QUIVERSEE'S PROFILE

Wait! I think the problem was the site the images were from was down! I think I fixed it!












How's that? Enough screens?
By the way, the title should NOT be there, it is an error I can't fix. Oh well...
Also, the battle system shown is a variation on a tutorial I found at http://uirpg.com/tutorials.php?act=view&tutid=92, by badmonur, but it has some unique features I can't show!

I asked like 6 friends about LoZ, and I checked earlier posts on this forum, and all read it as an RPG. I felt it as adventure, but I posted them anyway! You are also right on the repeating....ever since OOT, elements have been redone over and over again.

I want to reply to this just for fun.

My list is pretty decent, to me...

BEATEN:
LoZ: Ocarina of Time (At least 3 times)
LoZ (once)
LoZ: Majora's Mask (Twice)
LoZ: Link's Awakening (At least 10 times)
LoZ: Lttp (At least 4 times)
LoZ: Four Swords Adventures (once)
LoZ: Wind Waker (Three times)
LoZ: Twilight Princess (Twice)
FFI (once)
FFII (once)
FFV (once)
FFVI (once)
FFVIII (once)
FFIX (once)
All pokemon games at least once
Magic of Scheherazade (once)
Kingdom Hearts (once for each difficulty)
Kingdom Hearts II (once for each difficulty)
Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories (once for each character)
SMRPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (At least 5 times)
Paper Mario (twice)
Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (five times)
Super Paper Mario (twice)
Ogre Battle (once)
Harvest Moon: It's a Wonderful Life (once)
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga (eight times)
Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time (once)
Vandal Hearts (At least 100 times, no lie! I LOVE THIS GAME)

I repeat games. I love doing that, again and again, and I don't know why! Especially for Vandal Hearts!

INCOMPLETE
Adventure of Link

...yeah, that's all I've played and not beaten...

some games there I am not sure if they are actually RPGs, but my friends and plenty of forums have claimed them as such!

author=Valentine link=topic=118.msg3757#msg3757 date=1191535358

author=Quiversee link=topic=118.msg3750#msg3750 date=1191529229
This is my first forum post...ever.

I go by Quiversee, or whatever shortened version you like. Thst's all I have to say about me!

Ummm....welcome then.
*tries to think of clever nickname*
I will call you Quee. That actually sounds kinda cute. v.v It's one letter of from Squee.

Like I said, whatever you like. Typing Quiversee over and over again is annoying. It is kinda long!

I made the game The Legend of Zelda: Eternity Seal. It was my first project ever on RPGMaker XP. I am now working on a new game called Choices of Destiny. This project is my first with an original storyline. It is waaaay too early in development to start a game post, but I will put one up when I feel it is appropriate. I am creating this post to let people know that this game exists so suggestions can be made as I go along.

This game focuses on my favorite aspect of most RPGs....customization! In this, you can choose between gender and 8 different classes, for 16 possible characters! Each character has unique skills and stats between classes, and discrete differences between male and feamle, mainly in how you interact with others. Also, the game has 3 possible outcomes:
Good, evil, and neutral. Your actions have direct influence on your alignment, as does your class. For example, Necromancers can never become good, but clerics can never go evil. Rogues tend to stay neutral, as do mages. Being a jerk to townsfolk will bring you to evil, while saving a child or donating to a temple will bring you to justice, given that the temple is good. Being evil will cause some townsfolk to ignore you, others to listen that didn't before, and such. Guardsmen will attack if your reputation is bad enough. Also, being good will give you discounts at shops, and open up new reactions from townsfolk, which could be very beneficial. Neutrality is random at best. You never know how people will react.

Finally, the most unique thing about the game to me is the process of a dual battle system.
The first type is the same as what is already incorporated into the game. The other is a pseudo-real-time system, where you choose commands for your overworld player. These are reserved for random encounters exclusively, usually bandits or wandering goblins. That is all I will reveal for now.