But they are so kawaii!
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Yes, they were removed yesterday. However, the heads were made way before the rule existed. How is it appropriate that they only receive 50%?
Why do some heads and shield get disapprove because of inappropriate animation even though the files are on .png format meaning they're not animation :/
Sounds like things are too strict, killing character gfx. I used to love the head of some old player named Stormy, his head would flash like lightning. A shame, really to cut creativity short. Our creativity is rewarded with punishment. I knew someone who made ground tile camo bodies, should have been celebrated, not hated. Stop taking the fun out if it. I understand most rules, but others are pointless or unnecessary. Gif heads should be allowed. If someone breaks a nonexistant rule that doesn't hurt anyone, then let ir go. No, please, kill another reason why people like era/graal: freedom.
what if admin take player head?
To be honest the whole animation for head thing on only eyes is pretty crummy no offense cause people can make very amazing heads if they could do more then just a eye animation, so in all cause the animation with head thing grinds my gears.
its true, its a shame they have to be so strict with custom rules, but there is probably a good reason. maybe its so they can keep the game "user friendly" for people with epilepsy, or some sort of issue with flashing lights. but then, if thats the case, they could easily avoid that by having it able to be turned off with a settings option. where the head would be viewed at the first frame of the animation so it wouldn't flash repeatedly.
All these very specific rules to save people and they still have yet made a 100% block of a selected user's chat option so other's quit getting verbally abused.
Instead, users have to rely on staff being available to "see them do it". Which is mostly unreliable.. or they just let it happen.
Some day Era will be like a real company. Maybe.
How to fix frames changing color?
This explanes the bandanas