Honestly, I should play Dragon’s Dogma more someday that game had good bowplay.
there's a roguelike-metroidvania/insert-gaming-buzzword-here game called "Dead Cells" that features many different bows, and while it does have some swords and shields and freaky magic and such, you can go through a playthrough with two bows as your only weapons and still achieve a fair level of success
Oh, I heard of that game. I don’t know if I’d enjoy playing it because I’m pretty bad at video games and those rogue-likes are supposed to be pretty brutal.
Y’know one thing that pisses me off in games is when bows are treated as side-arms instead of main weapons :I
Bows are one of my favorite weapon types (so much so that had archery been available where I live I would have totally taken classes for it) and I hate it when games have them but they’re like “lol nah use this sword”
Hm. Someone tried to log into my steam account and was only stopped by steam guard
so my steam password got out there somehow…though none of the important webpages I use seemed to be affected so who knows
so whats the difference between wing-its and normal commissions? im just wondering because you started posting about the two
AnonymousWing-its are commissions where I don’t do back & forth sketches/changes,etc. It’s just “Hey, draw this” and “OK, here you go”. They’re a lot easier & faster to do esp. in bulk. The price is also slightly discounted.
Normal commissions have back & forth for change to the sketch before I do the final colors. They have some more color options and cost more.
lmao I got halfway through the lineart on a commission before I realized it wasn’t supposed to be a wing-it
maybe I should just solely do wing-its outside of illustration/character design commissions
