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The year is 1864 on the world of Atlas, on the continent of Einhorn. Over the past century, two major powers have have risen up and eventually dominated the world scene. The Empire of Judec militarized and united half of a continent in endless feudal chaos, and the Rosevelt Alliance shaped a collection of nation states linked by trade into a military and economic powerhouse.
Thirty years ago, a discovery by the Alliance Archaeological Division changed the flow of world history forever. A temple, older than anything in recorded history, full of caches of machines and tools far beyond anything devised by modern hands.
Like a spark, this was only the beginning of discoveries of massive stockpiles of like technologies buried all over the world. As reverse engineering advanced relics from the distant past, known as the Agares Era, spurs the Second Industrial Revolution, and an inevitable arms race by the two superpowers soon unravels the continent.
The competitive and unrelenting search for these relics, and the magical mineral that powers them, Etherium, eventually escalates into full scale war. The world nervously watched, and then was dragged into, a massive clash of powers that felt as if it cleaved Einhorn in two. After a decade of fruitless conflict, both powers draft and sign the Paxus Treaty, a bilateral agreement to end the long war, now known as the Grand Campaign. However, old hatreds remain, as do the Agares relics, whether they lay scattered on the battlefields, buried under the earth, or in the hands of whoever are lucky or enterprising enough to find them, hero and villian alike.
Enter Callox Pallisade, Imperial Knight, ordered home from an overseas posting, back in the Empire of Judec to quell a post war uprising. This begins a chain of massive events of what will be known by future generations as the Chronology of the Last Era.
The year is 1864 on the world of Atlas, on the continent of Einhorn. Over the past century, two major powers have have risen up and eventually dominated the world scene. The Empire of Judec militarized and united half of a continent in endless feudal chaos, and the Rosevelt Alliance shaped a collection of nation states linked by trade into a military and economic powerhouse.
Thirty years ago, a discovery by the Alliance Archaeological Division changed the flow of world history forever. A temple, older than anything in recorded history, full of caches of machines and tools far beyond anything devised by modern hands.
Like a spark, this was only the beginning of discoveries of massive stockpiles of like technologies buried all over the world. As reverse engineering advanced relics from the distant past, known as the Agares Era, spurs the Second Industrial Revolution, and an inevitable arms race by the two superpowers soon unravels the continent.
The competitive and unrelenting search for these relics, and the magical mineral that powers them, Etherium, eventually escalates into full scale war. The world nervously watched, and then was dragged into, a massive clash of powers that felt as if it cleaved Einhorn in two. After a decade of fruitless conflict, both powers draft and sign the Paxus Treaty, a bilateral agreement to end the long war, now known as the Grand Campaign. However, old hatreds remain, as do the Agares relics, whether they lay scattered on the battlefields, buried under the earth, or in the hands of whoever are lucky or enterprising enough to find them, hero and villian alike.
Enter Callox Pallisade, Imperial Knight, ordered home from an overseas posting, back in the Empire of Judec to quell a post war uprising. This begins a chain of massive events of what will be known by future generations as the Chronology of the Last Era.
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Feldschlacht IV
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amerk
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Sort of a mixture, I guess. It felt more like Xenogears when I played it; future world in a semi fantasy/futuristic world.
author=Tau
So, hows things going?
I don't know, ask the United States Department of Defense, they own my free time now.
I acutally still work on this, I just feel so ashamed about being so intermittent about my progress so I end up doing nothing. However I do plan to revamp shit to match what I've gotten done. I plan on releasing this.
UPRC
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I did not even know that this game existed before today. Looks very nice! Subscribing for sure.
Dyhalto
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Out of curiosity, are there any plans for a demo? Even an hour of playtime would be a nice flavor sample.
I don't know why I wasn't subbed to this before, but I am now and I'm really glad you're working on this again.
Wasn't there a demo in the past? Also I noticed some of the screens are removed. Sadly.
Btw, if you are using FF6 sprite, might want to look at RS3 sprites edit (from the Japanese hack). They do have some pretty cool edits you can use (something like phantom legacy's).
However, FF6's sprite is smaller than RS3's though.
Btw, if you are using FF6 sprite, might want to look at RS3 sprites edit (from the Japanese hack). They do have some pretty cool edits you can use (something like phantom legacy's).
However, FF6's sprite is smaller than RS3's though.
You dirty son of a bitch, you better make some updates worth my time!
Lest I rape you in street fighter again.
Lest I rape you in street fighter again.
MOG is busy trying to smuggle chapsets out from under the government's nose
you could say that he's becoming
notorious
you could say that he's becoming
notorious
