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Post by Squallcloud »

To the future :cry: :cry: :cry:

I've mixed feeling, i'm kind of sad it's the end, and happy because that was a great story that i followed through the years. :( :D

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Post by Sian »

Bravo!

You, sir, are a storyteller of epic proportions.
There are not words to describe my awe.

*salutes*

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Post by Mage »

woooo i was here to see da end. and i'm going to see the beginning of the next! wooo
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Post by Mage »

is it me or do those speach bubbles look really weird?

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Yeah, I think it's the mixing of squares and curves. I may play with it a little bit and try to find something better.

*pokes the forums* Any comments about the comic itself? It's gotten very quiet around here, lately.
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Post by Mage »

teh imps are funny XD

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Post by Juron Pilo »

Eh, there was a big rush of comments when the former comic ended, so I think were just a fairly quiet and not an outspoken bunch :).

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Post by Kasaii »

Very true, but I like to know what I'm doing right / wrong.

Well, it'll be a bit, but I'll post a 'favourite character' thread after Scene 1 ends and there's even a modicum of exposure to them all. ;)
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Post by Juron Pilo »

Well, the scenery is a bit lacking in props and all of the armored knights look exactly the same(well its armor, but still). Not that you didn't show plenty of variety with the unarmored people. Perhaps they could have decorations based on their unit?

Seriously though, the background could use some dirt patches, or some flowers, or tall grass. Though I'm sure this is something that will come over time as you build up a bigger variety of sprites. Still, good first effort.

There, hope I was helpfull?

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Post by Kasaii »

Ooh! Unit patches for the knights, I love it! I'll have to much around a bit to figure it out, but I think I may do that next time armoured folks start showing up.

Yeah, I noticed the background problem myself. Unfortunately, at the moment I'm a little short on background objects for outside (I have a shrubbery.) Having thought of that, though, I took care to write a reason into the plot, which should reveal itself soon.

Thanks for the advice. :)
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Post by Sian »

A bit of positive feedback:

I love the switching points of view. You don't see it in sprite comics often (or, to my knowledge, at all), and it gives you a better sense of space. Nicely done.

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*nods* When the first Patchwork Heroes got reviewed, one comment that someone gave me was that the viewpoint and perspective were always the same, and that it was really boring. I almost rejoined that sprite comics always did that, but I realized... there's no real reason for that to be true, except that 8-Bit Theatre and Bob and George did (and, perhaps ironically, that was something pretty different for them, since most comics at the time were using traditional art switching perspectives).
Regardless, I thought I'd give shifts a try. I'm liking them so far. :) Glad they're working.
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Post by Snowfox090 »

...Wait, Mattie Arbour? But that means...

Oh God. When the heck did he find a wife?

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All will become clear in time. ;)
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Post by Dark Eclipse »

Wow. I'd never have caught that one.

I have a quick question that may just be due to my ignorance: Does this Order of Thorns have any relation to those two kids that were in Friv's house? I can't quite remember which number.

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Post by Kasaii »

Good memory. :)

Yep, the two knights who made a brief appearance back in http://yeti.comicgenesis.com/d/20041022.html, and stayed for a bit were indeed Order of Thorns. Everything that got explained back then will be re-explained, though, as time goes on. ;)
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Post by Dark Eclipse »

In addition to the Mattie Arbour thing, Jonothan Cutley?!?!?!?

And here I thought that the Cutleys kicked out all mages... (Kasaii anyone?)

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Ah, but Jonathan isn't a mage. The Cutleys are a pure line, a-yep. No mages in their history whatsoever, nope. :lol:

(As an aside, there is one more main cast character with an ancestor from the subcast, but it's a bit harder to spot.)
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Patrick O'Donoghue?

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Post by Kasaii »

Ok, maybe not so hard to spot after all. :lol:

In all seriousness, Jonathan and Daniel are non-mages; only Patrick's little squad are the magical folk. Hopefully, this scene will make that increasingly clear for those folks who don't read the forums. :)
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