its really only world of warcraft that has those type of shoulder pads, most real shoulder pads provide a bit more protection - and i also think fuller shoulder pads would go a long way to make the upper body seem more full. because your boots are huge and your pads are tiny.

im just saying that what jalonso pointed out by saying you should make bigger shoulders, while you seem reluctant to do so..So all im saying is that you could improvise its look by making the pauldrons a bit bigger, yes i am talking about the guard

Oh boy, that was a bit too loooooong pause from this;



I think this will be the final mock up before I start to focus on the actually game stuff.

Awesome :D I'm glad this isnt dead Relix. Its come such a wonderfully long way since the first post. Anyway, I've gone through and done another face edit too, in case you wanted more feedback~



Gave her a chin, first of all, and the hat kinda looks like a green blob on her head as it is now. I changed the shading on it to give it a bit more form, and edited the line it rests on the head.

Added a few more details in the eye to make it seem a bit more wet and alive. Pulled the ear in closer, and with it the back of the head and the neck.

The ponytail is now being mostly cut off by the box, but I think it makes it look more like the sprite. The current portrait hair is kinda limp but the game sprite its much more shapely. The hair strands on the face I also curved. Looks a bit more natural IMO

Also moved the shoulder around a bit, added some of the blue from her other clothing, and the far soulder

Few other things here and there, such as the nose and mouth shading.

However, for all that, I think she looks feminine enough as she is now:B



So by "Game Stuff" do you mean actual coding?


Edited by Zeratanus - 26 February 2012 at 6:59pm

Moving on onto the first dungeon tileset...


Entrace to the dungeon:


The train is obviosly unfinished.

I think I need to use layers ingame to make it dark unless there's visible lightsource.