th, here are some things I'm really looking forward to in Grand Theft Auto V.

1. A Fresh Approach To Characters And Story

As mentioned in my article earlier this week, being given control over three distinct characters should hopefully allow players to experience Rockstar's vision of southern California in a much broader way. Having three protagonists who appear to have serious roles and ambitions should hopefully create some more dynamic story moments, rather than the usual gangsters and idiots demanding we drive them around. The game is set to focus on several big heists similar to the excellent "Three Leaf Clover" bank heist mission from GTA IV. Each heist requires an amount of planning and preparation, so hopefully all the story missions have a greater coherence to them, all leading up to these big heist set pieces. 

It's right there in the logo. In most GTA games, progress is marked by the amount of money the player is earning. Unfortunately this doesn't work when it comes to the narrative. After less than an hour of play in GTA IV, Niko will have thousands of dollars to spend, making all the petty jobs for asshole crime lords seem a bit pointless. I just hope Michael, Trevor and Franklin have a reason for stealing all this money in the heists. Money marks your progression through GTA Online as well- you can use it to buy cars, apartments, guns and clothes, and it should all help to make your character look and feel more powerful in the online environment.

3. A Bigger Map To Roam

While the Liberty City of IV was incredibly detailed and remarkable, it's been 5 years since its release, and I feel like I know it back to front now. The roads are cramped, there's always traffic slowing you down, and everything is dimly lit and grimy. It's a perfect representation of New York, but with GTA V around the corner, I'm aching for some wide expansive deserts to drive across, woods to trek through and highways to cruise around. One of my favourite vehicles, the Sanchez, never got a chance to come into its own in Liberty City, but now is its chance to shine. I can feel it.

4. Cars

Like the action movies that inspired the series, cars are often characters in their own rights, and I hope Rockstar can channel some of this into the new game. Now that car customisation is back, along with the ability to buy, insure and store cars, I'm looking forward to having a deeper connection to my cars than in previous GTA games, where they were just tools you used to get from A to B, and crashed along the way. Convertibles have also been confirmed, so that's pretty cool. 

5. GTA Online

The online mode in GTA IV was amazing, but unfortunately, due to the state of online games at the time, and some dodgy net code, it never lived up to its potential. Since then, Rockstar have really improved the state of their online offerings. Red Dead Redemption turned the online waiting lobbies into the entire game map, and let players ride around the frontier, teaming up or killing each other. Max Payne 3 did some sort of black magic and made the series' bullet time slowdown power work in an online game, while having some of the best shooting mechanics I've ever seen. So GTA Online is gearing up to be something really special- billed as a standalone product, it should live a lot longer than V, perhaps crossing over to the next generation of consoles, and expanding into more cities than just Los Santos.

[crystalgungirlgame]

Yay! The city doesn't look as dead!

This one is my personal favorite.

But I am not yet finished. They need tiny little animations and I think I should make just a bit more of them. Then, the interior of all these places has to be done. Also thanks for following me, if you're reading this.