ALEXNOAH'S PROFILE

author=Marrend
Ace, you say? This script looks like it might be useful to replicate the Deathblow system of Xenogears. It would largely depend on your own ambitions, of course. Like, I only started writing my own code with Okiku, Star Apprentice, and that was seven years ago. Say what you will of the quality of the game, but, I'm damn proud of how much of code I wrote and actually works in this game, which is a humble tribute to the Suikoden series.

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author=LordBlueRouge
I wish Aten was still around to see this, he'd love this. He loved Xenogears.

I might not have been around when Aten was alive, and making games. However, his work on Final Fantasy Dreams is certainly notable.

author=LordBlueRouge
This is really cool!...I was gonna say, if you can, see how close you can get to the original as much as possible. I'm not familiar with MV, but knowing rpgmaker - you may not be able to recreate the line and particle effects - but there's probably a way you can recreate the zoom in effect, by overlaying sprites on top of Fei, increasing their size and having them fade out.

For the blue shadows that follows Fei's attack, you can probably tint them blue.

It might be more trouble than it's worth, but getting as close as possible to the original, is a really great opportunity to learn the ins-and-outs of how these engines essentially work. It will teach you, not only how MV treats animations, but also how to solve future issues and problems down the road, because you'll know how to not only recreate these issues, but how to solve them as well. Eitherway, Great Work! I love that someone is finally doing this! I wish Aten was still around to see this, he'd love this. He loved Xenogears.

author=Nakufox
I created this.
Two portraits (only lines and color) and one sprite more similar to Fei using the Rpg MV editor

It's my first sprite, so it's not perfect.

author=Marrend
This threadhad some things about a Xenogears game made with MV. I seem to remember a gamepage too, and it was probably the one linked to in that thread. Unfortunately, it seems said gamepage is no longer available to the public, nor does the wayback machine have any captures.

That aside, I took a look-see at the video. I know there's a number of things that aren't implemented, but, I'm not really sure what the plan of the game is. Is it a battle arena game in a similar vein to Dissidia, only for Xenogears?

author=Illy
I don't see why not. You can still include a lot of the cool features that make Mana series great. The workshops, in particular - golems, the crafting, etc.

author=Darken
I'm not sure exactly what changes with the turn based nature of it. Substituting one combat system for another isn't really much of a pitch. Then again Legend of Mana is pretty much Romancing Saga with real time combat. The only thing I remember that stood out from Legend of Mana is just a really nonsensical board game system and bad crafting.