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Yeah, I meant you as a person! This whole set is filled with wonderful ideas and a lot of work, which means I truly appreciate the efforts being made here. Even more so since I can't stage scenes at all - I'm too lazy and my PC would crash instantly, but mostly I don't have the delicate touch to set up scenes like these. Therefor it's superfun to look at what can be done with this game by those who master staged images - you obviously included.
At the same time, I'm also a sucker for images taken during regular gameplay when the world itself shows a story if only we pay attention to it. For this reason, I picked one of the bonus shots (although they could be staged too for all I know) and one from your hard-worked sets.
The set you're most pleased with is rather interesting, because it reminds me quite a lot of the opening cinematic scene from the favorite classic RPG "Baldur's Gate". I suppose that's mostly out of luck, since the environment is different (it's on top of a watchtower at night in the rain in the cinematic clip), but if it was meant as a tribute to this old game, you get some extra goldstars...
Staged scenes are fun! And I've gotten so much better than even 6~ months ago. There's still a lot I don't know though. For instance, the next thing I'm planning to learn is how to turn some presets into followers, since making copies of my PC with the console command leads to a whole host of issues, especially if I have to reload.
All of my images are staged in the sense that I'm not playing the actual game, but some are more spontaneous than others. Scenes such as the ones made specifically for this theme are things I wrote down in advance and already knew in my head how they'd look, a lot of the other images tend to be spur of the moment affairs.
I actually haven't played Baldur's Gate, but I think I know what cinematic you mean. It was not intentional, though it would've actually been a good idea~. I just wanted a bigger guy to throttle a smaller guy \o/
Hopefully it didn't give you way too much trouble. :)
Very impressive work.
Some great ideas and matching images for the theme, I love it!
I also haven't done a crawling pose before this. I think I broke his legs like 20 times before I made it look natural.