Mrhhmmmrhmmmrhm.
I have to say, I was more confused then entertained. In the other hand, I feel ike starting Flash now.
Reviews for "Never Give Up."
DYNAKYRIS responds:
N'yahah...! Good, at least you got that out of it! :] Make it happen.
good god..
So, I see this is supposed to be a showcase of skill progression, but...
wow.
not so much.
This reminds me of the collages children make by cutting apart magazines and pasting them onto construction paper.
Instead of periodicals, you used sprite sheets.
I suppose it's worthwhile for what it is meant to portray, however after suffering through Kane's entrance theme for over a minute while nothing of actual sense was taking place on the screen, I had to close out the movie.
You have moderate talent, yes. Please continue to apply it as you have prior.
DYNAKYRIS responds:
Although you didn't bother getting the whole picture, you've got some good points.
In the earlier days of my return to Flash, much of my motivation was rooted in making my favorite games tween and keyframe to my will. I eventually got accustomed to working with vectors, but it was with the pixel-puppets that I was able to quickly make sense of the program. A quick head count revealed that while vector-based scenes rule the intro, raster-based scenes (and rasterized original art) dominate the rest. I definitely considered making a significant revision to strike more of a balance between the two styles, but Real Life Stuff dictated I'd miss my intended submission date if I started.
About as context-breaking as it might've been for you to sit through, it was a BLOW to learn that this song was Kane's image theme...'specially when the story it tells has no relation to a wrestler patterned for the goths.
this voiced skull knight vs trevor is good
The voiced skull knight vs trevor needs to be a separate submission
DYNAKYRIS responds:
Actually, Trevor VS Skull Knight originally went something like this: Trevor meets Skull Knight, they blab for a bit, NOW LOADING, Trevor kix dat ass, and just before the final blow, a fireball abruptly knocks his whip-arm off; Slogra to the rescue in a sequence patterned entirely after Zero's save in Mega Man X!
OR, it is Skull Knight's sword-arm that gets blasted, with Trevor later lamenting that he'll never be as awesome as Slogra (just as X was emo about how weak he was).
It was either college, the joys of BBS-BS (forums drama), or the bubbling of other ideas that killed it. You can get your fix of Trevor/Skull Knight antics with "Fwoopy!" at least...
interesting
this was certainly weird, but it wasn't made all at once now was it? things change, people get new toys
I kinda needed this video for somereason
Thanks man, i really liked what you had to show in this vid it was pretty awesome :3