Seriously, stop with the necroposts, doubleposts, tripleposts, and all that other shit.
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This is ScOuT (Scanning Outdoor Tracer) and it is very polite. Say “Howdy, ScOuT!”
I got a lot of inspiration for the design from every Valve game ever.
Also, you can notice that the Thrive logo in the upper right corner is empty, that’s because I wanted to create some sort of a “badge” saying “your civ tamed technology”, but I was not satisfied with the execution of my design.
But the idea went something like
Hope you like it, Cya!
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That’s amazing, I like Portal robots too.
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Thank you, disembodied space potato!
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I’ve been really busy being dead, you know, after you murdered me!
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This design is quite impressive, and thou hast earnt mine respect!
The shading, the proportions, the everything!
Also, that signature is really spicy…
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This is a bit of a late reply, But it looks absolutely awesome! keep up the work.
Thank you all so much! I am speechless!
Okay so this is the WIP menu screen animation that could maybe get into the game? I don’t know, it looks pretty nice right now, the lights are a bit bright but that’s because I could only make a quick render.
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I’m working on something! I’ll update it here.
This seems very interesting. Is there an alphabet to this language?
Yeah, it’s the large box in the center. 
A four letter alphabet.
Edit: the large box in the large box.
That’s a very short but effective alphabet. Won’t the words get very long after some time though, since there are only so many different combinations before you would have to add more letters?
If every word were four letters, there would be 4 to the power of 4 combos for words, minus the ones that start or end with ba or start with zoo.
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I like the language design, I don’t think we’ve had that as a concept yet.
Nice, so whats the war machine version of it?
Is the second one biomechanical or a mechanical contraption based on the Anegoscus’ body structure?
A machine designed specifically for harvesting gel.
That doesent answer my question.
Is the second drawing a biomechanical derivative of the other drawing or a machine designed in its image?