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A Compelling Offer pt.6 WIP (Patreon)

Published:
2018-03-22 23:56:51
Imported:
2020-09

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Made good progress on the chapter art for Tre's next chapter of A Compelling Offer~ (read it here if you have not yet)

Will be finishing this up next week. :)

Also, new schedule links now with convenient time zones for everyone! (Thanks, Proko!)

Los Angeles, USA | New York City, USA | London, England | Paris, France | Berlin, Germany | Anadyr, Russia | Perth, Australia | Sydney, Australia | Honolulu, HI

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Sp3qt0r

Can’t wait for part 6! Keep up the amazing work Sal.

Zachary Martin

Ok so 2 things; 1. I always have trouble telling he's a Gor Magala from first glance without his wings lol. 2. Since his you're using his horns, that usually stay down until enraged, to identify his species in lieu of his wings; do they move up and down to convey emotion like a canine since they can move? Stupid question from the oddity that is me.

SpelunkerSal
>>10999536

I actually had no idea that their horns were moveable! I've actually never played MH before. Tre is our resident expert, so you'd have to ask him! I directed him to this comment so maybe he'll reply soon. :)

Zachary Martin
>>10999536

Yup, most monsters have a base state then an "Enraged" state when they take enough damage, usually this also entails a bit of physical change. For the Gor Magala, It's base doesn't have the horns, which lay flat and unseen. When enraged they flip up and glow purple. Since you're not using the Magala wings, I was just curious if you were thinking of having them act like ears of sorts, since they can move back and forward lol

Anonymous
>>10999536

More will delved into perhaps with the chapters to come. But short answer is: yes, the horns CAN go up and down, and at least some of that is due to our Gore's emotional state, or even possibly as a reflex to external stimuli... For now, I'll leave that up to your imagination for exactly what that could mean~! ;)