well
needs to be a bit longer and it needs sound but besides that that was really funny
This started as a politically obscene consept. I'll not say what that was.
My friend and I came up with this. Neither of us use at&t, we were just joking around about their 'more bars in more places' add (that's their's, right?) and we came up with this. Since my friend has absolutly NO flash skills, I animated it.
This is the first time I ever programmed something using AS3. I made the preloader. :D
Enjoy!
well
needs to be a bit longer and it needs sound but besides that that was really funny
Has potential
But needs to be longer, and with sound and preferably voice.
Finally something positive! Thank you for your constructive criticism.
Err...
Whilst the wordplay on the whole AT&T commercial thing was slightly funny to some people...It's about as good as submitting a bouncing ball on here. Work on making longer flashes with better animation and maybe (just maybe) sound >.<
go see my previous animation if you want longer and better.
and go see my responses to previous reviews whilst you're ar it.
LAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
1. to short
2. sound/music
3. AT&T does not suck u just have some other network. you know what AT&T has that the other networks don't? IPHONE!
3)I don't even have a cell phone.
2)I was gonna add sound, and I still am.
1)deal with it.
How this got past the judgement is beyond me
Trying to make a positive review, is quite difficult. There was no sound, It was short and probably meant nothing to its NG audience. Not very enjoyable to watch either. It was a few bars that moved around and changed colours, not exactly great animating. Why not try something that has a better point, or a plot. It looks like you have the basics of flash, why not use it better? 1/10.
It's commercial length. And this is what some commercials ARE. I didn't add sound because I never had the time or the will to go looking for SFX, or to record voice. I plan on adding them eventually
This I consider to be practice. If you don't like my practicing, then don't review. Practice makes perfect, not the other way around.