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blackshark64
Warder
Registration Date: 31.03.2006
Posts: 33
Location: MN, USA
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I'm not really sure if this can be used, but I already had it made
before this project and figured I'd give you the concept. I started
this fishy a few years ago now I guess its been, it's gone through a
sea of revamps as I got better at my skills during college.
Welcome the Neon Dragon Fish
The name is iffy, but I always liked my original idea of a beautiful
and rare fish with aspects of a dragon and glowing with a outer flame
of light. Don't go lore crazy on this one, I just felt like posting it
before going off to make more lore friendly architecture. This has been
more of my personal project, just felt like sharing. Hopefully I'll
redo the whole thing someday and turn it into a cool underwater
computer background inside a cave or something. |
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13.03.2007 19:20 |
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Mormacil
Herma-Mora the Woodland Man
Registration Date: 15.08.2006
Posts: 2,250
Location: Netherlands
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Very nice work, but I don't see it usable though
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13.03.2007 20:34 |
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KuKulzA
King
Registration Date: 07.09.2005
Posts: 7,264
Location: USA / Taiwan
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maybe there is some pond.... that is unbelievably deep... and at the
bottom is a diamond... worth whole provinces... and guarded by a neon
dragon fish...
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13.03.2007 22:49 |
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blackshark64
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Registration Date: 31.03.2006
Posts: 33
Location: MN, USA
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Just a quick reminder always be sure to go back to the first post and
check out some of the alternative versions of the concepts. I
especially recommend the flower bud house alt and the shadow moss fox
alt. The lighting and color is usually what is changed in the
alternative versions. |
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14.03.2007 19:45 |
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Durdain
Baron
Registration Date: 15.08.2006
Posts: 400
Location: Wigan, England
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I like the fish, vey exotic, very Valenwood.
I'd personally love to see a return of Morrowind style 'grottos' along
swampy regions and coastlines and making this fish exclusive to those
areas, kind of like tose fish with the mini lightbulb above their heads
(I'm pretty sure they are real anyway
Seen the one on findin' nemo..). Imagine bumping into one of those in the deep secluded waters.
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14.03.2007 19:51 |
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blackshark64
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Registration Date: 31.03.2006
Posts: 33
Location: MN, USA
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Yeah we could make it fit as long as it wasn't a very commonly seen
fish. If it were implemented I imagine it in very dark waters. Possibly
even in a cave like the where you get the dragon bone armor in
Morrowind. Off the coast in underwater caves that 25% of the time hold
great treasures would be a good implementation for the player. That was
one of the best parts of Morrowind, this would just be adding the
ability to see a rare creature as you venture out and search for white
magic pearls underwater or something. There is lots of ways to keep the
player adventuring. I completely agree with bringing back Morrowind
style swamps and coastline as well as making the creature very
exclusive. |
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14.03.2007 21:42 |
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lothar100
Seigneur
Registration Date: 10.08.2006
Posts: 274
Location: @ my computer
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I dont know if my response is on topic b/c I'm only skimming:
a good challenge for a cave would be a series of ledges leading up so
that the player has to jump from wall to wall to reach the top, and
make it so that they can only reach it with a sertain skill level of
jump, so that if you need 20 but have 10 your jump will far short and
you cant jump far enough.
just an idea, but you could do it in various caves and judge the lvl of acrobatics acording to what treasures might be above.
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14.03.2007 21:51 |
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FLESH
Archduke
Registration Date: 23.06.2006
Posts: 2,823
Location: Ireland
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It look very exotic indeed. Perhaps seen in the more southern areas if implemented in game?
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16.03.2007 18:34 |
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Mormacil
Herma-Mora the Woodland Man
Registration Date: 15.08.2006
Posts: 2,250
Location: Netherlands
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It does looks a bit like my "seacow". SO I guess both life in the southern sea isn't that weird
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17.03.2007 14:30 |
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