The only way I can justify Mary's existence is that at 5 years old in internet time, she's technically a 'legacy' character. If 'mascot horror' was in its current state back when I first made Mary, I would've just quit on the spot. Genre is poisoned.
If I lean into "It's a FNaF fan game," it gets associated with modern AAA FNaF slop and carries that baggage.
If I say it's not FNaF, it's lumped in with every other mascot horror.
How do you even fix this? How do you market something like this without getting put in a box?
If I have to get put in a box, I'd prefer a box with good company.
I'd settle for the lesser of two evils.
But I'd rather have my own damn box.
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1Man I wish there was a better way to polygonize a curve...
Mary and her Fang plushie.
Toy Mary looking for an audience.
Generating an entire wall of any shape from a predefined mesh is so much nicer than trying to hard model all these details.
fox (Mary)
Uhh, hello? Hello? Welcome to Mary's Arcade, where we have a character whose AI is set to - freaking 80.
(Yes this actually does something and works in context, I just thought it looked real funny considering how "AI level" usually gets used in FNaF.)
Cottage Critter mech is still unfinished after nearly 3 years.
My pathological perfectionism is destroying my ability to work on anything. I need to abandon this realism obsession as it's clearly not working.
No SP is not canceled, stop worrying.
I was trying to ragebait other modelers with that last post. Yes I know better ways to polgonize a curve.
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