Short Alicey Things
Oct. 16th, 2012 11:39 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
crossover_chickAlice Progress: Going Through Chapter 1 - Smelling & Regurgitating, "Alice: Madness Returns" (Current Dress: Hatter)
Yeah, that's a new thing -- I figure, since I'm picking what Alice wears this run-through instead of letting Wonderland decide, I should tell you what she's wearing. Before today she was in Classic, then Steamdress, so you haven't missed much.
Playing the game has continued to be very inspiring for "Forgetting You." I'm working mainly on bulking up the Wonderland segments -- adding more cutscenes to try and keep people unfamiliar with Alice from getting too lost. It's a delicate balance, though -- I don't want to novelize too much. (Think I might be doing that with a segment right now, actually -- we'll see how I feel about it tomorrow. I've kept the original ending, just in case.) The trick is to figure out what should be novelized and what should be changed to reflect Victor-influence. Hmmm. . . .
Also, brief aside -- I technically got the day off. Child Lit teacher was sick. I wish I'd known of this before I went to school. . .
Yeah, that's a new thing -- I figure, since I'm picking what Alice wears this run-through instead of letting Wonderland decide, I should tell you what she's wearing. Before today she was in Classic, then Steamdress, so you haven't missed much.
Playing the game has continued to be very inspiring for "Forgetting You." I'm working mainly on bulking up the Wonderland segments -- adding more cutscenes to try and keep people unfamiliar with Alice from getting too lost. It's a delicate balance, though -- I don't want to novelize too much. (Think I might be doing that with a segment right now, actually -- we'll see how I feel about it tomorrow. I've kept the original ending, just in case.) The trick is to figure out what should be novelized and what should be changed to reflect Victor-influence. Hmmm. . . .
Also, brief aside -- I technically got the day off. Child Lit teacher was sick. I wish I'd known of this before I went to school. . .
