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Sacrificial Dagger [2011] |
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Just one of the items from the game, NEWCOMER.
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Submitted by Jak T Rip on 2 April 2011
| interesting. how come I could see with one glance that it is a newcomer inventory item??? Very nice and effective. |
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Submitted by Soren on 30 March 2011
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 30 March 2011
| indeed, what moloch said. the day everyone likes your stuff, it'll suck =) |
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Submitted by Moloch on 30 March 2011
| @Leon: "BTW., I give fuck about who likes my stuff on CSDb, I am not pixelling for you." ... that is exactly the attitude you should have, good show. You should never let others drag down or influence your work! |
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Submitted by NecroPolo on 30 March 2011
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Submitted by leonofsgr on 29 March 2011
Thanks for the lots of comments. It is funny to see you arguing... :_) For all the doubters: there IS a sacrificial dagger in NEWCOMER. The player is not using it for combat or ritual sacrifices, though; it has certain other uses. I'm attaching the original photo and the small inventory icon from the game. BTW., I give fuck about who likes my stuff on CSDb, I am not pixelling for you. My motivation is NEWCOMER, it gives me a lot of inspiration. If you will play the game, you will see for yourselves...
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Submitted by STE'86 on 29 March 2011
nope but if u do intend to sacrifice someones life with a dagger it seems unlikely u would do it by bludgeoning them to death with it :P
mind you i suppose you could get a painful friction burn of that edge? |
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Submitted by Mr.Ice on 29 March 2011
| Why do you guys think that sacrificial dagger should be sharp? It's not meant to be used in the operating room :P |
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Submitted by Hoild on 29 March 2011
| Groepaz: The in-game inventory icon for it is just "thumbnail" sized, so Leon did a full resolution detailed version for CSDb. |
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Submitted by Moloch on 29 March 2011
Nice image, but the blade could use an update with a clearly defined edge. No requirement for a "fuller" as not all blades have them and they work just fine without them. ;)
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Submitted by The Shadow on 29 March 2011
| Very nice picture. Has the feel of an adventure game. |
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Submitted by Wile Coyote on 29 March 2011
Not my cup of tea. The image looks monochrome with an added tint.
The upper left, and lower right fade dither works well enough. The dagger looks blunt. Maybe it supposed to. The dagger handle bears all the hallmarks of a wired image, and lacking in sharpness / detail, associated with an image hand pixeled.
/no harsh feelings :) |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 March 2011
| Hoild: so do they actually appear in the game? would be kind odd to release them beforehand if so :) |
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Submitted by Hermit on 29 March 2011
I like the ancient motive patterns very much.
Ide a rozsdás bökőt, ha ez a kép nem tökéletes. |
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Submitted by STE'86 on 29 March 2011
i have no real problem with the colours (except my usual problem with pepto cyan not being "duck egg" enough) the dagger is picking up cyan highlight and brown lowlight from the surface its on. as it should if it was at all reflective.
however i do agree with an earlier poster that it desperately needs a hard sharp edge to that blade. and possibly a blood groove down the centre as its supposed to be sacrificial and without one you wouldn't get the thing to come out once u stuck it in someone.
pedantic maybe. but the finish is in the details.
Steve |
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Submitted by Count Zero on 29 March 2011
So do I, PAL :)
Too bad they don't post here.
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Submitted by PAL on 29 March 2011
| I think some members of this forum are so cute... |
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Submitted by Hoild on 29 March 2011
| Groepaz: Hereby I officially confirm, Leon *is* obsessed with "that game". \;]> |
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Submitted by JCB on 29 March 2011
And you're certainly very smart to presume I meant ONLY the C64 image when giving you 2 real life images to compare it against. I suppose it's also smart to presume when you say the dagger should be "bronze or copper" that you mean GREEN?! Or to presume it's smart that when there's a <16 colour Pepto paletted picture posted and you mention cyan and I point out it is, you start to talk about unlimited colours !? ROFL
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 March 2011
| you are certainly very smart to be able to assume anyone would mean your jpgs when talking about viewing a picture on a c64. rock on ! |
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Submitted by JCB on 29 March 2011
LMAO caught out and can't backtrack fast enough then say it's all someone elses fault AGAIN. Typical ;)
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 March 2011
| ah resorting to babble again already? ok. there we go. |
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Submitted by JCB on 29 March 2011
WOW! you can view those 2 images I linked to on your C64?!?! U is l337 ROFL
It's still Cyan ;) epic fail =P
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 March 2011
Quote:I suppose it all comes down to what this palette looks like on what you're viewing it on again ;)
a real c64 ofcourse :)
Quote:That IS cyan, at least according to Pepto =P
there are infinite different colors representing this cyan - according to pepto. and yes, maybe light-green (and for the blade, even dark green) would be much closer to reality. |
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Submitted by JCB on 29 March 2011
I suppose it all comes down to what this palette looks like on what you're viewing it on again ;)
Btw, just to nit pick myself, in your earlier post you're presuming the copper or bronze would be pure and not contain something like azurite (in the copper) ;)
*edit*
And another btw. That IS cyan, at least according to Pepto =P |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 March 2011
"grade A pic"
i beg to differ. the artist is capable of better technique, and the gfx mode used shows lazyness, it probably works even in simple afli. and the motive is dull and non interesting. and as you said yourself - csdb isnt a backpetting community. especially not leon =)
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Submitted by NecroPolo on 29 March 2011
AAARGH :D
There is this grade A pic inspired by / coming from this amazing game, and your biggest problem is? The blade looks not to be sharp and the material doesn't look to be oxidised copper through the super-rich capabilities of C64 palette...?!?
I beg to differ! :D |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 March 2011
| the c64 even has a specific color for it - cyan =) (although its too light, it should really be closer to dark green than light blue) |
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Submitted by JCB on 29 March 2011
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 March 2011
| sorry to say that, corroded (as in rusted) copper is always greenish (copper oxide) and never blueish - that would be copper sulfide and that usually doesnt play a significant role if copper is exposed to air/water. especially true for bronze, since there it is mixed with tin oxide, which is black, so you get a dark greenish patina. |
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Submitted by JCB on 29 March 2011
| Colours are ok, oxidized copper and bronze both go a bluey/green colour ;) |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 29 March 2011
apropos, do these pictures actually appear in newcomer? or are you just somehow obsessed with that game? =)
as for the pic, using blue for shading of metal that would in reality be more like copper or bronze is kind of fail and ruins it for me, sorry.
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Submitted by Frantic on 29 March 2011
| The dagger looks skewed. I am not sure whether this is intentional or not. In any case, it transforms the whole appearance of the dagger from a sharp nice dagger to a skewed sucky dagger. :) |
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