TailsAdv2.wad now sonicadv2.wad has a friend =P

[Chao]

well i was quite bored today so i wanted to make this character
well heres a screenie of your troubles =P:

this wad is in 3d not 2d
some of you may go EWWW its a sprite rip get it out of here!
but it was worth the boredom
sorry before you test it this tails does NOT fly (couldent be bothered to edit tails sprites for flying sprites) but it double jumps

Send space: http://www.sendspace.com/file/4f2d4j

SRB2FFh: http://www.supersanctuary.net/srpgp/ffh/download.php?file=b29668aa94487c95fa8e93fd777d80f1

Enjoy

And again if you hate this wad dont download it

Note: in the OBJCTCFG it will say wad by Metalsonicmk72 i used his sonicadv2.wad as a base for this character i forgot to change the things

 

[SRB2Lover4Life]

Sorry, Sonicadv was a let-down, sprite rips are usually and most often bad.

 

[Joeyl10]

And again if you hate this wad dont download it

Ugh... I hate to quote an entire post...

Recently, a new statement has been spreading around the forums. This little statement has done nothing to contribute to the forums. "Don't download it if you don't like it", along with similar "It's not like you have to download it." Both mean nearly the exact same thing, and are extremely flawed. When constructive criticism is made on a wad, and people don't like it, this is the first cry.

Neither statement benefits anyone. If obeyed, it would not benefit the creator of the wad, because the creator can not receive the necessary comments needed to know how to expand on his or her ability. The creator would never know how to improve. He/she'd be stuck creating terrible things without the necessary knowledge to advance in his/her preferred field of SRB2 editing. He/she would keep releasing garbage and never even know it.

This statement serves to annoy the experienced/old user. The experienced user knows how and what criticism should be given. Such criticism is often thought of as "flaming", and as a result, the statement was created. This mentality annoys, because they know how to help the newcomer improve on his/her creations, or can advise that what they are doing is in itself flawed and needs to be scrapped. With this statement, constructive criticism is ignored, and the creator does not improve. This annoys the experienced user, because there is always potential in the creator, whether or not his/her creation had any value.

It also makes the person who makes the statement look foolish. Because when people say this, it shows they do not know what criticism is and why it's necessary. People who use this often think that saying something positive is required. They think that negative comments are flames. None of those thought processes are true. Experienced people see this, and then view the person who made the statement as foolish.

So, in conclusion, "Don't download it" and the like are detrimental to the good of the SRB2 community and should be discontinued. This will allow for people to gain the comments needed to improve on themselves and make good products that people can enjoy.

Okay, 1. Sprite rip, 2. You didn't bother to set the colour change right (Should have recolour him green) 3. No flying 4. No running frames 5. Crappy life icon 6. Generally fails.

 

[Sonict]

NRV. Sprite Rip. Locking...