But it's so much more fun to draw things than fix legacy programming. Also cheaper.
I'd just be happy if they brought in any new dragon without an ill-considered tangency or overlap in its pose, or a new primary/secondary gene that doesn't flatten forms and make it impossible to interpret the anatomy.
Yes seriously. Even old genes like Star/Con on auraboas are so flat. It looks like a background image, you can't see the dragon at all. They need to keep them in the oven for longer before releasing. I wouldn't mind the breakneck pace of breed releases if the art was spectacular.
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Re: 11th Anniversary Update
(Anonymous) 2024-06-08 07:12 pm (UTC)(link)I'd just be happy if they brought in any new dragon without an ill-considered tangency or overlap in its pose, or a new primary/secondary gene that doesn't flatten forms and make it impossible to interpret the anatomy.
Re: 11th Anniversary Update
(Anonymous) 2024-06-08 08:26 pm (UTC)(link)Yes seriously. Even old genes like Star/Con on auraboas are so flat. It looks like a background image, you can't see the dragon at all. They need to keep them in the oven for longer before releasing. I wouldn't mind the breakneck pace of breed releases if the art was spectacular.