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Skills that can one-shot enemies are probably pretty stupid at any stage of the game, unless there are a lot of enemies per battle, or only one party member.

I mean, there are a hundred other things to consider to come up with a real answer. But with the way you're phrasing the questions, I'm going to assume "default RTP game" for all of them.

Currently working on Combat Specialists: Inception Saga. Going to be RMN's 2013's best released game yet!

Enemies in my game are likely to be one shot killed by the characters special attacks, not usually by most simple skills such as casting fire or ice. Takes more effort than that most of the time. Trust me I hate that as much as you guys. Going to try create a balance. Also in my game, enemies use more powerful skills and are usually more threatening the stronger you get. So weaker enemies will still pose a threat if you are not careful.

Eternia's Promise.

Not a promise well kept, but a promise. :p The Eternal Spirit beckons.

I've been waiting for a callback after a job interview I had the other day and it sucks! :c

While waiting, I've been databasing in Excel instead of Ace's editor; it seems much easier for me to organize. There's plenty of things in it like skillsets, weapon notes, and crafting notes.
I edited some sprites too: a battle spritesheet for one minor character, a bunch of Mack-style recolors for NPCs, as well as some death poses for armored soldiers.

After a long relationship I finally decided to switch from rm2k3 to rmxp. I came to the point where I almost finished the menu I was eventing, allready made a couple of custom battle system versions (which were eventually just deleted to make something better) and thought about why I was actually using the program. To be honest, it was only to proove to myself I could make systems which were thought to be to hard to event or not even possible to make at all. Cherry's patches helped me a lot to get rid of a lot of hard work (for example the picpointer patch made it fairly easy to make menus based on one portion of code).

Anyways, enough is enough. I've proven enough. I know I can do the stuff and that should be enough. Concidering I've got a small amount of time at hand to put in this hobby I decided to switch to rmxp, which makes much of the work really easy.

So the result? I've been modding the rmxp standard menu to look and work the same as the cms in rm2k3 did (which I posted earlier this month). You might see some familiar sprites, since the battle system by Atoa is used as a base for the project.

Right now I am waiting for my box copy of VX ACE to get in the mail. I only ordered it a week ago. I guess I should say I am working on my patience :P

Properly upload Eternia's Promise plus playable demo here on RMN soon after I replay it to grab some screenshots.

You basically play Scenario's for 4 characters. You open up new ones later in the game. But you only got one scenario for Ash(not pokemon Ash, stop connecting everything to other games!!!!11 jk)

I made a series of fake glitches. Seriously.

I have a cheat code that lets you visit an area, only it's dummied out for the later game. So I made a lookalike with impossible enemies and weird tilesets. You can leave fairly easily though so it's no problem.

Currently working on combat and map screen interfaces for my game. It's a juggle between having enough useful options, while still keeping things as aesthetic as possible.