Alright, so we've discussed Superman. But how would a Green Lantern game play like?
>>80593369
Like this.
Like shit. The entire premise behind GL is that you use imagination to create what you want for the problem you face. Games just aren't at that level to create something good with that level of freedom yet. And lets face it, his stories aren't exactly translatable to vidya.
>>80593369
I want a RPG where you can fuck GLs.
what's your favorite example of a content creator mocking their fan base?
pic related
>>80593368
Lois had it coming.
>he still watches Family Guy
This is an 18+ site son
>>80593394
That episodes old so pffft I dunno maybe he's recalling it?
>>80593394
>meanwhile there are four literal children's cartoon generals on the first page right now
can we have a gurihiru appreciation thread?
I guess, but this is all I have
>>80593033
>thi will never be cannon
thanks Marvel pandering every kind of SJW bullshit but not the only that's was canon
Suicide Squad stuff has been so slick.
>>80592819
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
IT'S HAPPENING
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ux0ERfzDSU
>Wondered why I didn't see this in my subscriptions
>Suddenly remembered I unsubscribed years ago
God damn... That bummed me out.
>that little Ken Ashcorp song in the middle
That was nice.
>Tord returns
Well, I wasn't expecting that.
Has /co/ ever read Storm by Don Lawrence? Or at least heard of it? It's very pulp and pretty good.
>>80592279
I've read the first one. I'd love to get the collections.
Yes. It used to be published in a comics magazine here.
Always loved the art.
>>80592279
Fuck yes. I pretty much grew up on Lawrence's Storm and Trigan Empire series.
Awesome shit, but sometimes it gets a bit -too- pulpy for my taste, especially Storm.
I pulled all of this from wikipedia.
>>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schizotypal_personality_disorder
>>Schizotypal personality disorder (STPD) or schizotypal disorder is a mental disorder characterized by severe social anxiety, paranoia, and often >>unconventional beliefs."
Seems like it might fit.
>>The ICD definition is:
>>A disorder characterized by eccentric behavior and anomalies of thinking and affect which resemble those seen in schizophrenia, though no definite >>and characteristic schizophrenic anomalies have occurred at any stage. There is no dominant or typical disturbance, but any of the following may be >>present:
>>1)Inappropriate or constricted affect (the individual appears cold and aloof);
Check.
>>2)Behavior or appearance that is odd, eccentric or peculiar;
Check.
>>3)Poor rapport with others and a tendency to withdraw socially;
Check.
>>4)Odd beliefs or magical thinking, influencing behavior and inconsistent with subcultural norms;
Check(In regards to Earth's culture, we don't know if she fit in or not on Homeworld).
>>5)Suspiciousness or paranoid ideas;
Check.
>>6)Obsessive ruminations without inner resistance, often with dysmorphophobic, sexual or aggressive contents;
Possibly, remember the whole "Is that a weapon" bit?
>>7)Unusual perceptual experiences including somatosensory (bodily) or other illusions, depersonalization or derealization;
Unknown.
>>8)Vague, circumstantial, metaphorical, over-elaborate or stereotyped thinking, manifested by odd speech or in other ways, without gross incoherence;
Check.
>>9)Occasional transient quasi-psychotic episodes with intense illusions, auditory or other hallucinations and delusion-like ideas, usually occurring >>without external provocation.
Unknown
So if I'm right, that's 6.5/9.
Aaaaaaaand I fucked up the arrows. Great.
>>80590930
I guess two threads weren't enough
>>80590930
Please stop trying to assign real-world mental disorders to fictional characters, tumblr.
I love the design and animation in the new Powerpuff Girls. I can tell that Cartoon Network spent a fortune and brought in the world's greatest designers and animators.
>>80589232
I disagree with your take on the design and animation, but am sure your speculation about the designers and animators being expensive and better paid than those in other countries is accurate.
inb4 but the worst part
at least they're giving people a chance. imagine being a nobody flash animator and being given full control over one of the most beloved cartoon series of all time
even though they gave it to chumps, it was a good risk might have been good if it had been put into better hands
>"It's so great not to be bogged down in character development!"
>"Yeah, I think everyone can agree this is so much better!"
>"I think this is the definitive version of the Teen Titans!"
>>80588685
Yep, vintage CN MAD-style comedy. It's like I'm back in 2010.
>>80588685
You know they keep making those jokes cause they know how much it makes the fanbase sperg out
>>80588685
Just to clarify for OP, he;s not strawmanning, those were actual lines in the episode
By Coates and Stelfreeze
>>80588389
>Coates
That idiot?
>>80588389
>The Atlantic
>bundled with no variants
So um I was just wondering, how much does animation cost? Could I just ask an animator from each show to learn the rates and figure out what type of animation I want. How do I go about funding 1 or 2 episodes?
32.72 buckaroos an hour according to google
>>80587979
And that's per hour of work, not hour of animation produced.
1 minute of animation is gonna be a couple thousand dollars.
>>80587979
Jesus, Id live like a king on 10 bucks an hour, let alone being able to work doing what I like.
Maybe Koreans aren't underpaid, maybe American animators are overpaid
Just started watching this. Now for concentrated doses of autism.
Not sure how to explain this without sounding like a pretentious fedora, but this has to be one of the most philosophical and deepest cartoons.
If you look on the show normally you just see random shit and stuff the animators probably made on a whim, unless you interpret everything as a metaphor.
Xavier for instance is made out of random parts like a beak, snake arm, reversed legs and the like while going a quest to discover himself. You could interpret this as a metaphor for a person who is transforming. The parts represents different aspects of himself that has changed over the years, the experiences has made him what he is.
This is the most autistic post i have ever made but i seriously believe this show is smarter than it makes itself out to be.
>>80587483
I didn't read into what you said and I think you should follow suit and approach the show the same way.
It's a genius show made by stupid people.
>>80587483
It flops between being hilarious and so utterly fucking insane that you've gotta turn it off.
>Fate
>Destiny
>Fatedestiny
>These words are thrown around like tennisballs
>Luckily, I eat balls for breakfast
What are /co/'s thoughts on Wonder Showzen? Personally, I find it pretty funny.
That's the dark nature of capitalism!
Love it.
Clarence is the best.
>>80587223
I quote it frequently
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2g9RGtt7V0
Has /co/ ever played this or any other cape related tabletop game?
That's just a licensed version of Mutants and Masterminds, right?
I ran an M&M campaign for some friends, once. For some reason half the party wanted to play superpowered gun-toting Deathstroke types. One was a vampire, one could teleport, and one could turn invisible and hide during battles instead of ever participating.
The other half consisted of a shapeshifter made of hair, a GLTAS-style Red Lantern who was a cock, and a time-hopper concept that I actually really enjoyed coming up with.
>>80586278
> 80's Marvel Super Heroes d10: decent for quick "roll up a guy and brawl" games, lousy for anything that lasts longer than one or two sessions.
> 90's DC Superheoes: overly complex but otherwise pretty solid.
> Champions: pretty good overall, as long as you have an advanced degree in mathematics.
> Mutants and Masterminds: sloppy yet tons of fun, probably your best bet.
I have the rulebook pictured, but I still haven't actually gotten to play the game, so I can't say if it's any good.
Mutants and Masterminds is fun but your better off trying to find/make a hit point conversion because the health system sucks
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