Adela Isra: The Butterfly Paradox

Hey that was quicker than usual wasn't it.
This is just a short blog about a few things on my mind while I went back to work on my game.

I keep hearing people tell my that they are hyped to play it which is really good to hear, but really worrying as well. The type of game that Adela Isra is not the type of RPG that tends to fare well here, or should I say is the preferred taste? It's hard to explain. The beginning of the is going to be relatively easy. It's something that's been making me fret a little bit. I'm focusing on having a kind of learning curve that may scare some people away when starting out because the first handful of battles are kind of focus, attack, attack, attack, focus, attack etc.

From what I've seen from most of the big name games here is that they like to start the player out with a plethora of skill and status changers, and have the very first battle requiring the use and knowledge of these skills before hand. Both that way and my way seem to be on the extreme opposites of each other. I'm still in the process of trying to find some middle ground between monotonous battles, and ones with no learning curve whatsoever.

The way I had the skills set up were too straight forward and uninteresting. Even after what I said about there being no learning curve on a lot of the community games, I love the amount of strategy that had to go into battles and bosses, handling every enemy in a different way(I wish it wasn't right off that bat in the games but oh well). I'm now working on more buff and debuff techniques, different skill learning processes, and more strategical enemies while still keeping a slower learning curve than most games here.

Just worried you guys will be disappointed and happen to blow through the game with ease because you all are used to much more difficult games.

Well that's all for me, I'll be getting back to work now. I'll stop saying "learning curve" now...