CRAZE'S PROFILE

Now now, don't call him a dolt.

trance: Most of the people here are grown-up and don't obsess about Dr. Who's little Daleks.

MY LIST OF LIMITED KNOWLEDGE:

--Seven of Nine (Star Trek: Voyager) has great hair.

--Karen Garnet (Kinetic Cipher) has roller skates.

--Ziggy (Xenosaga) is hot.

--E. S. Dinah(Xenosaga) is pretty cool.

--Optimus Prime (Transformers) is here so that holb doesn't have a reason to ban me.

--gemini (internet) has the intelligence of a 70's cardboard robot.

--3CPO (Star Wars, original (...second...) trilogy) is golden and shiny.

--Wilfred's Helmet (Wilfred, the Hero) hold the mysteries of the cosmos inside itself.

author=Despain link=topic=569.msg7913#msg7913 date=1201066302
Shit man I haven't played many of these at all. :\

We know, Mr. Laxius Power 2007.














(I tried to like rmxp.org. I really did. But the LOLEBAY LAST-MINUTE MISAO RUSH is just lame, guys :<)

I probably only get stuff done now because of Karsuman beating me up. Of course, it'd be helpful if he actually played that last file he made me create....

Cough.

Balancing games comes easily (and is fun/important) to me, put definately not for some people-- which sucks, because game balance can be a major flaw!

Motivation also really isn't a problem anymore between Karsuman and dream project creation.

I have lots of fun with mapping, especially with VX tiles, so again, that's not really a problem (though it was in 2K/3...).

My dialouge is really, really bad... but it's not hard for me to create bad dialouge!

The hardest part, I suppose, is playing my games. I always play my games while working on them, but after I release something, I can't touch it. I tried replaying Versus Xerza yesterday and couldn't even make it to the first dungeon. For some reason, releasing a demo (or full game, in Versus Xerza's place!) really irks me.

Maybe I should just make lots of one-map games....

For RM games, I believe that a short game with a set "tree" (branches leading to branches leading to endings) would have plenty of replayability and be feasible to create alone.

I enjoy linear stories with character choices that matter; FF5 and its crazy job system comes to mind here, as does DQ8's skill point system.

As for my own projects, I'm all for truly linear gameplay. As in, you go from point a to point b and that is it. You cannot go back to point a, point c can only be reached from point b and you cannot pass GO (do not collect $200). In fact, my current project actually takes place on a line.

...figuratively, of course.

So, yeah. I enjoyed my first ten hours of Oldblivion but I doubt I'll ever touch it again. Craze is a linear dude.

We should have RS! every leap year.

If you guys don't agree with that, I'm all four quarterly.