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author=Max McGee link=topic=2430.msg44418#msg44418 date=1226856773
Well done AeroGP, you are automatically more respectable than anyone who said RPG Maker.
Don't see any games from you, though!
It's not finished, but I might make a thread about it...
STOP POSTING HERE SO MUCH
EDIT: I have little emotional control, and cannot be reliably expected to contribute to anything for any number of reasons: a lack of apathy, a stubborn attachment to my own opinion/belief, a plain lack of interest, etc.
I post most often here because it has the most things for someone like me to do, and even then I don't post here that often, either.
I post most often here because it has the most things for someone like me to do, and even then I don't post here that often, either.
The only hypothetical question that matters...for game developers who are also grownups.
If I had the means to dig myself out of any potential "hole" I dig myself into at "such-and-such" location, then yes, I'd leave in a heartbeat. No sooner and no later.
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Smash Bros. Tier List
author=Euphorian link=topic=2442.msg43995#msg43995 date=1226727738
I think it's shitty that supposedly evenly matched players win with certain characters, however, I don't think any 'Tiers are for Queers' movement matters at all. This isn't a social construct; there is (hopefully?) organized and collected data that supports these lists, and if they turn out to be true, there's no disputing it.
Tournament data.
Grammar Lesson to the Masses
Good vs. Well.
Well is an adverb, good is an adjective. They cross when used to described "wellness" (i.e: "I don't feel good"; "I don't feel well"), but otherwise good describes nouns ("This is a good banana.") and well describes verbs ("This brake pedal works really well"), except for sensations ("The banana tastes good," not "The banana tastes well.")
Well is an adverb, good is an adjective. They cross when used to described "wellness" (i.e: "I don't feel good"; "I don't feel well"), but otherwise good describes nouns ("This is a good banana.") and well describes verbs ("This brake pedal works really well"), except for sensations ("The banana tastes good," not "The banana tastes well.")
Make (and discuss) RPG Classes
2 point(s) - Trinketskill (knows how most things work)
5 points(s) - Utilitarianism (critical thinker)
3 point(s) - Sneak (very agile)
1 point(s) - Charismatic Flair (at least hygienic)
-1 point(s) - Just a Poor Boy (raised in the slums)
Characteristics:
Description: A government spy who learned the ways of the world by climbing the ranks of thieves. Cynical and down-to-earth, but genuinely kind-hearted. He gets things done with numerous survival tactics and an unnatural sense of awareness.
Edit:
Battle Crys: (I wanna do this, too! ;_;)
"Shoot, there's too many of them!" - When ganged up on.
"Sorry, but I can't let you live." - When fought one on one.
"No satisfaction to a quick victory." - When fighting someone of lower level.
"Let's see who's more cunning." - When fighting someone of a higher level.
"I think I can take them." - Normal battle cry.
"A tactical retreat." - When escaping.
"I can still fight!" - When revived.
"Thank you, I guess." - When healed.
"Keep fighting!" - When healing.
"It can't end... like this..." - When slain.
"Nothing personal." - When slaying an enemy.
"Only the strongest remain." - When slaying final enemy of an encounter
"You had it coming." - When slaying a boss
"I don't normally do this, but it's worth a try! <INSERT SKILL NAME HERE>" - When using a skill.
"Your will is weak." - When trying to intimidate.
5 points(s) - Utilitarianism (critical thinker)
3 point(s) - Sneak (very agile)
1 point(s) - Charismatic Flair (at least hygienic)
-1 point(s) - Just a Poor Boy (raised in the slums)
Characteristics:
- Highly curious
Prefers to "blend in"
Likes taking things apart
Chronic insomniac
Almost never smiles
Description: A government spy who learned the ways of the world by climbing the ranks of thieves. Cynical and down-to-earth, but genuinely kind-hearted. He gets things done with numerous survival tactics and an unnatural sense of awareness.
Edit:
Battle Crys: (I wanna do this, too! ;_;)
"Shoot, there's too many of them!" - When ganged up on.
"Sorry, but I can't let you live." - When fought one on one.
"No satisfaction to a quick victory." - When fighting someone of lower level.
"Let's see who's more cunning." - When fighting someone of a higher level.
"I think I can take them." - Normal battle cry.
"A tactical retreat." - When escaping.
"I can still fight!" - When revived.
"Thank you, I guess." - When healed.
"Keep fighting!" - When healing.
"It can't end... like this..." - When slain.
"Nothing personal." - When slaying an enemy.
"Only the strongest remain." - When slaying final enemy of an encounter
"You had it coming." - When slaying a boss
"I don't normally do this, but it's worth a try! <INSERT SKILL NAME HERE>" - When using a skill.
"Your will is weak." - When trying to intimidate.
SkyE
Nobody made a review yet?
This game is very well made. For an hour or so, you get a great deal of variety, level-building aspects, and that socialization factor common amongst sims. The presentation is fresh and stands out amongst most RPG Maker games. I felt, though, that having to pick an area to explore was like taking a shot in the dark, and as a result it didn't feel all that rewarding, especially those moments when you found nothing but got launched into combat anyways.
Also, It didn't take rocket science for me to realize, after looking at how focus increases, that those red orb shields those specific enemies emit at times could jack up my focus really high if I just sat there with my shield up. And unfortunately they did, so I already had max focus after the second fight. ;_;
Still, great job. I was entertained, and that's important. =)
This game is very well made. For an hour or so, you get a great deal of variety, level-building aspects, and that socialization factor common amongst sims. The presentation is fresh and stands out amongst most RPG Maker games. I felt, though, that having to pick an area to explore was like taking a shot in the dark, and as a result it didn't feel all that rewarding, especially those moments when you found nothing but got launched into combat anyways.
Also, It didn't take rocket science for me to realize, after looking at how focus increases, that those red orb shields those specific enemies emit at times could jack up my focus really high if I just sat there with my shield up. And unfortunately they did, so I already had max focus after the second fight. ;_;
Still, great job. I was entertained, and that's important. =)
Smash Bros. Tier List
No matter what you think and no matter what you do, certain characters are in fact better than others. As long as you don't use it as an excuse to not improve your skills, it's fine. You can still win a match-up if you're just flat out better than your opponent, but don't fool yourself into believing your both playing on even footing.
Using a lower-tier character takes talent, but you're still handicapped against the better characters. That's all tiers are supposed to represent; "queers" are those idiots who use tiers as the end-all-be-all of gaming because they don't know the meaning of "risk=reward."
Using a lower-tier character takes talent, but you're still handicapped against the better characters. That's all tiers are supposed to represent; "queers" are those idiots who use tiers as the end-all-be-all of gaming because they don't know the meaning of "risk=reward."
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