darkSpyro

Ask me questions, and I may or may not answer them truthfully.

okay, I'll go for this again, I am here afterall, for some reason.

Okay, you have to like at least one thing more than tanks, right?

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okay, I'll go for this again, I am here afterall, for some reason.

Okay, you have to like at least one thing more than tanks, right?

Dragon tanks.

Serious: when it comes to creations such as story ideas, I like doing stuff with the concept of elements (Fire, Water, etc.) or coming up with something entire original, if not both. Because of the many different ways they can be used, elements tend to make for some very interesting and often unique ideas.

I like to theme my creations around the concept of inspiration and/or motivation too. Elements and inspiration are the two themes that show up most often.

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Quote: BlackNight12

okay, I'll go for this again, I am here afterall, for some reason.

Okay, you have to like at least one thing more than tanks, right?

Dragon tanks.

Serious: when it comes to creations such as story ideas, I like doing stuff with the concept of elements (Fire, Water, etc.) or coming up with something entire original, if not both. Because of the many different ways they can be used, elements tend to make for some very interesting and often unique ideas.

I like to theme my creations around the concept of inspiration and/or motivation too. Elements and inspiration are the two themes that show up most often.

This is pretty decent! Wasn't expecting a serious answer, but I'm glad I got one!

Yeah. Elements can be used in all sorts of ways, depending on how you see them, and that's what makes them so interesting IMO. It's interesting to see how different creations perceive them. IIRC, the original elements consisted of Fire, Water, Air, Earth and Ether, but the traditional lists nowadays either take out Ether or replace it with Light and Dark. Some videogames, like Pokemon, have quite a lot.

Personally, I don't have any particular set I keep in mind, but the basic four (Fire, Water, Air, Earth) are almost always there.