Do You Hear the Fanbase Sing has been uploaded!

[cyberguy]

Yay! It's finally done!

I'm so honored to be one of the voices in this song. ;D

[Bowen Aero]

Outstanding performances, Miss Dashe!

Although, I was wondering...
I know a few great animators as well as my cousin who is in band and a teacher with links to the school choir.
Miss Dashe, I ask for your permission so I may direct an extended 10-minute version of this.

I will put all my effort into this project.
If reviving MegaMan's legacy means having to give up on coffee, I will gladly dump it all into the Boston Sea!

[pressstart]

Sept 16, 2011 17:48:40 GMT -5 Dashe said:

Thanks! ...Other sites? Like, as in plural? I thought it was just Protodude's.

So far I've seen it posted on Gonintendo and Protodude's Rockman Corner. It almost seems like I saw it somewhere else, probably the Facebook page. It was surprising running into it in so many places!

[Deleted]

I love the singing a lot. I would like to congratulate all the singers on a job well-done.

[Dashe]

Bowen, I'd rather you didn't. Usually I am lenient about this sort of thing but...

#1: Showtunes don't extend well by nature
#2: I personally do not feel that you will see the project to completion. This one's really a personal thing. Being a Legends fan has really made me into the kind of person who would rather see a finished project above anything else. The fact that most of your resources would be outsourced really kills my confidence here. Given your track record so far for giving up on things, I -really- don't want to have to see that a remake of my own spoof has been canceled mid-production.
#3: This is a personal thing too, but it really feels like your pitch is just trying to outdo what I've spent two months doing, which I'm not thrilled about. If you want to do something with it, put your own spin on it instead of just trying to make it longer (and presumably better).

If you would like more success with your projects, I highly recommend picking something that you can do easily by yourself, without help. It's tempting to bit off more than you can chew here, but if you don't have the means or resources to finish it, you'll end up having to scrap it and disappoint everyone who was looking forward to seeing it finished. Sorry if I sound a bit harsh. Leaving things unfinished was always a pet peeve of mine, and Legends 3 made it worse.

[Bowen Aero]

Terribly sorry, Miss Dashe.

I should think this one out thoroughly before I even consider starting...
Probably map out the possible paths and dead-ends beforehand as to steer my proverbial trainwreck of ideas back on track before it crashes a twelfth time.

Also, my sincerest apologies for putting you down back there, Miss Dashe.
I'll try my best to keep its quality equal to if not less than your productions, since I cannot live with myself harming anyone else's feelings...

...That is, if I come around to even attempt this.
I'll just take your advice and hold it back.
Perhaps I should just try something of my own originality.

[Dashe]

Something original would be fabulous. Just keep it small, and make sure you have the skills to complete it on your own, without getting any of your friends to help you. Once you start finishing things by yourself, people will have more faith in your drive to see things through to the end and be more likely to help you out on bigger projects. Take small steps.

[pressstart]

That really is the truth. Tons of people have ideas for projects, and get hurt or confused when they wonder why they are not taking off. The fact is, if you personally want to make sure a project gets done, you have to be able to produce something all on your own, whether its programming, drawing, writing, or whatever it is you are trying to accomplish. If you can at the very least lay the groundwork for what you are doing, you have a much higher chance of successfully recruiting others to help you out.

[Universe42]

Wow, this awesome! You did a great job on this. And did you do all the animation by yourself? That's impressive. I also love the drawing of me, thanks a lot! ;D

[TronBonne]

Wow, that was absolutely fantastic, I think it looks and sounds great! I don’t know a thing about animation, but I love the way it turned out. The little details like the guy’s necklace moving, the facial expressions, and general movements of the people really stand out and look cool! And of course I love seeing myself with that Ash outfit on.

It took some time but it was completely worth it, you should be so proud of yourself for pulling this off (plus everyone who sang should be proud to contribute, too!). Hopefully this will spread around and the message will be heard.

[Loken]

Great job Dashe and everyone who sang! The video turned out great, I feel very proud to have joined in!

[Mikéy]

Dashe was thoughtful enough to look into current viewing details of her video and cap them, which can be found here.

Everything seems to be normal. A steady-growing line for views, comments, favorites, virtually-flawless ratings, etc.

One thing is completely out of place though. For audiences, she has Male from the ages of 13 to 24. That is normal, due to most of the gaming community involved with Legends 3 being in or around that criteria, but just above them, are females aged 55-64. I know the video only has 4.2k views from that statistics check, but it's still enough to make one think:

What is this, I don't even?!

[Deleted]

I am also surprised that the video is most popular with women between the ages of 55-64

[atom]

wow, i loved every second of this vid. i also found it fun to watch the vid and see some of the people that i remember from the devroom. *sniff* miss you all and the discussions

[gunny]

May I suggest there be subtitles or lyrics to be posted? :]