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Creator of Ara Fell, Rise of the Third Power, and a lot of failed projects.
Ara Fell
A 16-bit era, Japanese-style roleplaying game set in a magical world floating above the clouds.
A 16-bit era, Japanese-style roleplaying game set in a magical world floating above the clouds.
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[ARTIST FOR FREE] anime/characters/CG
I could definitely use some Promo art for Ara Fell, if you're up for it, and maybe some stuff for our website. I'll PM you with details soon.
Ara Fell Greenlight Campaign
Ara Fell Greenlight Campaign
Ara Fell Greenlight Campaign
Thanks, Addit. Your original review of Ara Fell is actually one of the reasons I was inclined to come back and do this, so you've been more help to me than you know.
Hopefully you'll feel more or less the same way after you've had a chance to play the new version.
Hopefully you'll feel more or less the same way after you've had a chance to play the new version.
The official English 2k3 version is out!
Ha, I see what you mean. I wonder if this is just a confusing thing to talk about. That's what me and Pepsi both thought you meant.
Regardless, I'm inclined to agree that "Variable ID" isn't the best way of putting that.
I thought it meant
Set 0001: VarX = Variable ID 0002: VarY
0001: VarX == 2
What it actually means
Set 0003: VarZ = 10
Set 0002: VarY = 3
Set 0001: VarX = Variable ID 0002: VarY (which is 3, so it refers to the value of 0003: VarZ)
VarX == 10
It seems to me what I thought originally is more intuitive. If that's true (maybe it's not) then Variable ID really ought to be called something else.
I could definitely be wrong. Maybe nobody else feels that way.
Regardless, I'm inclined to agree that "Variable ID" isn't the best way of putting that.
I thought it meant
Set 0001: VarX = Variable ID 0002: VarY
0001: VarX == 2
What it actually means
Set 0003: VarZ = 10
Set 0002: VarY = 3
Set 0001: VarX = Variable ID 0002: VarY (which is 3, so it refers to the value of 0003: VarZ)
VarX == 10
It seems to me what I thought originally is more intuitive. If that's true (maybe it's not) then Variable ID really ought to be called something else.
I could definitely be wrong. Maybe nobody else feels that way.
The official English 2k3 version is out!
author=Liberty
Really? I've always seen Variable ID as the number of the variable itself, not the amount stored in the variable. Never even thought it could be taken that way.
It's not, though. It's the value of the variable at the value of some other variable.
In other words, let's say 0001: VAR1 = 10. If you wanted to know what the value of 0001: VAR1 is, you could find out by saying 0002: VAR2 = 1, then saying 0003: VAR3 = Variable ID . That would make VAR3 == 10 (the value of VAR1).
It would not set the value of VAR3 == 1 (which is the ID of 0001: VAR1). Incidentally, there would literally never be a reason to do this, as far as I can tell.
edit: Here's an image of this.
Liberty, if I'm understanding you correctly, you're saying 298: VAR3 should be equal to 299, the ID of VAR2. It's not, though. It's 10; the value of VAR1.
Screenshot Survival 20XX
author=Superstroke
Really cool BadLuck.
It makes me think of a system I had for a different game. Do you have something similar to choose skills like a skilltree? The victorious sprite under the level up text is a nice added touch.
It works similarly to Seiken Densetsu 3's level up system up. Every time you level, your HP increases, but no other stat.
Screenshot Survival 20XX
Ara Fell's new leveling menu, implemented via popular demand (INCESSANT NAGGING) of the beta testers.
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