File talk:Mayor-Kravindish-1920.jpg

• If you want to delete the image go ahead. But might I ask in general why are you people so blunt with my articles. "Your image sucks" and "it sucked the first time I even saw that shit". Why can't you just nicely tell me that you want to delete my image or pages. It's one thing if you tell me the image isn't good, delete it and then I re-upload I would understand why you guys would be annoyed and say those things.

• • Crazy Luigi: The reason why I think that this image sucks is because it looked like it took little effort to make (The reason why I didn't say no effort is because I liked the background in the image that you made.). It's like you photoshopped it very poorly. Now you may be asking "Why not do the same for my Gwonam picture?" That reason is because it was actually colored very well while the Mayor looks like you took Hitler and tried to make it accountable for him. The end result was that it just didn't work. I do hope you improve on him though.

• • • First of all, I didn't ask why you said it sucks. I asked why you have to be so blunt about it, instead of nicely telling me the image isn't good. Also, the background is what Mayor Kravendish was in front of in the original cutscene. The only major difference was replacing his wig with hair and placing his head higher up to help convey the high collar style of the early 1920's and filled in the background where his head was once in front of. I also changed his suit to look more period and added a tie as well, you say the Gwonam picture is colored better, but I think I spent more time editing the mayor's picture. Also what does Hitler have to do with the mayor? But also please tell me exactly could be improved in the Mayor Kravendish photo.

• • • • Crazy Luigi: First, I just felt like wanting to state my opinion on this picture. Is that a crime nowadays? Second, I meant the cropping thing on the picture as well as the year, not the background that he was originally from. That cropping thing makes it look like it was almost an actual picture from the 1920's. Third, now that I took a second look at it, his suit does seem pretty fine, but his tie (As well as his t-shirt under the coat.), his things that go off his hands (I don't what these things are called, okay?!), and his entire head actually seem pretty bad in this picture. Also, I felt that when I first saw the suit and the hair-do, I thought that almost looked eerily similar to Adolf Hitler, but at least he doesn't have the same mustache as him. By the way, another problem I see is that some of the sky looks like it was just painted on instead of something else like that. I guess I did sort of forget that men in the 1920's looked like they professionals like lawyers. Also the white on his neck, either remove them or just make them look better. Beyond that, I guess that's honestly pretty much it.

• • • • • Listen, I don't want to argue. If you have an opinion that's fine, all I was saying was just don't be so blunt, example, if it's bad say "it's bad" instead of "it sucks". Also some explanations, he is not wearing a t-shirt, shirts around that time had removable collars, which is why the collar is so high up on his shirt and covers his neck. I believe that particular style is called the "stand up" collar which covered most of the neck. Being that the collar was removeable meant that one could wear a shirt that had a different color than the collar. His hairystle, which is a center-part was common in that era as well. Also the things "that go off his hands" are called "cuffs" which were also removeable during that era. As for part of the sky, I think it was the best I could do to match it with the rest of the sky. I don't see what's wrong with his tie.

• • • • • • Crazy Luigi:Allright, I'll respect what you have to say for this one. Also thanks for explaining some of the 1920's fashion to me. If that sky really is the best that you could do, then I guess it's allright, but I know you could do better later on. Also, I think the circle (top) could've been better and the same could be said for the diamond (bottom). Allright, I think I'm probably done here for today.