Character problems

You have more control over your base meme instincts than I good sir.

 

hopefully the doctor doesnt fry his feelings remover or he will just be sad all the time =D whovians!

 

Blueeee Glitch.

 

Never pick black if you have some other color you like. Black will be most popular by default anyway.

 

Brain over load with to much character customization!

 

Glitch. Humans are dull. Simulated humans are awsome. Just think about it. You're playing a fake human that was built to be a fake human in the very universe you are playing the character.

Blue paint. Black is so overdone. It fits with any color because its made up of every color. Blue is different and thus better

 

Have two characters, one as a Glitch and one as a Human. I plan to have a character of every race, they're all Cool.

 

I tried to make a glitch character once...but it was too hard. There are too many good choices for glitch heads, I couldn't decide.

 

As much as I like the other races, I'm probably going to go with human for my first character because I am one!

 

Why not both?

 

How dare you insult your race by not being human? By playing a glitch you are committing treason!

 

interestimg, coming from a black mage, unless you want all the black to yourself...

 

>.> um isn't black the absense of color???

 

Looks like another Jake Sully.

 

The random button is your friend.

 

Black Mages wear blue and orange. And I am going to use mostly orange dye, with accents of white, silver, and yes, black, but only as an accent, not as a main color.

In additive system (RGB ), black means no color and equals 0/0/0. In subtractive system (CMYK, used in all printing and basically better for describing everything which does not have its' own luminiscence, like clothing or skin or plants or buildings) black means a lot of color, at least 0/0/0/100, but often more like 60/50/40/100. In CMY (less "realistic" subtractive system with idealistic properties of dyes) black is 100/100/100.

You may take a white piece of paper and three (or more) pencils, including blue, red/magenta and yellow, and try to paint a blob with all colours in one place. Resulting colour will be ugly brown, kinda dark, but that is because dyes are far from being perfect. If they'd been, the result would've been black.

 

Black is the color you get when almost no colored light reflects off the surface. White is the color you get when -all- colors reflect off the surface. The suns light, for example, is white. Its white because its a combination of all the colors together. But when it hits an object that absorbs -all- the colors -except- blue. Then you see a blue surface. Make sense?