/fur/ - Furry

more feline tfs pls

>>4321

Your pics are gross. But I agree on stories - it makes images way better if they have some small text backstory.

nice get

Fuck those posted really out of order... I dunno. Make a game out of trying to get it in the correct sequence?

yucky

>>4935

Oh yeah, I remember this one, the concept was infinitely superior that the art that went with it.

Very few scenarios involve industrialized levels of TF, I just wish it was more popular.

>>6179

>>6211

eew

https://e621.net/post/show/757831

>>7093

Hey, you know TF, it's concept over quality 90% of the time.

God I love that dokney factory vid...

>>7130

The difference is the uncanny valley. The other images allowed me to fix it in head.

>>7589

Yeah, I can see that.

Anyone know a good TF artist to commission a comic from? Preferably someone who can actually draw humans decently so people aren't disgusted until they turn into anthros.

>>9807

I had a dream somewhat like that. I was about to fight a dragon, but he cast a spell on me turning me into a kobold of the female persuasion. The mere sent of dragon precum, for kobolds, was a massive aphrodisiac, leaving me completely unable to resist the dragon's advances.

Layed enough eggs to replace the kobolds I had slain on the way in.

>>9807

this isnt really transformation at all just sayin.

>>9822

He starts as one thing, then ends up as something else, that's transformation enough for me.

>>9824

nevermind that, it just looked like a mind control spell but missed the fact it went from a he to a herm.

>>9829

I believe he goes full fem by the last picture.

>>10051

Hm.... do antlers count as a real life TF? I mean as something in an organism larger than a caterpillar.

My friend linked me this. I think you guys will enjoy it.

>>11329

That ones a classic. You don't really get to see TF done on larger budgets anymore. It's really sad actually.

>>11382

>watsup

Great choice. I'm not even that into TF and I really dig his style. hes definitely one of the top tfers ive run across.

>>11386

Yeah, he's fun.

I still miss Ranzab though. I wish he had continued to do stuff and improve.

>>12369

Those are strong reaction pics.

>>12369

My kind of witch...

>>14455

>>14465

Considering other tf threads on /furry/ would constantly get flooded with tg stuff, it should have it's own thread.

>>4490

>>4491

>>4492

Well fuck. This is basically move-for-move one of my favorite fap fantasies.

>>14607

Stuff like this is all that comes to mind whenever I watch some sort of werewolf/transformation horror movie when they start talking about stuff like a loss of humanity and primal instincts taking over.

>>14611

Same here. Mating is just as powerful an instinct as eating.

>>14602

Why? How do you really define between the two, anyway?

>>14621

>>14607

>>14611

>>14621

Are there any non-feral fics that do this sort of thing decently?

>>14795

I did one a while ago.

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/20155229/

>>3739

>>3740

>>3741

This is the TF equivalent of those stories where a character goes in search of buried treasure and finds out the real treasure is friendship or a bible or some shit.

>>15882

That'd be cool. Though I do wonder how you would do TF mechanics. CoC and Flexible Survival are pretty much two great examples of how not to do it as an actual game.

Is he over his clown thing yet?

>>15905

I remember him saying people aren't really as interested in clown ghosts anymore so he stopped for now. Who knew that doing one specific thing for years would make people sick of it?

>>4545

would it be weird if the MC only had that agnosia, and he's stuck in high school in the middle of nowhere trying to figure out who he is a la vid related?

like i can see furrydom be a very good conduit for teenage angst and development, maybe at the end of the series MC becomes a furry himself and he finally feels like he can fit in the hidden high school / recently realized furry planet.

>>15968

It isn't like you can't do one thing for years and still have followers. I mean how many versions of TF are there and it's still extremely popular.

I'm willing to bet it has more to do with a shit ton of non-furry work for a furry audience coupled with general bad writing

voyeur video

http://voyeur.listav.net/nude-beach-voyeur.html

http://voyeur.listav.net/cloakroom-voyeur.html

http://voyeur.listav.net/masturbation-voyeur.html

>>12385

I came buckets imagining myself as the girl, thanks Anon

>>17058

Could you keep the pedo shit in a different thread please?

>>17808

HAha, yep.

I mean, if you were forcibly converted into an iguana then you might make that same facial expression too.

>>18272

>"If you'd rather stop changing, just say so!"

>can't make human speech anymore

MUH DICK

I need leopards

>>15882

>Even if just CoC-like text adventures

Man I really wish TITS wasn't so awful.

>>2105

>obscure logo instead of just the fucking name

Anybody know the artist on the werewolf chick?

>>20135

>>20136

Oh, actually looked in the pics, name is apparently Nolaf.

>>15882

>>15905

How does one make a good TF text based adventure? Besides removing [fetish that you don't like]?

>>20469

Restrained to cellphone, will tell you tomorrow

>>20469

The most important part of making a theoretically good TF game would be a focus on scope and intent.

Mostly, do you want to have a game with one TF done very well or a multitude of TF?

