I just got them off the sprite sheets and made sure they were aligned as they appear in game. These are all Act 1 (and with the white outline) but if you want different acts/versions just ask and I'll add them to the post!
I'm trying to isolate some sprites from the files but absolutely no video/still I can find has the party all running (to the right) at the native resolution. I just want to check I've lined up all the pixels correctly I'm fighting for my life here /lh
A screenshot is all I need but video would be absolutely stellar if it’s easy enough to get. I can also post anything I compile because I noticed not all the sprites are on the wiki
I'd do it myself but I don't have a save because I played the entire game on my partner's playstation at their house asgjasdfkgkhjadfhk
I just finished this game and thinking about it makes me feel like I’m gonna explode (/pos) so for others who’ve played it — what do we reckon the cast’s enneatypes are? Because I don’t trust PDB as far as I could throw it but I need to smash my interests in this story and the enneagram together like a high five that hurts way too hard for everyone involved.
Here’s my two cents (hidden for those who don’t want my bias tarnishing their assessment /lh):
>!- I was surprised that none of the votes on PDB suggested Siffrin as a 5. I’m inclined to believe he isn’t, simply by the strength of consensus against it, but for how strongly I related to him it felt kind of wild that no one had reached the conclusion even erroneously. I mean maybe they are still all wrong, idk. Maybe I’m just projecting.!<
>!- I do think 5w6 for Odile is an accurate read, or at least a very plausible one. Same for Isabeau as a 9w1!<
>!- Mirabelle has 2 vibes but don’t quote me on that. There’s some kind of compliance going on there for sure!<
(Edit to watch me fail the spoiler markdown a million times smfh)
What are the key features that give a piece the look of a certain time period? And what features similarly break immersion, for you personally? Colour, pattern, cut, location-dependency, detail, types of pocket, anything at all. The mistakes that no one else would even notice but which make experts watching a period drama want to ram their head into a wall.
I’m talking about things like… idk, “oh that lapel width wouldn’t be seen dead in [decade]” or “oh yeah that’s such a [decade] trouser cut” or “usually that detail wouldn’t fly but you see it in the French fashions of the time” etc. The little things that really pull it together.
I’m specifically in this instance trying to envision a men’s waistcoat that would suit the 1880s/1890s (specifically for a fashionable young man; dandy, tasteful, Oscar Wilde-type), and I just want to have an idea from the get-go of anything that will really help sell the look (and anything I should do well to avoid). I’ve looked at fashion plates but I kind of struggle to really detect the fine differences in styles; I don’t have the eye for it yet. I know fashion is hardly a monolith; I just don’t want to put all the effort in only to learn I’ve fundamentally missed the mark somehow.
I’ll probably end up making a whole ensemble, so if you know about it beyond waistcoats and such, I’d still love to have that information.
