DARKFLAMEWOLF'S PROFILE

I am going through my documentation and work I've done...it is insane the amount of crazy work I put into this. I didn't realize how much until I looked back on it years later. And I'll take those suggestions in mind. I'm still unsure of what to do.

Should I release a pre-alpha so people can see what state I left it in, or just hand it all to Corf with no public reveal?

Also, do you have Discord, Corf? That'd be the best way to remain in contact and work through all the details of what I had planned.

aww....guys...you make me cry... ;3;
Well, we have a new interesting wrinkle too, I got a new computer, because the current one is BSOD quite often now and rm2k3 isn't working well or at all on the new computer, so I gotta use it on the old, aging computer.

Also when I click on one map after viewing another, it 'innocently' reduces the previous map I JUST VIEWED to a standard 20x15 blue screen of blankness. I don't realize this until I accidently save and click back and it's permanently saved like that, losing ALL progress on that map! I've never seen a bug like this before and it's happening more frequently. The only way to fix it is to keep multiple back-ups of the ENTIRE game and click back and forth several maps just in case, save the game, check the individual map file size and if it looks like the standard 'just created' map size, copy/paste over a back-up copy to the map directory. You can't imagine how aggravating this is.

So hopefully, through all these problems, I may still get this done. In fact, it was suggested to me by a few friends that I should at least complete the remainder of the maps, get a few events set up so you can at least explore around, snag all the 'main six' summon creatures and just have an open-pre-alpha build for testers/players to at least wander around in. What do you think? Would that be better than not having anything at all?

I'm starting to think I may need outside help to complete this at all, but not sure how we could collaborate such a endeavor and still keep it a cohesive product.

I should honestly hide this game page or take it down for a time until I get sufficiently close to completion, because right now, real life has not been kind to me for literally almost 4 years straight and it doesn't look like it's letting up anytime soon. Thankfully, I still have all files, databases, maps, dev notes and more (all of it) backed up on several drives. So the overall project isn't going anywhere. I just need the time.

The programmer is long gone and can't be contacted and I've not a clue how to dig into code to fix or replicate either of those. So this is sorta a finished product now.