If you have a single TF like the hypothetical gay werewolf game here >>15882 then you would have to focus on all the little details of the change. Though perhaps even more importantly you would need to focus on just how TF should be incorporated into gameplay. Are you making it something that can be avoided, are you making it something that SHOULD be avoided? Is it a tool for the character to use or a consequence. With a smaller scope, more detail can be allowed, details that might make for interesting gameplay.

But basically, when you have just the one TF focus on it and center the gameplay around it. Trap Quest is actually a fairly good example of this, though completely non-furry. It has an almost roguelike quality to it of going through a dungeon that turns you into a bimbo until you can no longer function then restarts you with your base physical description slowly moving towards the extremes you lose at.

For a TF game where there are tons of TFs? Well it depends on scope. Are you and a bunch of others going to transform? Cause if that's the case those descriptions are going to become a slog to get through fast. Flexible Survival is a good example of a system because you can have hundreds of creature types and support several infections at once.

It even used to be a passable game when transformations would affect your stats. It made the transformation into a risk/reward system that gave the player at least some justification for getting changed. Sadly they removed that and now infections are nothing but an obstacle that exist purely for fapping to the players fetish. It's kind of the same bullshit in those sex games where you're trying to not get raped. Why make a game for a specific fetish and then make the whole point of the game avoiding it?

Personally I'd love to see a TF based game where as you progress the TF is kind of like a perk tree from an RPG. Just that the perks are bad and you HAVE to chose one. Like imagine a werewolf themed TF game where as you play you slowly build up 'beast points' with things like eating red meat, being outdoors, or see something run away from you. After enough get built up you need to add a perk, maybe the first few are even beneficial with extra strength or the ability to track by scent. However if you don't keep it in check then eventually you'll be forced to pick between 'the scent of your prefered sex arouses you and increases beast points whenever you interact with them' and 'All [persuade] options become [threaten] options that raise suspicion of you'. Bonus points if as you got near the end of the beast tree control options become more and more limited from the player until the character is playing itself fully automated towards a bad end.

>>20680

>What about having the main character be cursed in the beginning of the game and having him slowly change over time? Leveling up gives a wider range of perks and allows for more anthro changes. Without interruption, redirection, or cancellation, the spell would eventually change the main character to a feral animal.

See, that's a good setup. It allows you to directly link the TF to game mechanics and not fully attempt to just be avoiding them. With the idea of re-directing a spell, it sounds like you can have a whole system in which you try and out-pace another growing bar that goes up automatically. If you beat it then both bars reset and you get a good choice, as well as maybe locking in a part of your character (ie: hands turn to anthro hands rather than paws). If you fail, then the game will give you something the other way.

Either way, sounds good.

>>20686

I was thinking of a magic realism setting where the main character got cursed and is forced to stay in the magical realm to protect the secrets of magic. One solution is to become a true Werewolf that can transform at will.

>>20739

That sounds neat. Maybe you could have a system in which the player gets the ability to level up control and/or rank up a physical aspect of lycanthropy. Think of 'control' as raising the point cap that you can let instinct get before you suffer negatives, while your physical transformations give you bonuses, that lead to negatives when you fill up your instinct.

This would allow players to kind of customize what their werewolf form looks like, and create a risk vs reward dichotomy.

If you raise certain aspects of your werewolf to quickly, you'll be a powerhouse able to explode most problems in front of you, but say you don't pay attention to moon phase, you accidently ate red meat earlier, and you fought a few more enemies than you expected, you loose control and start doing some bad things. Destroying items in your inventory, moving your character without control, or if you have NPC's damaging your relationship with them. Or maybe even something simpler like locking out certain functionalities for your character for some time.

Like, make physique a ranked stat. Every time you put a point in you become more of a buff adonis. First rank you become standard /fit/ but if you lose control you are limited to only direct combat, or physical activities, or something else that limits you for X number of minuites/turns. It would obviously depend on just how you expect to implement things.

I will say that simply working from the basic premise of 'transformation' being something that is already happening to the character is a huge step in the right direction for game design though.

>>20597

>>20680

>>20686

>>20739

>>20780

These ideas are actually pretty good. You guys have the right mindset, of setting up incentives and constraints for the player that lead them in the direction that you (and also them since they're playing a fetish game after all) want them to go in.

The negative consequences need to be actually significant though. cuz that's hot

Or maybe they shouldn't be significant? The incentives the game sets up really need to be based on the characteristics of the fetish of the player. Maybe they want to resist the transformation, so you should make it difficult for them to do that. Maybe they want to embrace the transformation, so you should make it difficult for them to do that. That way the gameplay is actually fun, and "lose the game" isn't the optimal way to indulge your fetish. Unless your fetish is losing control? Hmm...

Perhaps first you should understand the different dimensions on which a transformation fetish differs. And then think about how gameplay can (automatically?) differ based on the player's characteristics; or perhaps just decide one route to take which will satisfy one kind of player, if it's too hard to automatically adjust things.

