What counts as excessively violent WARNING: BLOOD

[bob2]

@Hamzah_Alani

@BaronAWC

The main reason I’m asking this question is because I Love to make fight scenes with full-body, stickman, and sometimes G-stick. My main issue is for full body if I’m trying to animate lets say, an assassin sneaks through a facility and takes out like 2 body guards is blood aloud? my best guess is that organs are a BIG NO but I’m not sure about blood as well as bone for if someone is regerating with a healing factor

Feedback and a response on this would be GREATLY appreciated

this is the MOST I’m going to do as an example

content warning: blood/violence

[bob2]

I will delete this post immediately if this is too much

[bob2]

here is a more toned down example?

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also how do you put a content warning in there I’d really like to know

[BaronAWC]

i reviewed the forum rules and this does sorta lie in a gray area, since no one can really define what “excessive” violence is. in this case i think it’s “”“fine”"" since it’s drawn and nowhere near photorealistic, but it’s enough that someone can get uncomfortable.

i just edited your original post to put the image behind a content warning, which i think is probably the best middle ground there is. when making posts/replies, there’s a gear icon where you can “Hide Details” and put the image or whatever in there.

obviously this doesn’t mean you can just put anything behind hidden details, but if you think something you post is “allowed but discomforting” this is something you can do.

the zombie one you posted is also probably fine, there’s no gore/violence so you could probably get away with not hiding it, it’s just generally spooky. of course to be safe you can put it there anyway.

[bob2]

thank you for the feedback :D

[bob2]

found out how to use it thank you :D

[Deathbringer]

man u have too much topics xd