Make new loading screens with monster 3D art pictures!

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Rhys wrote:

I like this idea. But it's probably more work than you realize to clean up concept images to be presentable for use in a loading screen.

I'm not trying to preach anything here, I'm just passing on inspiration someone gave that helped me, personally, to get through things I doubted I could ever do, to get through things said to be hard.

Why put the cart in front of the horse? That's what one of my college professors would tell me when I went to college every time I doubted myself saying I couldn't do something, making up every excuse I could, thereby convincing myself not to do it... until I actually did it.

You guys can do it (among other things,) and with more support funds coming to PoE, it's not going to be a matter of can you do it, but whether or not you guys want to do it.

P.S. +1 This is indeed a fine idea, an idea I hope to see during the polishing phase of PoE.

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Rhys wrote:

I like this idea. But it's probably more work than you realize to clean up concept images to be presentable for use in a loading screen.

or you could just use the images in the closing credits. those are sooooo long no one really finishes viewing the whole thing anyway :)

Just saw grandmaster newsletter pictures

http://imgur.com/a/t2oKS

before seeing that fairgraves sketch, i never thought it looks this cool, i never observed it somehow ingame, so again, thats why you should make this kind of loading screens

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dlrr wrote:

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Rhys wrote:

I like this idea. But it's probably more work than you realize to clean up concept images to be presentable for use in a loading screen.

or you could just use the images in the closing credits. those are sooooo long no one really finishes viewing the whole thing anyway :)

Yup. And leave the credits for some fan-art. There are a lot to choose. Plus, some tutorial tips or lore wouldn't be bad, items flavor text, quotes, etc. Make the loading screen enjoyable.

Not sure 3D art is a good idea for loading screens.
3D is good while moving.
Static images imo are best as 2D art, or at least 3D with a "mask".