>>20842

I like negative consequences to be a cascading failure. Not the fucked up X-com 'oh look how you cant win the game, isn't that fun!' bullshit but... and I know people aren't going to believe me because whens the last time anyones lost one of these, Muso games.

That's why I like the idea of loss of control in a TF game to be a system rather than just an end. You can put a whole system that sways between 'make losing control harder to avoid' and 'severity of loss of control' where the player can slowly make things harder for themselves or even screw themselves over.

>>21103

>muh dick

>who is this?

>artist's signature is illegible

Every fucking time.

>>4492

Fuck that's hot

>>21103

fuck I wish this had more intermediate panels.

Growth + TF isn't done enough, and multibreast is stupidly rare too.

>>21106

Artist is Solidasp, if you haven't figured it out yet.

>>21768

Wow, it's like everything lame about tf compressed into a single series of comics.

At least the actual art and paneling is competent.

>>11329

This is from Bartok the Magnificent. This is the scene I saw as a kid that got me into TF.

>>22331

>Not just dice rolls but contrived coincidences.

fixed

>>22331

I notice the classic DnD 1 value stat game over for human stats, but not others. Any idea of making it the case for those as well?

Especially if you have a TF curse, like its continued effect on your body is stopping something worse from happening? Possibly like TF technically changing your 'type' from human to non-human so avoiding an instant death spell.

>>22535

>Any idea of making it the case for those as well?

I guess. Maybe you would be forced to take a transformation to fix it if one of them goes down to 1? For the Neutral stats, I don't think so. It is just some ideas that I thrown together. I was also thinking of some faction based on the colors of MTG.

>>22331

>WIS - Wisdom - dictates your ability to analyze the situation and learn from experience.

>>22538

Would those factions be particular species/classes of animal or a philosophy of transformation?

If I were to base it of MTG colors....

White would be a faction dedicated to getting in touch with an inner/guardian/ancestral spirit and turning into them.

Blue would obviously be all about testing expanded horizons and trying to achieve ultimate 'evolution' But I'm Perfect!!!!!!

Green would be about getting back to nature, possibly even the idea of using transformation to be better adapted to an environment. Might be fun if the local druids transform a village into bears because they're in a forest and then just be confused when the village complains.

Red could easily be focused on trying to get as transformed as possible for power. Getting as close to the edge of being overtaken as possible.

Black might do well with the idea of finding ways to control themselves or others that have been overwhelmed by a transformation. Like, focus on making others lose control, gain more power, and then they have a beast they can use. Likewise they could know how to aim themselves when they go berserk.

Or if we're going with types of animals

White- Felines and beasts of burden

Blue- Avians and insects (those that metamorph)

Green- Reptiles and solitary predators

Red- Canines and territorial animals

Black- Vermin and animals with cloven hoofs

>>20118

Nolaf. Sadly he went legit a while back and tried to distance himself from the online furry thing, despite being so good at it. So yeah, he's sort of vanished.

>>16032

>http://bluesquirrel.org/game/WizardGraduation.html

That's pretty good, who's writing it? The host site doesn't really have any details. Does he have an FA or something?

The game's style reminds me of Lily Games, which a site that hosts a bunch of other TF-themed text games. http://lilysgames.com/wp/

>>22809

>That's pretty good, who's writing it? The host site doesn't really have any details. Does he have an FA or something?

His handle is Blueballs and yes he has FA account.

>>22541

I realized that setup of the TF thing need more work but general gist of the faction ideas.

•White- law military faction, thinks magic mostly detrimental especially because it jams tech and seeks to prevent it from spreading too far, won't share the secrets of healing magic due to fear that it would be abused, can only stop TF, demands loyalty.

•Black- are unaligned witches, individually strong turns people into familiars, very long-lived, while not inherently evil are culturally amoral at best, views White as a threat to their way of life.

•Blue- basically mad scientists, avoids pissing off White, likes to experiment, dislike mind tampering.

•Green- druids, lives in the forest, wants to go back to nature.

•Red- outcasts, dislikes White's rule, wants to live freely, care very little about the spread of magic.

Ending ideas: (might add more)

•White- live in a farm or genocide Black.

•Black- become a familiar.

•Blue- become a mad scientist or an experiment.

•Green- join a tribe, become feral, or turn everyone to animals.

•Red- allow magic to spread, go back to your normal life with an illusion spell, or work in a brothel.

>>23799

Might be interesting to do that kind of island trap, but instead of just the player character you have a bunch of humans. Like its a shipwrecked cruise ship or something.

It would be a really different game and require a lot more thought on things like core game-play loop and whatnot, but it would certainly be unique.

Instead of just having the player running around getting slowly tf-ed, you could have more aggressive TF effects that slowly whittle down at the amount of people you have.

Think of Xcom long war but instead of injuries and death its infection and transformation.

