Someone could, yeah. But you'd be better off doing it yourself if you want it anytime soon.
Then comes getting people to adopt these instead of preexisting assets which are not only better known but the performance of their models are far more tested and behaviors of clothing interactions are pretty much a given.
Can someone explain the Patchouli pattern thing to me. Call me crazy but I clearly see 3 purple stripes going down her gown. How is it correct to not include them?
Can someone explain the Patchouli pattern thing to me. Call me crazy but I clearly see 3 purple stripes going down her gown. How is it correct to not include them?
Because according to ZUN, they aren't stripes. They're supposed to folds/shading.
Considering their lore, survivor's guilt and working history they have the bigest compatibility in any OG team. They even want to die! Ciel is female Shirou, change my mind.
Considering their lore, survivor's guilt and working history they have the bigest compatibility in any OG team. They even want to die! Ciel is female Shirou, change my mind.
The way it's presented seems to be player characters in TTRPG (It says Call of Cthulhu on the caption, in fact).
Japanese community-made CoC scenarios usually work like this: each scenario has slots for players' characters called 'handouts', "HO" for short, which describes background and secrets relevant to the scenario to build a character with (Note: this actually didn't come from CoC. Blame F.E.A.R.'s games.)
"The Freaks and Mahora Cult" is a four-player, city-based secret agenda scenario that players takes on the role of a band of criminals.
It's very much a theater kids thing. They really wanna enjoy the acting and telling people "we played this" on social media.
You might ask "where are eldritch abominations?" We have them, but things have gone out of control for long. I don't know about this, but there might still be there.
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