Exploring deeper into Spyro

RedDragonX · Feb 18, 2009 11:00 PM

Yeah sorry not feeling that one lol...nice try though tongue ....all I can go with is the information in the games and filling in the plot holes with something that might make sense to a degree....

Spyro Master · Feb 19, 2009 11:52 AM

ah well it was worth a try, but thats all we can do really, until they decide to fill em in

ratchet · Feb 20, 2009 6:04 AM

Lol, It would be Seriousy weird if SpyroMaster was secretly a developer

Spyro Master · Feb 20, 2009 10:18 AM

Lol it would be weird but funny XD ha ha i could submit all your ideas then lol if i was

RedDragonX · Feb 20, 2009 10:30 PM

Well unless you know something about graphic design and computer programing then I don't think you will be much of a reference lol....but that's just me.

Spyro Master · Feb 21, 2009 11:11 PM

thats true, i may to graphics and ICT at school but i think my abilities are a bit short of those skills you said i think

Trasher258 · Feb 21, 2009 11:26 PM

I just have trouble getting the perspective right sometimes and can't even draw straight on paper. That makes it harder to share your vision when you can't have a quick way to put it into a visual form and forced to rely on writing more than ever. Do you know how many details you have to describe just to get one picture the way you want everyone else to see it? It's like The Scarlet Letter where you have to know some history back in the 1800's when America was still young and people still had superstitions for unexplained events occurring in that time then how they are seen today. Speaking of which, that's how the things in TLoS and the previous series are viewed to a degree.

Spyro Master · Feb 21, 2009 11:29 PM

so bascily your saying that its hard to get perspeactive on things in life, in this case spyro?

Trasher258 · Feb 21, 2009 11:50 PM

Err... no and yes.
I have trouble getting the desired 3D perspective in 2D display (Paper, computer graphics, etc.) but I might have an easier time of just making the scene in 3D virtual space (modeling, lighting, posing, etc.) and then place the camera where I want it. That way the computer can help make it more precise and accurate in the final scene when I have all the essentials set up. I know how to draw but I can't seem to make a descent image without having something looking award or inaccurate like the lighting, lines, or shape. I'm that critical about detail.

If you look at my avatar (Which I changed so this is no longer valid.), you see what I mean... if I can't draw it myself then I'll just use a temporary sample (for the Spyro: Syndi Horizon project I'm slowly working on when I get some privacy.) and get the visual reputation of what I have in mind that way. You notice that the dragon doesn't have a crown and has a odd tail tip. I also plan to have a small demonstration of the combat I have planned(again, S:SH visual draft material...) by using pivot, which is a 2D stick figure animator.

Spyro Master · Feb 22, 2009 12:18 AM

cool it sounds good to me, how much of this project have you already got done?

Trasher258 · Feb 22, 2009 12:27 AM

Not much, I have been busy with other things like game walkthroughs (When I start something I tend to finish it.) so I rarely get the time to work on it. So the meantime I tend to work on that more and sometimes do research and type more of the story script, which is a mess by the way, among the other usual things like chores, homework, hanging with the family...

RedDragonX · Feb 22, 2009 2:03 AM

I have no real artistic skill to think off....the only good thing I have is my writing. I can describe something beautifully and in perspective...but I would leave the rest up to others.

Wouldn't mind writing a script for something...but I have enough trouble just focusing on my own stories.....trying to develop a whole project would just be more of a distraction.

Spyro Master · Feb 22, 2009 5:23 PM

cool fair enough trasher, i get distracted from my art which is annoying sometimes, especially when its homework XD

RedDragonX · Feb 23, 2009 2:23 AM

Spyro Master wrote:

cool fair enough trasher, i get distracted from my art which is annoying sometimes, especially when its homework XD

Present your own ideas about exploring deeper into Spyro's universe. Don't simply agree with what has been said about ten times over and say something random lol...

Trasher258 · Feb 24, 2009 4:11 AM

Ho Hum...what else...the force field in Stony Hills...and the flight courses...that's something...oh, sorry. I was thinking about that thing you mention earlier about the flight courses, Ratchet. (I forgot where you posted it though...)

You said that the flight levels have some sort of magic to help inexperienced dragons fly in that area. I wonder if there is a field setup around the designated area. Since it's always over water then the objects providing this source of magic. (I see the term magic as some kind of particles in the air...but only generated by certain objects or creatures. Summoning to much of it than your body can handle might drain you and possibly kill you...like in Eragon.)

RedDragonX · Feb 24, 2009 9:35 PM

Well I don't think they are drawing energy from the environment by their own will......therefore not really endangering them. It must automatically be filtered into their bodies when they enter the course.

Spyro Master · Feb 25, 2009 7:26 PM

It sounds like some sort of radiation to me that like reddragon said they draw energy from, so they can survive with it like cockcroches can with nuclear blasts, it migth be another reason for how dragons are like, for example them having wings as they could of been lizards early on when they were evolving, so when they touched it they mutated and grew wings and mabye the same with the ability to breath fire to. Its just a thought really.

RedDragonX · Feb 26, 2009 3:13 AM

Well I don't think they are drawing this power from everyday life in general...only when they are in this flying learning course....for which they need some kind of energy to help them learn how to fly without killing themselves lol.....I don't think they need it to manage with everyday events though.

Spyro Master · Feb 26, 2009 8:58 PM

That would make sense, its like with the supercharge as well to mabye to.

RedDragonX · Feb 27, 2009 3:20 AM

Yeah that's the basic idea...they draw the power from sources such as the supercharge spot or the flying environment around them to serve their needs at the time.

Spyro Master · Feb 27, 2009 6:09 PM

That as well would be the portals to mabye, im not sure about the whirlwinds though, isnt that fairy magic?

RedDragonX · Feb 27, 2009 10:19 PM

I'm not sure about the whirlwinds....because yes in some situations they are created by the fairies....but in others they just appear through pure magic or something....so it's a good question.

Spyro Master · Feb 28, 2009 10:26 AM

Well the only time i saw the fairies creating the whirlwind was in Spyro 1, in the lofty castle level, it must of been pure magic i guess for the rest of them, like when you smash the dark gems in AHT at one point and then a whirlwind appears after the rocks come down, so im asumming thats magic really.

RedDragonX · Feb 28, 2009 5:25 PM

Most likely....but I don't think they were responsible in the first game...only when they got together in groups of three. Like in Lofty Castle. Other then that it is just something that kinda randomly happens in the situations that you need it most....right after you acomplish something usually.

Dimensional spyro · Feb 28, 2009 10:07 PM

As will be explained in my timeline. There were 2 species of dragons , elamental dragons and the normal dragons,hoerver the planet braking apart left the worlds split apart the forgotten worlds and thiers. and Avalar split off and became a moon of the dragon realms. Ripto world was suposedly part of the Eco-continent and it broke off half of it sank while it was left in between a portal network that crashed thanks to riptos original world being there,so the portal network however was given a kick stark thanks to the dark gems being there in Spyro:Orange and it started again this allowed ripto and cortex to traverse worlds. Spyros planet is big so theres got to be alot of places that spyro has'nt explored.

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