In fact that could tie in much more interestingly with the idea of 'human statistics' lowering down to 1 or 0. Just have the event that causes a TF result in a timed penalty to the stat. If that person can rest and recover their human stats then they can go out again even if they are a panther-man or whatnot, with the transformations even being somewhat benifitial. However if you have to send them out again and the stat gets reduced to 1, then that's it for them.

You could probably do it with a relatively low level cap and functionality unlocks. So say for example a forager can learn how to scavenge instead, or at high levels function as a cooldown based item finder. If you only have 2 or 3 of these types of characters available to send on a mission that requires them, then you'll end up in scenarios where you might need to risk one even if it isn't safe.

>>23831

I don't like the idea of a X-com like game. Those games start out with the entire party being part of a formal team. Desert Rangers for Wasteland, the Brotherhood of Steel for FO:T, and X-com for... X-com. There is a lot to work with alliances, in-fight, and all of the interesting dynamics that comes with a group without any formal leadership.

Think of the different goals:

1) Build boat and escape

a) Might spread infection

b) Transformation makes it impossible to live a normal life.

2) Make peace with the Natives

a) The Natives may pressure the group to join tribe.

b) General distrust because of the feral minded animals in the island.

3) Find answers (and a cure)

a) No idea where.

b) It is dangerous.

That X-com idea also go about the problem of avoiding transformations.

>>23912

Fair enough.

Though maybe consider getting rare access to the cure early and tie that with major benefits for certain TFs.

Or conversely you could set up a crew of survivors to be competitive rather than cooperative. Then you could manage transformation like a resource. More transformed means easier to defend yourself, so you can take bigger risks for longer. Less tf or full human requires you to take longer routes places, find hidden passages and build traps to escape from those who dont.

>>23786

I fucking hate it when gay trickster ghosts take over my body to masturbate.

>>23970

What? The ghost always tells me that I like it, and he wouldn't lie, would he?

>>15882

http://todayilust4.tumblr.com/post/157418460389/about-fenris-high

http://todayilust4.tumblr.com/post/159340721409/would-a-fenris-high-game-be-something-like-that

It turns out he'd be up for making one. I'd just hope it wouldn't be the DnD shit that's been posted here, though.

>>24214

Doesn't sound like it would be anything like that. Though sadly it sounds like it would fall into the classic mistake of making the TF something to be avoided.

Best I could hope for is a puzzle type game involving party members and timed solutions. Where you're more or less going to have every member of the party TF but your actions will effect just how it happens.

It would be one hell of a puzzle game but I'd set it up so you'd proceed based on your performance. Basically have each character have 'good' 'bad' and several 'neutral' paths that they can take. So the game isn't so much about avoiding the TF but trying to manage it in a better way. The more 'good' endings you get for characters the better your ending is, the more 'bad' ones the worse (probably also several game overs as soon as most of your crew is transformed).

The hard part would be figuring out a balance between just having a super long scripted event and actual game systems.

I think the game would be best with a party/safehouse dynamic and route unlocking/blocking. You have to find certain items, with certain characters in certain places to unlock extra ways to get around, conversely when characters transform they can block previous paths you used to be able to take which could even be different based on which character and what kind of end they got.

As far as the werewolf? I think you could just focus on it being more of a thing to be avoided than some kind of battle. Perhaps have certain 'behaviors' that it cycles through that change its location, populates the game world with certain items, and certain behaviors. IE: When the werewolf starts 'Hunting in the Woods' He'll be in a specific location in the forest, but will begin approaching the player while outdoors. While if the werewolf changes to 'Searching the Library' it will move to the library and slowly approach the player if they are in any part in or around the library.

You could simply put a mechanic in to get a vague hint as to what the beast is doing and then play accordingly. You could also incentivize the player to pick up items and experiment by being able to collect items that ward away the monster, or even allow you to fight your way free if it catches you. Maybe even also throwing in a few things that will help keep certain characters safer for longer. IE: Find tobacco for a teachers pipe and get it to him so he wont leave and become a bigger target, Score Alcohol for the Jock so he'll be inclined to hear you out on the situation, or even finding a cursed collar to give to a transforming character to force a 'neutral' or 'good' transformation outcome even if they're about to get a 'bad' end.

>>24214

>I'd just hope it wouldn't be the DnD shit that's been posted here, though.

It is more like my take on Foxco's games. I know that it is unpolished. It was a modified version of a different unfinished idea. What is your beef with it too much numbers? Or too modular.

>>24287

>Though sadly it sounds like it would fall into the classic mistake of making the TF something to be avoided.

>Best I could hope for is a puzzle type game involving party members and timed solutions. Where you're more or less going to have every member of the party TF but your actions will effect just how it happens.

I still think having everyone cursed is good starting point with the werewolf being an early victim that gotten too strong to capture.

>Basically have each character have 'good' 'bad' and several 'neutral' paths that they can take. So the game isn't so much about avoiding the TF but trying to manage it in a better way. The more 'good' endings you get for characters the better your ending is, the more 'bad' ones the worse (probably also several game overs as soon as most of your crew is transformed).

