So it continues? Maybe. I felt inspired to make one page, at least.
This was brought out mainly by the fact that work on the game encountered a severe setback due to the revised OpenGL 3.1 standard. Most of the rendering code got scrapped... which was more than half the code in place. Too bad, so sad.
Seeing the game lose progress like that made me feel like working on something else for a while, so I made this. This is the first page of a series that, if I keep working, replaces the original Raver/Ninmu Nanmu comics.
I changed a lot of the story for the game, and these comics reflect those changes.
I'm definitely going to do some work on a page 2. If I finish it, I'll keep going. Maybe it'll go somewhere, maybe it won't.
One thing is for sure: Making this was pretty fun, and I really like how it turned out. Black lines, bold colors, and a fast pace. Sounds like a recipe for badass comics.
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Completely replaces the story of the original Ninmu Nanmu: True
Is part of the same universe that the game takes place in: True
The wording on the last one is weird though; Not only does it take place in the same universe, it is precisely the same story. This comic will likely serve as a script and reference for parts of the game. Obviously some events won't translate literally (good gameplay rarely makes for good reading) but things should be about the same.
That's assuming, of course, that I don't find reason to make even more changes along the way.
I guess it's a little bit like making comics/storyboards before making a movie.
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