AVEE'S PROFILE

I don't know anything about scripts but there are other ways to remove enemies, such as activating a switch when the enemy's HP is depleted and making a new blank page in the enemy's event window. Then turn off all of these "foe's dead" switches during teleports to let enemies respawn. That's actually what I do with Crystalis:SFS so maybe it could work for Xearoth too.

AVGN got me. I just looked up Dr. Claw's Dump and Pump on google.

Judging from your submissions here I'm positive you have the skills to make games worthy to be called games. The Longing Ribbon alone is a masterpiece among RM games and better than many commercial ones.

Yet you might want to reconsider investing even more time and efforts to run your own "company". Commercial games that reach satisfactory levels of quality take months of full-time work and dozens of employees, while shorter games with lower budgets really don't show much profits. You'd also need to invest in the long-term in some sort of advertisement in order to spread the word about your games and get a decent amount of sales.

I'm not saying all of this to demotivate you but rather to share my knowledge about it (I have relatives in the industry). If you really are serious about game design, you might as well get a degree in it and work for an employer.
In any case I wish you luck and fulfillment ;)

author=amerkevicius
Is that Goa Fortress?

I changed quite a bit of story elements regarding Goa. Originally it is Dragonia's stronghold but I decided to make the Republic of Gaoua (Goa) the good guys' HQ. It is home to King Azteca, who's more than just a sage, and his daughter Asina who is now a super-powered fighter. Velyagun's HQ will be a new castle atop Saber mountain range.

I believe calunio raised some good points here and this is a good opportunity to point out how much RMN's game ranking system can be biased because of the possibility of a game's rank being based on anyone's subjective experience of it.

The main downside would be the impact on that game's visibility and advertising. I suppose a poorly ranked game would gather much less attention, new downloaders and new comments on how to improve it than a highly ranked one, even if both games would be objectively equal in quality.

I suppose the best way to ensure objectivity would be to review a game according to a mandatory and adopted by majority guide that clearly defines what are a game's components and how quality is measured in each of these components.