So what is the good ending? Everyone walking away? Considering the possible bad ends, anything not ending in a furry orgy would be a disappointment.

What is even the goal? Lifting the curse from the school?

What is the setup? Corpse Party for homos or some magic elective.

>The hard part would be figuring out a balance between just having a super long scripted event and actual game systems.

>https://rpg.stackexchange.com/questions/71265/what-is-player-agency-and-what-is-it-good-for

Just decide on what level of agency that you are going to give the player and stick to it.

>>24297

>So what is the good ending?

Well I would stack things up like this.

'Bad Ending' would be themed around the curse completely overtaking the individual in the most negative aspect. If you had some early curse victim as the werewolf that might make for a good tutorial.

A 'bad' end would come about either when someone goes completely feral, is dominated by the alpha going around, or succumbs to some dark part of their nature.

A 'good' end would come about by helping the victim maintain some form of self after the transformation completes.

I would flesh out characters to at least be flagged for 3-4 fetishes and interests. Exposure to things related to the fetishes would basically move them down the path of becoming a werewolf themed after it. If they are past a certain point when they finally change then they not only change, but become an obstacle NPC themed around that fetish.

For example, lets say bondage. The jock character has a fetish for it he isn't really aware of from all that tight fitting sports gear. He transforms and makes the gym his new lair while repurposing most of the machines into bondage devices. He wont hunt you down but if you have to go through his territory someone HAS to pay the price of some fun on his machine that will likely instantly turn them. Lets say that the nerd ALSO has the bondage fetish, even seeing things like this (bondage gear or walking next to that gym) raises his score up and he changes. He will disappear and start setting up traps around the school that will capture the player or someone in the party for sexy times.

If a character is caught in one of these conditions then they change as well, but basically serve as a generic NPC for that activity. Serving mostly as a 'neutral' path.

If you can find an activity to keep someone focused, then they would change but keep enough of themselves to not run off and join other werewolves or immediately mount you. Though they'd obviously suddenly think being a werewolf is the best thing ever and constantly encourage you and others to give in. (Which should be an option to get out with a relatively better ending)

Of course there's also the question of just what happens if you WANT to live out one of those fetishes? Well, make it so that if you go and succumb to a fetish first, rather than generic transformation, you play out a scenario where you transform and try to recruit enough of the remaining characters to your side to beat the alpha going around.

So basically-

Bad:

Work for Alpha (Alpha ability to track/change activities increases)

Go feral themselves (extra werewolves to track)

Succumb to their fetish (unique challenge)

Neutral:

Succumb to other fetish (maybe enhance fetish challenge?)

Avoid going feral or joining (perhaps becoming an item for sex vendor? remove safe houses unless sex? block paths unless sex?)

Good:

Focused (wont fuck unless you agree)

Distracted (cant help because masturbating to keep urges away)

Controlled (for best possible outcome only, interferes with the Alpha wolf and slows it down)

>>24313

That is a lot of work on but I still thinking on how they got into that situation. I was thinking of a magic elective or course that actually transformed people into animals.

>>24297

>What is your beef with it too much numbers? Or too modular.

In all seriousness, I just think it'd be better to do away with stats in a porn-focused TF game. Might as well go with a light Visual Novel route with point&click adventure elements. More about branching plots and different endings than anything else.

>>24498

Maybe I should have worded it differently but it was jab at the hodgepodge design of Foxxco's games trying to cater to many different fetishes and I also think 12 stats might be too much.

>I just think it'd be better to do away with stats in a porn-focused TF game. Might as well go with a light Visual Novel route with point&click adventure elements. More about branching plots and different endings than anything else.

I would rather have something more like a VN with point-and-click adventure elements but I prefer something more like Maniac Mansion and less like Day of the Tentacle. The stats are for contextualizing the perks and handicaps of TF.

>>25772

Well, the only logical conclusion is that this man gets fairly clean with an unusual shampoo. Nothing out of the ordinary.

>>25798

Subjective of course. As you can see, he got very clean. Was even able to wash off that filthy humanity and male attributes. That's a deep, satisfying clean.

>>26776

This'd be good were it not for the odd fitting whatnot.

Looks like a lizard, yet has random mammal bits and dog paws. It throws me off. Just messes the lot up for me. It distracts from the lot.

Too bad, there's not really that much lizard TF. Or for that matter stuff with the cloaca.

>>26776

Re-purposing basically being taking someone and transforming them into a new form for a specific purpose. Cow would probably be the most common because nobody can resist having the udders fill up and need to be milked as part of the humiliation fetish that's damn near always a part of it.

That doesn't need to be the only one though. Like I said, I play a Druid to abuse Wild Shape. When you get into some of the more extreme resource tracking games the ability to turn into a donkey, horse, bull or other useful animal is god damn invaluable.

I don't think I'd ever be able to find it now, but there was one really good picture in which a wizard was turning a whore into a steed since he couldn't rent a steed by the hour. And if you think about it, as long as she got turned back it was a fair deal.

