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author=edchuy
Now, about that that RMN Strip Loose Comic ...

I-I'm working on it. Maybe next year I'll start pumping a few of these out again.

(Mmmm...now that whole "Chocolate World Space Martians" game sounds - and tastes - kind of interesting.)

Thanks for the comments, guys.
(I really should stop writing / finishing my reviews or articles up at 1 in the morning when I’m half there, physically and mentally.)

author=kentona
tl;dr version: whore yourself out, and others may whore on you!

#dirtythoughtspleasestop

Another marvellous interview.

(One of these days, I need to give Master Of The Wind a try, considering how many Misaos it won that one year.)

Ah – Deckiller; the man of many talents! (And also makes one mean “Shadow Temple”.) ^^

I also never knew you were a Wikipedia Administrator too - that’s something I didn’t know!

- Keep these interviews comin', thatbennyguy!

Hey, I’m just like you. Even if I really didn’t enjoy the game and I thought that it was a complete waste of my time, I will still give it a compliment (even if there really isn’t anything to compliment at all).

And, yeah, bad reviews are going to happen. Luckily, with RMN, there aren’t too many negative reviews being submitted and accepted that are just two whole sentences explaining how much you should jump off a bridge. At the end of the day, bad reviews happen and there’s nothing you can do about it but to try and learn from your mistakes (even if the review isn’t totally accurate about exploiting those types of mistakes).

Besides, bad reviews can often sometimes be pretty amusing. :D

Fabulous read.

I remember that when I was a bit younger and I was first starting out making games with RPG Maker 2000, I always had the intention that most villains were just simply there to, you know – TAKE OVER THE WORLD WITH A GIANT LASER WIELDING THINGY – AND LOOK SO INCREDIBLY BADASS WHILE DOING IT!!!

It wasn’t until I got much older and more experienced with general game design and storytelling that I started to really think about the whole general notion behind a villain’s overall scheme. “Why, exactly, does he or she want to take over the world? What does that type of person have to gain? Why did they get so malicious and spiteful towards everyone and everything in the first place?” I guess what makes a good villain a “good villain” isn’t just how incredibly badass he or she looks (well, that does helps), it’s all about the general motive behind their schemes. Without a true, logical motive behind what they are trying to accomplish, a villain just isn’t that extremely memorable, or even relatable, in the long run.

I mean, I guess you COULD create a villain for the general purpose of just “destroying everything because I just want to” if it’s a comedic type of game that pokes fun of itself or it needs warrant. But the best type of villains, and the most memorable, are the “Kefka’s,” the “Sephiroth’s,” and the “Ex-Deaths,” because they had a motive behind their goals and a interesting backstory to follow suit.