@jthrash what i wanted to do was something like gta, scarface, the godfather, peaky blinders, etc, but with the resources i had it would be impossible to compete with them and people take me seriously, so i decided to make a crazy animesque cartoon with big tits girl etc, when i get more resources eofs will be going on the direction i wanted to.
I'm saying that because i think you can do it better than i did, you're good at writing, you're older and more experienced, while i'm brazilian, younger, with 0 college, 0 properly animations class, storyboarding etc, script class all 0
Hi, my name is Jeffrey Thrash. You may know me from my YouTube channel. I enjoy video games and cartoons and I like to create my own animations. Enjoy!
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Well, thanks for the compliments! I’ll see what I can do once I regain the creative energy for a bigger animation project…
@jthrash yo dude, you're welcome and i'm sorry if i sounded harsh or something. Try to think on something and write about 2 or 3 eps and release them together as a demo like i did with eofs (2 eps demo one with 6 minutes and other with 8 minutes) see if people likes it and their feedback (or release a single pilot ep). I can help you by telling what i did wrong with eofs so you won't commit the same mistakes like doing long eps, very stationary animation, etc as well what worked good: big tits, dark humour, social criticism (when done correctly). Being an one man studio is a very hard work indeed, but it have many fun times and it's good to get work as well followers and some donations
whats cube world
Cube World was going to be this ambitious Minecraft-meets-Diablo indie game back in the early 2010's, but the developer made all sorts of promises they couldn't keep and it kind of fizzled out by the end of the last decade, though I think they are trying to resuscitate it now. Basically a similar-if-not-identical story to what happened to Yandere Simulator, a cautionary tale on not making promises you can't keep, especially on the Internet. Basically, the reason why I shouldn't really show the public any of my work until it is almost done anyway, people will think I'm scamming them if I don't deliver.
Regardless of what happens to the "official" Cube World game, it has already been done better by more competent dev teams in the form of the the open-source (and FREE) Veloren as well as the Dragon Quest Builders series.
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yo jeffrey boy thats cool, when i watched the chimpanzee i did lmao when i see the fat one did remind of a brazilian dude luangameplay lol if it was in portuguese some brazilians would have cracked up with that too.
I think you should do an animated series too, through eofs is how i get mostly of my customers and donations, like 250$ ? i would rather pay that for relatively famous people talk about my stuff then grow it's visibility, growing it's fanbase and rising the chances of getting more customers and donations. How you americans say "advertising is everything" day by day i get more convinced of it
Also working on a game look very complex, i tried to do smw rom hacks as well edit some gta cleo mods but i couldn't understand shit about the codes and ting lol, not wanting to sound like an annoying hag mother but it would be more profitable to put that time and work on an animated series
jthrash
I’m doing the game strictly for fun and as a change of pace from focusing on animation, don’t worry. I went with RPG Maker 2003 because the coding is more visual and therefore easier for me to wrap my head around, plus the severe limitations of 2003 compared to the newer versions will force me to keep things simple, so I don’t feel tempted to make some “triple A” game that requires a team of 500 people just so it gets done this century.
I do have several animated series ideas, but I feel like I need a team of at least 5 paid animators to do most of my ideas justice, so I just do really short cartoons like Tappy Toe the Tappin’ Penguin or Imabunny for now. I do have one adult cartoon idea that might work as a series that I can practically make by myself, at least. Hopefully if I end up working at a job a long time, I can justify the cost of hiring at least one more person to help me make things.