It also ties in nicely to 'reclamation' projects. Taking vile fiends and criminals that have lost any pretext to respect or rights and wiping them down to nothing to build them back up into something of at least some use.

>>26905

Yeah, I've read those. And generally avoid the artist because it has that weird middle-school/freshman revenge fantasy subtext. However the basic premise is pretty much what I meant.

>>16990

This one is a pretty good example of what I mean as well.

I've been working on gathering a list of tf authors so people here and on /trash/ can find decent work instead of sifting through all the garbage that's on FA or Sofurry. You can find the pastebin here https://pastebin.com/Z2det92a

If you got an author you think should be in here, don't hesitate to post them. Enjoy ya weirdos

>>29774

Yay, I made it onto a list, but shit, now I really REALLY need to start writing some TF stuff again.

>>29774

Having bought from Draconicon a few times before, I'd recommend throwing in a mention of his fetish writing streams as that's where a ton of his short stuff comes from and they're pretty accessible.

I would also throw in Circutron and lmann (more hypnosis themed, but does some TF stuff.

>>27546

Well, more ethical than puppy farms at least.

>>29844

I'll mention the fetish writing stream in the next doc update. Who are the other two guys you mentioned?

What are some good TF artists to commission for gay anthro stuff? Most of the ones I know either don't take them anymore or are dead.

>>30170

Circutron: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/circutron

Writes a good variety including a lot of TF and MC, often including his superhero character Celcius and/or super characters of his friends within their shared universe. A few selections:

Celcius Loves His Rod: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/15418844/

Ant Farm: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/17884012/

Training A Guard Dog: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10127766/

lmann: http://www.furaffinity.net/user/lmann/

More prominently writes hypnosis, but dabbles in TF. Does pretty cheap but quality commissions.

Where'd you get those Peepers?: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/6760905/

Symbiosis, Hypnosis: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/20011787/

Cocytus: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/21588269/

>>30505

So, if we are talking about TF and MC centric stories, would you give some feedback?

http://www.furaffinity.net/user/chancefan/

>>31117

Different anon, but the MC and TF all seems to happen a bit too instantly. Try to have them happen at the same time, a bit slower.

>>29774

I'd suggest reading some of travisbuchanan's fics. His stuff is pretty much all gay with themes of corruption, incest, masculinization, posession, etc. A lot of his stuff has monster men in it, but he does regular furry characters too. He spends a good amount of time world and character building but not too much before he gets to the sex. Here's some of my favorite stuff he's done (all gay though.)

The New Orc Warchief (Orc TF, corruption, orgy): http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18497910/

Orc Slayers (Orc TF, muscle growth, masculinization): http://www.furaffinity.net/view/20708694/

Archdemon Artifact (Demon TF, muscle growth, tentacles, corruption, incest fantasies): http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18601262/

Command and Control (sequel to the last one, Demon TF, hypnosis, corruption, incest.): http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18702421/

Final Corruption (the final part of the trilogy, Demon TF, corruption, orgy): http://www.furaffinity.net/view/18966684/

Familial Ties (Incest, straight to gay, corruption, muscle growth, rimming): http://www.furaffinity.net/view/21182950/

And my personal favorite, Bear Rock (Cigars, Bear/Raccoon/Panther TF, muscle growth, Straight-to-gay, pec fucking, corruption, masculinization and general manliness.): http://www.furaffinity.net/view/21211570/

>>31117

Your sentence flow and prose is actually fairly good. The object of attention moves pretty well. No real damning faults I can see.

All I can say is do more, try different scenarios and lengths.

In other words, I don't see anything that really needs to be corrected in your habits. Now it looks like you just need to practice on things like concepts, story and characters.

But what do I know? I'm just text.

>>33077

Seems more like a mind control thing than a TF thing.

>>33077

Unrelated, but I still want to see Bowser TF-ing Mario into a fellow koopa.

>>33079

Possession seems like the right descriptor

>>33085

After how many years of being jerked around by Peach? I assume he would enjoy it.

>>33085

>>33116

>No drawfags or writefags have ever done something with this

Fuck.

>>33334

>bull

>has a horsecock

Fucking stupid.

>>33352

I prefer a slow transition, over a fairly decent amount of time. Not to so much "losing that person's identity" as it is changing their identity over time.

If you just suddenly, sharply, make them something else, they're not really them any more. They're someone else. Do it slowly, though, and they built to that point, even though the change at the end may be just as dramatic.

I prefer magical corruption TF. Stuff like >>14465 , especially, is my absolute favorite.

Curses, preferably around an object, are right up my alley. Latex is too forceful, too sudden for me. Curses are usually slower, and tend to also be coupled with that afore mentioned slower mind change.

