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mamylon: diomuerto: i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever. Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords. Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.
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mamylon: diomuerto: i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever. Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords. Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.
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mamylon: diomuerto: i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever. Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords. Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.
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mamylon: diomuerto: i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever. Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords. Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.
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mamylon: diomuerto: i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever. Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords. Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.
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mamylon: diomuerto: i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever. Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords. Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.
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mamylon: diomuerto: i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever. Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords. Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.
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mamylon: diomuerto: i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever. Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords. Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.
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mamylon: diomuerto: i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever. Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords. Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.
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mamylon:

diomuerto:

i did one of those tumblr slideshow things to explain why I hate swords

I think unless you’re designing a fighting game or an RPG character the cultural and symbolic significance of something is just as important as whether it’s super badass and has functions and can cut through whatever.

Like while it would be fun if Jen were running around with a mace or whatever if I were re-designing her today I would still make her swordgirl just because kinda the point of Jen is she’s in dialogue with Narnia and the Arthurian myth and other things involving swords.

Bells and whistles, even when they serve cool action scenes, can be an impediment to character design if you don’t think damn hard about it. I generally err in favor of paring down to something elemental or archetypal.

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