@Doriana-Gray If you create your Tumblr, you will be inundated with lots of weird questions about characters from fans⦠but itās not that scary at all. I guess?
Just kidding
No pressure, you donāt have to do it right now if you donāt feel like it.
loved the demo! canāt wait to see more, by the way love the way no romance is gender locked, makes my bi, gender questioning, self very happy to replay around with all the combos.
Glad to hear you enjoyed the film! I didnāt expect to like it as much as I did, its just a lot of fun and Henry Cavil has an interesting spin on Sherlock! Probably will play with a female MC so half tempted to actually giver her the first name of Enola instead of Sherlock!
right? Cavill was a strangely fun version of Holmes. Very different, but itās fun to see something new done with the character Ohh, honestly, it would be cool to have preset names for Sherlock that are callbacks to other versions, but I donāt think I dare to do that. But they canāt stop you from playing as Enola Holmes!
I have a strange question.
Does anyone here like baroque decor, and why?
I am currently writing some of the apartment decoration choices, and my current description is quite snarky because am personally not a big fan of baroque decor⦠So, if anyone is a fan, please tell me what makes it pleasing to you!
Edit: Oopsie, forgot to add a feedback. So far, itās really awesome. Not difficult to read for people who have a basic knowledge of English, and yet you still manage to write something that really grabbed my attention. I really like the dialogue options too . Your character creator is really complete too, so personally itās a big plus.
If you didnāt understand already, I only have positive feedback at the current state of your demo.
Take care of yourself and thanks for this promising demo
Iām honestly not a big fan of baroque either but I do have an appreciation for it just because Iām a fan of history so whenever I see it I just immediately think of that time period which usually spins into me thinking of other time periods and thatās just fun⦠I feel like this comment isnāt too helpful heh sorry like I said Iām not a huge fan either.
Kinda cackling right now, because while i do like baroque furniture and whatnot, I feel like it needs quite large spaces to not become overwhelming. So imagining a small-ish London flat stuffed wall-to-wall with gilt is somehow hilarious to me. Home sweet⦠bordello?
I just made a small update (This is not a story update!)
Itās mostly errors fixes and misspellingsāthough Iām sure there are more that Iāve missed.
There is also an added mini-scene with the drinking cope if the player chooses to give the witness a flask of spiritsāthen you can choose to use your own or Lestradeās.
Iāve also added a line about the witnessās blanket.
Small changes in the prologue.
The scientist former case background choice now has a bit more text as it was a bit unbalanced.
The character creator is changed quite a bit! At least in structure and ease of use.
@Xarena Oh yeah, I know what you mean! Usually in modern uses of that style (movie sets and such) I feel they change it a bit to be more palatable to todays senses. But when I look at pictures of time correct baroque I have a hard time appreciating it
@Hannya Haha yes! You see my problem here. Perhaps I should just keep the snarkā¦
My opinion of baroque is that Iām so not dusting a thousand tiny pieces of crap. (God, Iām turning into my mother ). But then, I pretty much assume Watson is the one to keep house anyways XD.
Well, baroque decor is very present in my country, on its many historical buildings, specially churches and old farms. Maybe I like it so much because I grew up seeing it, so itās kinda hard to explain. The contrast it has, maybe? Thereās as many round shapes (such as couches and chair legs) as there is square and lines (the decor in the walls and mirrors).
As I said, we have many churches in this style here, so althought Iām not religious, maybe I have associated it with some otherwordly peace and silence. Iām having a quite interesting reflection here, haha. And well, itās classy, fancy, stylish, all I want to do is wear a top hat and drink tea (and I donāt even like tea) while I behavior my best, preparing to receive my visitors to discuss a nice Charles Dickens novel.
I love it, makes me feel like Iām in the sitting room of some highfalutin aristocrat from a Jane Austen novel. But most of her highfalutin aristocrats were written as unbearable snobs, so I wouldnāt feel comfortable in such a room, necessarily.