Ironik

An Empire of England Defender? Jolly good show, chap!

It does. Scythus is wrong. Bad week for him, apparently, but we all have those.

Reading comprehension is also a missing skill for you, apparently.

Reading comprehension, not your strong suit.

So you haven't, then.

If you don't sin, Jesus died for nothing.

What on God's green Earth is WRONG with you?!



...and how can I catch it?

This is -- as Queen Victoria herself would oft proclaim -- dope.

Brilliant. And the French Maid is a perfect example of why we should be allowed to use any color at all. Pure white would look awesome there.

This is the idea that could be made to happen with the least reworking of assets. Basically it would just be writing a new story arc. Maybe have the art department take out all of the incidental things on the streets, like mailboxes, telephones, etc., and replace our streetlights with Rikti lights.

Barbershop quartet! Awesome!

No, but he invaded the Falklands in his dinghy.

That is sadly hilarious. Or hilariously sad.

I think my overall impression of the Steampunk pack is "a really good first pass." Probably not what Cheryl Austin wants to hear, but it's a compliment, honest.

I'd like there to be two versions of the wings: large and small. I'm definitely going to use the current ones on a small character I'm going to make, but they look very much like the sort of thing Wile E. Coyote would get from Acme when you attach them to bigger toons. Both sizes ought to be fully colorable, so we can use them for things other than Steampunk-blah.

As Mega_Jamie mentioned, a fixed-wing (once deployed) look would be amazing, and completely different from every other wing in the game.

This is simply incorrect, sorry.

I know costumers who specialize in that period of time for both film and dollmaking, and the Victorian era was extraordinarily colorful. You don't even have to believe me, just go to Amazon and look at books specializing in that era. Blaming that look on Hollywood is spurious at best. Anyone who takes a History of Photography class is immediately disabused of the notion that color clothing is a recent invention. Or a tour of a museum. Look at the extraordinary range of colors of common fashion from the Civil War. It wasn't just fancy gowns worn by Southern belles, and our perceptions aren't colored by Gone With the Wind; the opposite, in fact, is what happened.

You may not think it's hyperbole, but it's certainly an inaccurate impression of that time. Victorian era people looked like peacocks half the time.

In some areas poor people didn't wear much color because dyed clothing was too expensive, but even then most everyone owned *some* colored outfits, and the upper class definitely did. Just look at old color photos and you can see that color is everywhere, from England to America to Russia to Japan. But visit NYC in the winter and it seems like 95% of everyone wears black.

Love the name. I used the Clockwork chest piece, too, and I think it works great overall. Primarily because of the hoses, which seem to be very steampunk indeed.

They could totally please everyone all the time by making the set customizable. That way you can use it for your version of steampunk and someone else can use it for their version of Carnival Clockwork. Right now you can only do the former and not the latter. What's wrong with allowing that, other than wanting to force people to comply to a specific vision?