For me, I've got the opposite reason for liking TF stuff. Power fantasies have never really done it for me. I mean, I like the idea of being a badass with an arsenal in some odd setting, but whenever I'm imagining myself in a setting with that, I'm always massively outgunned, as it were. I more love the valiant defense against impossible odds, the spite in fighting to the last mark, in never giving up hope. That defiance no matter what the odds or forces against you is why, though, these slower change TF or corruption type stuff get me. Because they start you off as a defiant type, struggling as hard as you can against something, but you can't actually do anything about it. It eventually does best you, so to speak. It eventually does corrupt you, turning you into, say, a dragon's favorite kobold sex toy, addicted to the pleasure of laying his next batch of servants, with no intent, rather than no chance, of escape.

Incidentally, this is also why TF stuff is something of a massive shame/self-doubt item for me.

Because as mentioned, the whole 'never give up', 'defiant til the end' spite stuff is one of my largest values, something I hold quite dearly to my heart, and as a result, this leaning in TF and similar corruption or whathaveyou stuff feels like a sharp betrayal of said ideals.

>>33364

>>Because as mentioned, the whole 'never give up', 'defiant til the end' spite stuff is one of my largest values, something I hold quite dearly to my heart, and as a result, this leaning in TF and similar corruption or whathaveyou stuff feels like a sharp betrayal of said ideals.

That's interesting that for you, it's the excitement of betraying a value, and for me it's more wish fulfillment of something i can never be irl.

Stuff like this >>4491 doesn't do it to me because in my head I know how painful it has to be as someone who had fallen off a roof and shattered their pelvis amoung other bones. lots of bones breaking hurts and in my head I can't separate fantasy from reality due to that, which is why I gravitate toward the latex/living suit stuff because it doesn't look painful or as permanent in my head. I know for certain that it wasn't just that though, because i remember some really weird TF dreams when going through puberty before I knew what furry was or even our family having internet

It's interesting how personal experiences can cause things like this.

>>33392

Yeah, I can't much get in to the whole break-bone painful stretch type stuff. It's just a bit too, frankly, unrealistic for me. You're not going to find pleasure from something like that, you're going to be suffering some serious pain.

Another benefit to slow transformation. You don't really feel it, because it's sort of just something that is 'growing' about you.

>>33392

>>33394

Most fics I read usually go out of their way to mention the bone restructuring is numbed, funny enough.

>>33364

Corruption is one of the best parts of most TFs for me. Stuff like the last fic in >>31423 where the character gets messed with *just enough* to convince them to accept the changes by themselves are my favorite.

>>33404

Love corruption like that. While suddenly switching by 'force' has its place here and there I much prefer TF that takes long enough that resistance/acceptance is actually a factor.

Which is why I can't stand those 'magic user snaps finger and person becomes full animal' sequences.

And the extremely rare ones where the victim retains their sense of self after the TF are a treat as well.

>>33522

This.

Although, I don't entirely mind an immediate switch, so long as the mental lot is slower. Is actually built on from a start of defiance and such.

A recent comic I read rather nicely touched on this, I think. The magic did force actions and such, but it's more that over time, the guy behind came to accept it. Not bad, I say. Sadly lacking in the actual sex department.

https://exhentai.org/g/1077409/deb236b8fe/

>>33531

That cat lady just needs some dick.

>>33595

>>33600

This has actually thus far ended up being quite heavily beyond my expectations, and those were pretty high at that thanks to the little image you posted.

The TF side of things is fairly light, but this is quite an excellent lot around the more xenophile angle. It's a proper fantasy race with proper fantasy culture, mannerisms, and everything. Absolutely wonderful, it is.

>>33690

Saw that on the artist's page. Really good, frankly had a more interesting plot than the main comic.

But I let it get by thanks to having the best worldbuilding I've seen from the furry community.

>>33690

I actually like the artist and his stuff a lot, just really came across it recently.

Though I don't see the situation being resolved in anything but Exterminatus.

>>33701

Why's that? So far, the little scavlings seem to only be mildly annoying scavengers, troublemakers, and occasional theives.

Don't seem to take up much space, eat to much, or cause too many issues, beyond maybe some assholes' "muh beautification" lot what demands the city appear 100% clean and proper all the time.

Not many problems I see coming from their kind. 'Least not yet.

>>33703

If they can transform people, and do it against their will, they must be purged entirely.

Nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure.

If it weren't for that, I'd say there's not much reason not to keep them around or fold them in with general society. Probably wouldn't take more than a little education and opportunity for them to turn things around. And given their eugenics policy they'd probably be way more suited for it very quickly.

>>33704

we don't know what really caused the transformation yet or if it's reversible, I' don't think this>>33690 cannon. All we know is one scav stole it from somewhere and gave it to another. For all we know one it's part of one of the trademasters plot to get better control over them, by placing some of his own people in their ranks because they are a bit too dim to be bribed and not spill the beans or something similar among those line.

>>33704

It's supposed to be some kind of artifact what changed him. No knowledge of why, as of yet. Beyond that, though, there's only two confirmed cases we've got, which is assuming the merchant is cannon.

