Mercury

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player-controlled character

i think not

i'd take your suggestions if you guys weren't always "JUMP INTO THE ABYS !!1!!1!!111!"

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[CharlesSpeaking]

i'd take your suggestions if you guys weren't always "JUMP INTO THE ABYS !!1!!1!!111!"

there were multiple suggestions

I am the only abyss-jumper

this project gets a 1/10

you called us stupid because we didn't want the terrain turning brown

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okay test over
this was to see how this section's community would react with a different type of art style with a common base; this probably wasn't the most ideal choice for it, but I was still a little surprised at how many people didn't care for this.
of course, it could've been because:
 - not so positive reputation/luck with forum adventures
 - concept wasn't tolerated
 - heavy mix strayed too far and went a little too overboard for it to be tolerated
so, well, this could decide the fate of another adventure I was debating about doing, and maybe other adventures.
however, the planned adventure I'm thinking about if I should make it or not is likely going to get a different reaction from this.

I'm going to leave this here if you want to discuss.

[CharlesSpeaking]

i would have stayed if it were more player-controlled

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i would have stayed if it were more player-controlled

yeah, I admit I used a bit too much freewill, but I would've let it been more controlled by others if cooperation had been better - however, some of that was probably in my fault. I'll keep it in mind when creating future adventures.

[CharlesSpeaking]

"you don't want things to randomly turn brown? stupid"

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"you don't want things to randomly turn brown? stupid"

well the concept of the adventure was having the scenario's palette change along with the abilities the character gains - eg. the brown/sepia palette allows him to lift certain blocks, other palettes could heat/cool the environment, change gravity, ect.
but apparently the selection of colors weren't pleasing so

[Christopher P.]

>render level inside hole