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[Taco Chopper]

Airfart

He's right behind me isn't he?

Joelmacool

chu
 
Mani Kanina

Will I ever finish this quest? Probably not. PureRPG was a funny silly idea tho, where character creation was like setting up a new profile. (This part is fully implemented).
 
Rambly

The Sinking Old Sanctuary
(This was meant to be a companion to Screen Rebirth 13.)

[Rambly]

Null voted, but I actually love all the entries this week.
 
Airfart: You're continuing to punch way above his weight for a newcomer - this is just dead ass a great Cambria screen. Really good use of details.
Joelmacool: Also really cool. Love the weird lil chu guy, the mountain details on the walls, the big imposing statue faces (they look so stony), the grates - all of these things add up to a really unique atmosphere. Would probably have voted here if I wasn't nulling.
Mani Kanina: Fascinating. I'm really curious how this would work mechanically. I wanna see all the little profiles of random Pure members now...
Rambly: The background is a Castlevania: Bloodlines rip, as was the background in the other shot I did. I wanted flickery waterfalls, but those looked worse in gif form than just having translucent ones. Pretend it's a Genesis game on a CRT or something. I still don't know why Florette is here.

[nicklegends]

Airfart

A lovely, simple scene with nice shadow details, a lush palette, and subtle details. The canopy layer adds a surprising amount of depth for a classic-styled screen.

 

Joelmacool

Another lovely classic shot! As with Airfart's shot, I appreciate the details and the palette. What could be behind that central door? (If it's a door?)

 

Mani Kanina

Wow, how do I even evaluate this in the context of the other shots? I've never seen anything like this before, and I love it. Presentation is crisp and clear and I admire the creativity. One of the best menu shots in SotW history.

 

Rambly

Ooooooo, I like this a lot. The specular sparkles in the water splashes and the muted deep blue background offer a contrast in textures. The transparent water adds depth. The plants, and how some of them are positioned in front of the pillars, also contribute to the third dimension.

 

Rambly's shot is my pick this week, though all the shots were truly impressive and everyone should be proud of what they contributed.

[Taco Chopper]

With 35.71% of the vote, the winner of Screenshot of the Week 844 is Rambly!


The Sinking Old Sanctuary
(This was meant to be a companion to Screen Rebirth 13.)
 
Congratulations!
 
Voting totals:

• Rambly - 10 (35.71%)
• Joelmacool - 9 (32.14%)
• Airfart - 7 (25.00%)
• Mani Kanina - 2 (7.14%)