"Selling Feature" of your game Topic

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12/09/2009 06:01 PM

Ness, Ninten, and Lucas are the main heroes in my game and likely one of the games strongest selling point as well. I use a wide and excellent variety of music from Final Fantasy and the Chrono series, hoping the player will remember the wonderful days of 90's RPGs. I only promote my game on Earthbound fan sites, Nintendo cosplay forums, and Smashboards.

WolfCoder

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12/09/2009 07:28 PM

I always try to make a game that gives the player what they came for. If it's an action RPG they're going to get action RPG gameplay. Satisfying is a good word for it.

RPGManiac3030

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12/09/2009 08:10 PM

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I'll try any RPG that isn't in a post-modern setting.
So you don't like Earthbound or Mother 3?
To be honest, I got bored pretty quickly of both.
You, sir, are a disgrace to RPG fans everywhere.
Once you grow up, try the Mother series out again.
No. And excuse me for not being you.
it is simply too awesome for you to handle. Earthbound extends beyond your awesome capacity

I want to continue playing, but I was too bored of the game to continue(And the fact that my hard drive's broken and I have no access to my emulator). I seriously don't see what's great about the game.

To continue with the topic, I would really prefer if RPG games had no profanity.

Fractal Advocate

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12/09/2009 08:30 PM

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To continue with the topic, I would really prefer if RPG games had no profanity.

...I thought the topic was 'What is the selling feature of your game?'?

It's still closer to being on topic, regardless.

And... I haven't finished any games yet, so they don't have any selling points yet.

KingArthur

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12/09/2009 09:51 PM

To continue with the topic, I would really prefer if RPG games had no profanity.

The level of profanity should go along with the world setting and the character's personality. Profanity, no matter how blunt it may be, is still part of communication that can make or break a piece of dialogue.

Feldschlacht IV