BLITZEN'S PROFILE

On the point of Dragon Fantasy, I think the best way to remedy this problem is minimalist design. If you decrease the number, value, and scale of of your variable stats, I can imagine it would be a lot easier for the player to navigate and understand the system. Paper Mario comes to mind, and the base stat of 1 damage made it easy to understand how whatever would have an impact during battles.

Striving for popularity for your game is like wanting to be one of the cool kids. If you have to try hard, you're doing it wrong.

The only reason people do advert topics is because they want attention. Or they are searching for positive reinforcement for a hobby that is so incredibly frivolous to make them feel better about wasting their time on something so fruitless.

I have no delusions about what I do. Its silly, its pointless, and its an entertaining waste of time. I'm long past the point where I might regard it as any kind of personal pursuit or investment, or that the fruits of my labour have any true objective worth.

I might share my work, but when I do, I do it for attention. To have people talk to me directly about an interest I have. Its completely selfish and self indulgent. I know this for a fact. Truthfully, I really don't care what you guys have to say about my work, because all I want to hear is the "looks cool, Blitzen".

Am I ever going to finish a game? I dunno. Do I care that you guys want me to finish a game? No. If I did, I'd feel bad about myself for pining for kudos from the internets to validate my self worth.

The "RM Industry" is such a joke. If anyone here really cared about "professionalism" they would probably be using a different medium to begin with.

That being said, I enjoy the hobby, but if you find yourself pining for replies in your advert topic day after day maybe you need another source of personal validation.

Question: "What is the last thing said by someone bitten by a poison snake?"

Answer: "Not I, said the pig."

FUCK YEAH SHE LIKES FIRELFY ;D