these dont accept a suffix mod. the charrslaying is stuck on.--Coloneh RIP
17:39, 21 September 2007 (CDT)
- Can we get a better pciture, one with proper lighting and showing only the weapon. --Ckal Ktak 12:09, 22 November 2007 (UTC)
- Agreed. If someone has this staff plz, make a nicer screenshoot and upload it, as it's hard to see staff's shape in the current picture. Lhoj 10:00, 21 January 2009 (UTC)
- As soon as I saw this pic I went to this page to complain about it but then saw there was already a line building up so I just uploaded my own version (@ max GFX) since I was in the market for a new staff anyway... FYI, this staff has an Asymmetric design (the torus on the bottom is actually a half-circle "Horn", not a 360 'donut') which made it difficult to capture properly. --ilr
(13,Nov.'09)
- As soon as I saw this pic I went to this page to complain about it but then saw there was already a line building up so I just uploaded my own version (@ max GFX) since I was in the market for a new staff anyway... FYI, this staff has an Asymmetric design (the torus on the bottom is actually a half-circle "Horn", not a 360 'donut') which made it difficult to capture properly. --ilr
- Agreed. If someone has this staff plz, make a nicer screenshoot and upload it, as it's hard to see staff's shape in the current picture. Lhoj 10:00, 21 January 2009 (UTC)
- Did you have to do it at that angle to capture the asymmetry? The problem is that the perspective is a bit off, the staff head is towards the camera, so it looks larger than it really is. Other asymmetric staves have been done like this, showing a view from both sides. Also, I know you said you used "max GFX", but it doesn't look like you had anti-aliasing turned on. AA4x would remove all the jagged edges from the image. —Dr Ishmael
23:43, November 13, 2009 (UTC)
- That's not perspective, it really is that wide at the head (14" diameter). And AA'ing is disabled on my Card... (it's very old, and I'm very broke)--ilr
(13,Nov.'09)
- That's not perspective, it really is that wide at the head (14" diameter). And AA'ing is disabled on my Card... (it's very old, and I'm very broke)--ilr
- Did you have to do it at that angle to capture the asymmetry? The problem is that the perspective is a bit off, the staff head is towards the camera, so it looks larger than it really is. Other asymmetric staves have been done like this, showing a view from both sides. Also, I know you said you used "max GFX", but it doesn't look like you had anti-aliasing turned on. AA4x would remove all the jagged edges from the image. —Dr Ishmael
