[Hesteriam23]

i just wanted to ask you ppl can i be designer for this game i have some monster that i designed but they arent finished.


my monster will be in my next thread so you will see them and i want you to say are they good or bad

[DarkVoid]

Depends, if cefurkan like the quality and stuff

[Legolas]

I also suggest you to post your devianart page (if you have it) and some artwork. Good luck!

[Hesteriam23]

tnx i hope he does,yeah in next thread i will write everything there is to know

[CeFurkan]

well show us what you got :d

[abbaskhan8008]

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[SueTerry]

It's exciting to hear about your monster designs! I think incorporating them into a game like Bad Parenting could lead to some funny and unique interactions.

[SueTerry]

It's great to hear you're interested in designing monsters for the Bad Parenting game!

[nicholasyvickrey]

It's really great that you want to be a designer.

[spotify152]

yes, you can

[Sollran]

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