Halowinner wrote:ehh idk but ehh could you maybe do a eevee vore edit?
I could see that being really difficult if there isn't an existing eevee that doesn't have enough workable material. Furthermore, if there even is one, the particular pokemon itself would probably be harder to work with considering it's small size. The recent Pikachu vore Edit might prove to be an example, but I'm not 100% on that.
JackHereTheRealOne wrote:and man let me tell you, I got no sprites to work with for attacks, so I gotta create them, fun.
I can see that. I'm under the impression that edits go far easier if you have an existing character to base it on. This explains why there's more vore edits than vore-centric characters in existence. It's also Why I'm sure you gravitated to Gardevoir, since the type=Wild character has been exported already, it would make editing her far easier than making any undone pokemon from scratch. You won't have to do too much additional artwork for animations and coding for the character outside of just some edits/tweaks.
Although, I regret mentioning Type=wild because I can already see a bunch of people swamping you with a tidal wave of requests for a Lopunny edit. Lopunny's popularity is pretty large in scale and makes me wonder how Ðshiznetz managed to put off converting the Type=Wild version of it for so long. I'd imagine that the demand for Lopunny and Gardevior was overwhelming.
SSJDudeMan wrote:However, if there's a suggestion I could make for you in the near future upon the completion of Ekans, is to improve on the Vore Felicia. It's so... primitive.
THIS.
See, I already know about MUGEN enough to understand why it is I won't suggest characters. If it were really up to me, I'd be spamming the same requests for Machamp, Snorlax and Lickitung all year long, but all the work that's expected of the editors honestly does not make it worth it at all to acknowledge even half the requests because it doesn't serve any practical purpose in the end since he might just get burned out on it.
Instead, I'd rather Jack complete the Arbok, then take those editing skills and improve on them whenever the opportunity comes up. The "Vore Felicia" is an excellent starting point because then Jack might be well off enough to consistently make edits.
We can't be expected to keep relying and creating an unhealthy dependency on the same 3 or 4 editors that try to make vore edits when other mugen creators that are interested enough to make vore edits can better cultivate their craft so future edits can be more frequently occurring.
Make no mistake, I greatly appreciate what little that we get, but all these people still have lives and other external interruptions. Also...worst of all, there's some editors that actively refuse to put certain creations out to the public. ( As much as I can respect their wishes, it's really counter-productive to the point if said edits get shown off for all to see in a playable form. If the idea was not to release it to public, then it should never be publicly displayed to tease people with. )
I could go on,but I'd rather see how the final, complete version of Arbok comes out. I don't expect the world of it since it's possibly going to be a simple, limited "testing the waters" character, but everything afterwards should be a steady and interesting increase so long as we give him the time to dedicate those talents to urge him in his own direction.