Kurokusari

You're taking this the wrong way. I don't think it's wrong or anything and I didn't say or imply anything along those lines. I don't think of it as a bother either since I'm the one who set this thread up in the first place. I just found it unusual, that's all. Also copying this style is quite possible and completely legit. I don't have any patents on this one so feel free to use they style or incorporate it in your works. I don't mind at all.

Not to offend you or anything but I believe you can do it yourself. I'm not saying that you're being lazy but it never crossed my mind to have someone make me something I can do. Especially things like this because it's also practice for myself. Just sayin'

Hmm there are downloadable packs that contains some good bg along with a set of useful stuff like c4ds, stock images, psd references, etc. Here's the site: http://sig-lab.com/forum.php I think they're called resource packs or something. I've only downloaded a couple of packs but they're pretty useful. Although most of my backgrounds are from google-kun that I searched for on the spot for some specific things and found itself in my hard drive. They also have some tuts here so you might wanna read through some when you have some free time. They have some for basic and advanced users alike. I'm not one who uses tutorial much (personal reasons) but they should help you with some stuff. Glad to be helpful with this kind of things. Throw me in some feedback to when I post up stuff here.

Need more gif in this thread.

Yes, I enjoy reading. As for how, I simply imagine how the book as it is written. I assume we're generally talking about novels here since one does not simply enjoy a college reference book. Authors describe everything vividly in words because they can't have illustrations at every single corner. You use your imagination to make it alive. I have a habit of playing an animation as I read along. Even the voices are provided, yep. It might sound weird but I do this and I enjoy reading because of it. As for why, because I have a degree of influence in the book. Authors do their best to give you a proper and good illustration but they can't fill in all the details because it will make books more like block of texts from reference books rather than entertainment. I fill in all the missing details with mine and I integrate myself in the book. First person view, I'm the character, third person view, I'm an invisible observant. Also the authors' imaginations are quite fascinating. They make whole new worlds that might or might not exist for real. TL;DR: Imagination is the key. Simply reading text is no fun.

Geezus crais what's with this? his his his his What the hell are you doing me? You were alone why didn't you raep him? To the people who were disappointed, don't raise your hands. I didn't,don't, and will never get involved like this. I mean, I'm in the story and there's no LOLI? This is fraud. There are always lolis when I'm involved. I demand a refund. Meogii-senpai notice me~

ctr + A then shift + del You're covering the loli

Got it? I'll take this but uh why? Edit: Done

That would be quite a feat to master that kind of text. I just stick with the simple ones because it's easier to use and faster to make. Typography is one of my weakest points so I try to keep it simple so I'll not mess up so much. Hmmm there are two ways to stop attention from going to certain spots; blur or darken. Blur is more popular because it's easier to use and more effective. Some people just don't like how blur looks so they keep it to minimal or none at all. Alternatively, you can just darken stuff. For background in general, just create a new layer on top of the bg and fill it with black color. Keep it in Normal and adjust the opacity. Around 10% ~ 20% should work. You could also erase some parts you want to keep bright for reasons. For the whole sig itself, use a soft black brush and brush it over the parts you don't want attention in a new layer. I usually use a really big brush on this one and brush it outside the workspace. You could also just use a smaller brush and precisely cover the parts you don't need. You'll need to adjust the opacity on this one. Use Darken/Overlay/Normal. Darken and Normal works the same with this one but Overlay is a bit trickier. You'll see what I mean when you use it yourself. As for choosing what to blur and what not to blur, it comes in time, yes. Hmm as for me I don't directly blur stuff. I do it in the end and just use an inversed layer mask for the sharpening. If I can say any guideline, I only have the ones that cover the render blurred. Like those vector circles or something. And yes, most of the time I blur my backgrounds to oblivion. Hmm for choosing backgrounds I usually stick with the ones that have the similar theme and/or color with the render. Although there are exceptions when I really want a background and adjust the coloring of it myself. You could manipulate the color of the render/background by using Selective Color. It helps a lot when you really need to fit two things together. Like I said above, I blur my backgrounds to oblivion because I'm too lazy to choose one myself. But the above guidelines should help. The background you'll need with this render is kinda tricky. The perspective of this one is from above if I'm not mistaken so a background with the same perspective is a must. That or use abstract bg like you used with this one but add some c4ds to give a sense of depth. C4ds are really convenient to use since blurring them appropriately gives a really good sense of depth. I'm glad if you're picking up some stuff in my blabbering. But practice is the key here so practice when you have some free time. Simply reading about this will help but knowledge + application is the one that'll be your best teacher.

A sequel would be good. Although something with just the same setting could also work out. I had more pity rather than feels in G-senjou's bad ends. That and a bit of anger for the MC.. Like whut are you doing? It's more of a unanimous decision haha Well the good end didn't have that much impact tbh. It's pretty hard to believe that a few lines in the ending could make the route this good.

Yeah they're a bit depressing. Depends on your tolerance, really. If I had to rate it in which is more depressing (also more likely to): eden*>Rewrite>ShiniKiss Incidentally, I'd also say the same for how good it is. Rewrite has more comedy just like most of KEY's releases and eden is almost full-serious from start to end.

Am I the only one bothered by overcrowded desktop and taskbar?

This looks really good. Mythology in general fascinates me as it explains the different origins of things in quite a peculiar way. Although I only know Greek and Roman, Icelandic myths also sound interesting. The visuals look good and the soundtrack is pleasant to the ears. I'm interested in how will this turn out. Good luck with the project guys!

It feels like some sort of childish competitiveness. No offense

cabinet/10 would bang I'm starting to question myself for laughing at this kind of thing.