gladhander=fat yesmen, mr hollywood = overgrown yesmen

[marioman156]

maybe they should think of remaking mr hollywood

[mickysinasock]

Well, in case you haven't noticed, many of the cogs are based on each other's structures.

e.g.: Two-Face and Minglers

Bean counters, Downsizers, and VERY slightly tweaked, you have your related Bloodsuckers and Ambulance Chasers.

Number Cruncher, Name Dropper, you "Name" it. (lol)

If you have an issue with it, take it up with Disney.

If you haven't tried it making these characters, then take a gander at this:

Making sprites, especially in Panda 3D, is much harder than it looks, take it from someone who makes a lot of them! On top of that, I use a 2-D format! I can't imagine how hard it'd be to make 3-D characters. At least, take it from the creatively deprived .

You might learn to appreciate things when you spend a day in their shoes.

Then again, at 10 bucks a month, you DO have a reason to complain ...

mickysinasock

[roger dog]

Creating things in 3D isn't as hard as it seems(I've made a few myself). The only part that is difficult is keeping the models looking good with a low file size, which Disney has done quite well by reusing certain faces. This helps make the game run smoother and less has to be downloaded.

[marioman156]

very true, but then again i'm not gonna influence their minds

[Kingfireball]

Ok from what i saw, there are 3 types of cog structures. Skinny (bloodsucker, downsizer ect) Normal (Two face, legal eagel) and PHAT (gladhander, moneybags) So i would say they r based on eachother, cause when you see skelecogs there are only 3 types. The thing that seperates the cogs is their outer coating.

[mickysinasock]

Originally Posted by Kingfireball

Ok from what i saw, there are 3 types of cog structures. Skinny (bloodsucker, downsizer ect) Normal (Two face, legal eagel) and PHAT (gladhander, moneybags) So i would say they r based on eachother, cause when you see skelecogs there are only 3 types. The thing that seperates the cogs is their outer coating.

Are you talking about certain body frames?

Then, yes, that is copied but simply reformed, too.