The 200 Downloads snuck up on my faster than I had expected. I thought it'd be at least a week before it happened--guess I was wrong. I haven't quite finished up the new things I'm adding in nor have I completed the MP3 Track I'm making for the Introduction. Thing's are just going by so fast!

But at least I'm getting work done. I'm buckling down and really doing things now so I can make the deadline I set for myself. It really shouldn't be too hard to do so, but I also don't want to rush myself. That never leads to good things, from what I know. The move descriptions I'm just making up myself. Somewhat because the descriptions are too long for the tiny space RM2K3 gives me, and because it would take far longer to find, copy, and paste all the descriptions from my TXT File of moves. Honestly, I thought copy-pasting would be the quicker route--NOT.

But I digress. I'll be adding some more things in and finishing up that MP3 for you guys, then I'll make another release. I missed a bunch of "You"'s when I went through it, so those'll be fixed, hopefully. I also removed the slowness from the intro. It really is a pain to fast readers; I would know, I'm one of them. I can read a 600 page book in less than 5 hours. No, not the ones with the pictures. That's silly.

I've also been improving, dramatically, the flow of text in some areas. Like, there are certain things that'd be common knowledge to some but obscure and unknown to others that need to be told in the beginning of the game. So I removed the pointless ramblings of the starting trainers and replaced them with informational things that you could actually use to improve your gameplay experience. I'll be doing this to a bunch more of the trainers. It seems kind of silly to have 100+ Trainers that say absolutely nothing useful to you at all. Same with the NPCs; they pretty much just say pointless things. I'm going around and making them more useful to either story progression or gameplay progression. The last thing I want is for my Players' to be completely and hopelessly lost. So lost, in fact, that they have to come and ask me for assistance on where they should or should not go. It's silly.

Anyways, I suppose that concludes this message. It was a rather long one, even for me. I didn't expect to write so much.