>>33711

Given how oily and somewhat suspiciously unphased the big red head merchant guy is, I wouldn't be surprised if this is the case. Or at least, perhaps he knows of the changing artifact, and is merely taking advantage of the situation, as actively poisoning one of his own with it seems a bit extreme given what we do know of the theft and activation of the changing artifact.

Still, that guy took it as though it simply started raining. I don't trust him.

>>33714

my thought was the artifact was going to be used on someone else that the merchant had select and was preparing this person for, but it got stolen and used on the wrong person.

My other thought was there was some attempt at making a slave race from them, due to a page taking about how their sentient was fairly recent, and that they mention but never explain why they use a lot of culture and the language of the humans. We know that the other species like those bug guys have their own native language.

Based on how the artifact works there is also probably magic in this world, so maybe a king 100 years ago had his wizard or someone try something with the yinglets, didn't come out the way they hoped, and appended them or some escaped etc, and they bred with the "lesser yinglets." The merchant finds out about this and thinks he can control them better...maybe.

I'm just glad this comic seems to have had an outline of a beginning and an end with the story thought of to it's completion before pages where being made, unlike other comics two kinds

>>33798

Yeah, having a TF fetish is probably one of the worst Fetishes you can have, in that regard.

Something like 80% of the lot is going to be absolute trash-tier scribbles, and a fair load of the remaining lot is combined with other rather abhorrent things, like hyper multidick gaint megatits and similar shit.

I just want a nice, simple transition to something relatively normal.

Don't forget sequences where the artist can't draw humans for shit. Half of the stuff becomes too ugly to look at.

>>33829

Let's not forget that most TF artists who do some good, normal, decent shit, almost always fall into that pit of complete heresy.

I mean, ALL of furry art is heresy. TF more so than most. But the shit artists eventually get into when they dip into TF makes you think that they start tripping balls, and start seeing multi-dicked abominations as the fucking bees knees.

>>33860

This is why I miss the period of time between 2000 and 2004. TF had some of it's best content back then. It was before most artists who were big TF artists either dropped off the map, or went full on heretic with it.

>>33881

Are you... not full heretic on it?

>>33925

Full heretic = mutli-dicked abominations straight out of Cuthulu mythos, people turning into diapers, condoms, or just full on ' What the fuck is this I don't even ' TFs as shown in >>33860 .

So no. I'm not full heretic.

First one's pretty okay, as far as mid-transition pics go. I'm not really a fan of the way most folk go, with splotches and the like, ala the third pic. It just looks weird, and takes away from the lot, I find.

I tend to prefer either a full individual part transformation, ala that first one, or going the route of subtle or otherwise blended change, building to full lot, more along the lines of >>26776 Though, notably, that one goes full retard, and is also not colored. And also turns into some weird dog thing at the end, while also seeming to try quite heavily to go full tilt into the 'is just an animal now' section.

Now, mind you, I do prefer a bit more beastial than the usual "literally a human with different colored skin and a funny face" lot, but going full no-communication animal incapable of actually thinking is just too much for me.

To more properly answer your question, first one is pretty good, second has multi-arms and looks fucking weird when you've paused halfway through, third looks like pedobait and has those ugly ass splotches, and the last is slime, which I'm just not in to. I mean, that's more body-covering parasite, to 'transformation', anyway. Though, I suppose it's close enough for most people's concern. Problem I have is the full loss of control, really. It's just possession and effectively replacing a body where you are just along for the ride.

If the lot releases you at the end, and you're corrupted by what happened, now that's something I can get behind. But that's more corruption/mindbreak/whatever you call it, than transformation.

>>34613

>See that first image on e621

>Think it's the first normal, well-drawn TF I've seen in ages

>Turns out it's actually a TG story; it's his mom turning into Mufasa

For fuck's sake.

>>34631

death of the author,

I see none of that in this picture and didn't read the story that's "connected" to it so it doesn't really effect me

>>34636

I dunno, you can still clearly see eyelashes on Mufasa, along with his tit-pecs and shredded-up pink nightgown. The whole thing is just ruined for me, really.

Maybe I'll post it in the edit thread someday.

>>34631

>Go to e621

>search "transformation"

>order by favs

>filter herm and gender transformation

>herm and gender transformation still fill the subsequent pages

TF is a suffering man's fetish.

>>34649

I dunno, after decades of incest and underage getting inserted into every naughty thing from Japan I simply filter what I don't like out, as long as it isn't to egregious.

>>34649

Seriously, why don't people tag the most basic shit on that site?

>>31442

speak again?

https://www.pixiv.net/member.php?id=15675379

>>35935

that's his new account though (not the one with all his previous art)

>>36627

I guess "identity death" is such a common theme in TF because the main appeal of the fetish is one thing turning into another. A mental change is an extension of that.

>>35047

>>35048

That's fucking terrifying.

>>36627

Gotta agree with you there. Though I'm not above a little coping with new instinct/hormones in some TF.

Usually when combining TF with identity death I wonder why they didn't just shoot the person and save everyone the time.