BRADFORD UNIVERSITY GAMING SOCIETY MEMBERS AVERT YOUR EYES AND NAVIGATE AWAY, THIS IS MATERIAL THAT COULD TURN INTO A CAMPAIGN I RUN AT BUGS.
This needs reworking, now that i’ve abandoned the weird coloured sun so i can make lighting work better. Also dualshock 4 doesn’t hold spots to time and effort put in with my drawing tab. i mean some of the stuff below is kind of lacking time and effort, i kinda left them to last minute.
Character Creation: No Art, No music. this is talking time.
Opening Crawl: No Art still, Music from Gustav Holst’s planets. Either Mars or Uranus. Mars is great spacey orchestral music, but uranus has a creepyness to it that might work in it’s favour and isn’t as overplayed as Mars, which is literally every sci-fi song ever, but that’s because Mars is so damn good.
Board the Shuttles: This art when they reach the hangar
Not my proudest work but i think it conveys the atmosphere well enough.
as well as this piece depicting Lt Ashtide:
But with the annotations rubbed off.
Music Wise: Probably want this quiet as well
Beachhead: Marcadia Capital City seems like a pretty good song for it at the moment. Here is art:
I’m not good at drawing cities so boxy buildings for everyone!
Searching the Docks: play the docks song from bioshock at the start to set the tone then silent. For the final boss battle bit i think i’ll use Skyrim Boss Battle #1. I have images for that as well, though they’re really not up to scratch and i’d like to rework them if i get the time, actually add shadows and stuff:
Guy opening box
boxed guy opening guy who opened box. Is that a bit large for a medium humanoid? he’s probably pushing it at 8-9ft but it’s not really solidly in large territory. Exaggerate for dramatic effect sounds good.
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