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*I like to go for the classic, spandex-donning, man-in-a-mask look. | *I like to go for the classic, spandex-donning, man-in-a-mask look. | ||
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*Also try to coordinate your costume with your powers. This doesn't mean you should deck out your hero or villain in red and yellow flames if they control fire, instead, go for a black and orange pattern. | *Also try to coordinate your costume with your powers. This doesn't mean you should deck out your hero or villain in red and yellow flames if they control fire, instead, go for a black and orange pattern. | ||
Revision as of 00:00, 13 July 2008
Costume Creation Tips
- When designing a costume for your alter ego, bear in mind the following:
- The costume is permanent, unless you feel like paying for a tailor fee or getting another costume slot. Make sure you love it.
- Avoid clashing colors, unless you are going for that look.
- I personally like to keep things simple. If your costume is too complicated, it will look over the top, sloppy, and generally unappealing.
- Bright colors and black contrast each other nicely, as do dark colors and white. (see image)
- I like to go for the classic, spandex-donning, man-in-a-mask look.
- Also try to coordinate your costume with your powers. This doesn't mean you should deck out your hero or villain in red and yellow flames if they control fire, instead, go for a black and orange pattern.
- BE ORIGINAL!!!!!!!!!
- Make sure you are having fun! This is one of the most enjoyable parts of the game.
Beanizback 23:57, 12 July 2008 (UTC)