balthasar_s wrote:This frame, 199. I was very proud of it when I made it.
I like it too. Very nice animation, lots of frames.
Clues! I like clues, thank you. (And yes, this is definitely a puzzle, because we can't read minds.)
balthasar_s wrote:So, in the most recent frames the text is blue instead of black. But what does it mean?
The content of some of the latest black word frames will be helpful to know why the next words had to be different.
Also, in some of the older frames you can also see text with coulors. what did it mean then? (that's an easy answer)
None of those are easy to answer. The colours seem to be chosen arbitrarily, and seem to be there to disambiguate one speaker, narrator, and/or voice from another.
Fortunately, I have saved the relevant text (with BBcode and HTML markup) from
BSTA so I don't have to spam your server in order to follow this line of investigation.
The colour
0057AF has been used:
- In frames 0042-0068, 0098 for B's dialogue
- In frames 0138,0139 for Joe's dialogue (Old Joe or Young? who knows.)
- In frames 0146-0174 for KXA's dialogue
- In frames 0189-present (0199) for the "narrator"
The colour
BB6622 has been used:
- In frames 0042-0050 for TLF's dialogue
- In frames 0052-0056 for AP's dialogue
- In frames 0061-0068 for FTH's dialogue
- In frame 0098 for KXA's dialogue
- In frames 0138, 0139, 0144 for Joe's dialogue (Young Joe or Old? who knows.)
- In frames 0146-0154 for FTH's dialogue
- In frames 0156-0174 for B's dialogue
The colour
FF8800 has been used:
- In frames 0156-0161 for FTH's dialogue
I'm not aware of other colours being used, yet, unless you count the "default" colour which I guess we can call "black". This colour (black in my browser) has been used for the "narrator" in frames 0175-0187. Okay, so there is a different narrator in frames 0189-present. But we knew that, the narrator on 0187 said they were going to leave us to play the game (
SKADV3) and "I'll be back soon". The narrator for 0189-present is somehow different. Apparently you are saying this is meaningful somehow. But we can't read minds.
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