UmbrellaExile

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   by UmbrellaExile 16y ago

   In the future, we'd love to let people draw their own moves, stages, weapons, etc. For the initial launch though, it's going to be just your own characters for the time being.
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   by UmbrellaExile 16y ago

   The demo video isn't real the most fair representation - Petunia, the gullible looking girl, is actually really hard for most of the other characters to beat, but damage isn't her best match-up. Trust me, I was rooting for her too. Also, y
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   by UmbrellaExile 16y ago

   As if dave was the programmer :P I understand your point, but as an avid fighting game enthusiast myself you've got to understand that the game has a broad audience of everyone who wants to upload their hand-drawn characters. From a techni
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   by UmbrellaExile 16y ago

   At the same time, I don't think graFighters would be against that either. If you were looking to be a legitimate investor, I can't imagine graFighters would turn you down if the offer was right. Kick Starter is just something else on top
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   by UmbrellaExile 16y ago

   To clarify, the "drawing rules" are exactly that - the rules right now are that you upload a drawing and it becomes a graFighter. A graFighter that "defies the rules" would be one with animation, with multiple forms, with unique behaviors -