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I develop games and I write. I have a Bachelor of Arts in creative writing and journalism. I like writing speculative fiction, horror and literary fiction, sometimes all blended together. You can find elements of my writing in my games, because I consider my games to be stories just that happen to have gameplay.
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Legionwood 2: Rise of th...
A sprawling J-RPG game and direct sequel to Legionwood: Tale of the Two Swords.
A sprawling J-RPG game and direct sequel to Legionwood: Tale of the Two Swords.
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author=KadyCandyauthor=SanaAre the downloads up?
Hmm..they're not rpgs, but if you're looking for a horror game then I recommend the One Night trilogy/quad..rilogy? w/e, lol as they're all like the classic Silent Hill/RE/Alone in The Dark games. Worth checking out~ :)
All three of the games are kind of in constant flux since I update and add new features all the time, but the downloads can be found by clicking on my user name -- you can access them pretty easily from my user profile.
The Featured Game Thread
Just popping in to say thanks for the feature, everyone. I wasn't expecting it to be honest, but it was a pleasant surprise! You've inspired me to work on the sequel some more.
CC's Feedback
You're welcome, and thanks for the compliment. The Manual was created in response to a seemingly endless parade of emails asking for puzzle answers. If you get stuck, just take a look at it'll tell you how to solve each puzzle. It's not a walkthrough, though, so the best thing I can advise is keeping a notepad or something handy so that you can keep track of locations to use items/places of interest.
CC's Feedback
Reckon you can try One Night: Full Circle (available here: http://rpgmaker.net/games/1577/? I recently released an overhauled version which I've yet to receive feedback on.
It ain't an RPG, but it's only about two or three hours long, and there are puzzle answers included in the Manual.
It ain't an RPG, but it's only about two or three hours long, and there are puzzle answers included in the Manual.
Commercial games are not allowed on RMN
What happens if a game is posted on RMN that starts off as a free indie game, but becomes commercial later on? Should its gamepage on RMN still be removed?
NicoB's Let's Tries/Plays! *REQUEST YOUR GAME HERE!*
Hmm, yes, I see. I enjoyed the video up until the point the game crashed, but I'm still lost as to how I can possibly fix that crash. It seems to happen completely at random to different people. Some report it, others don't; some are able to reproduce it and some can't. I personally have tried to trigger it, but I've never had it happen to me, so I assumed it was fixed by now.
It's probably just a matter of me having to update the battle script (though it's already at the latest version :/) though it could also be a compatability issue or something. Ace uses more resources than VX does.
Anyway, I enjoyed it, and I'm glad you seem to be (I think) enjoying the game in spite of the issue.
Also, just so you know, the Techs and Classes were explained in game. There's a drill seargeant at the campsite that you can talk to who tells you about them. The game prompts you to talk to him, and you did in the second video, but you didn't choose to learn about anything and left.
When you try again, might I suggest, if you want a dedicated healer, to give one of your characters the Cleric sub class, and purchase Techs for it. The Techs basically work like items - you buy them, use them on your characters, and they learn the skill. The character's Main Class determines their skills category, stats and equipment options. You can equip a sub class for an additional range of Techs, but you suffer a small statistical penalty to offset this.
You could also give someone the Magus class and buy a spell or two to take out those Slimes more easily.
And if you really want to play around with classes, you can buy items that alter the Threat stat, so you can make dedicated tanks and direct attacks to a specific character.
EDIT: There was a newer version of the CTB script out, so I upgraded to that. I don't know if it will make any difference, but you can redownload if you like and see.
It's probably just a matter of me having to update the battle script (though it's already at the latest version :/) though it could also be a compatability issue or something. Ace uses more resources than VX does.
Anyway, I enjoyed it, and I'm glad you seem to be (I think) enjoying the game in spite of the issue.
Also, just so you know, the Techs and Classes were explained in game. There's a drill seargeant at the campsite that you can talk to who tells you about them. The game prompts you to talk to him, and you did in the second video, but you didn't choose to learn about anything and left.
When you try again, might I suggest, if you want a dedicated healer, to give one of your characters the Cleric sub class, and purchase Techs for it. The Techs basically work like items - you buy them, use them on your characters, and they learn the skill. The character's Main Class determines their skills category, stats and equipment options. You can equip a sub class for an additional range of Techs, but you suffer a small statistical penalty to offset this.
You could also give someone the Magus class and buy a spell or two to take out those Slimes more easily.
And if you really want to play around with classes, you can buy items that alter the Threat stat, so you can make dedicated tanks and direct attacks to a specific character.
EDIT: There was a newer version of the CTB script out, so I upgraded to that. I don't know if it will make any difference, but you can redownload if you like and see.
NicoB's Let's Tries/Plays! *REQUEST YOUR GAME HERE!*
It's actually apparently based on an old PSX game called LSD Dream Emulator. That was essentially the same game, except in 3D and in first person. Yume Nikki had more of a structure to it though, in that there was actually a goal, whereas LSD is just a succession of random dreams without a point (it's unsettling, though).
NicoB's Let's Tries/Plays! *REQUEST YOUR GAME HERE!*
Hey! I enjoyed the Yume Nikki playthrough (that game confused the hell out of me when I tried it)!
Just letting you know for when you resume Legionwood 2 that I've uploaded a new version. The only thing it fixes is a late game boss using an attack that cuts his stats down to 1. If you intend on going that far and completing the whole beta, you should get it; don't worry otherwise :)
Just letting you know for when you resume Legionwood 2 that I've uploaded a new version. The only thing it fixes is a late game boss using an attack that cuts his stats down to 1. If you intend on going that far and completing the whole beta, you should get it; don't worry otherwise :)
NicoB's Let's Tries/Plays! *REQUEST YOUR GAME HERE!*
Ah! Yes, upon watching the videos, it does seem that you ARE playing the latest version. I was sure I'd renamed the project in the System tab, but apparently I didn't. Seeing "1.1" in the title bar alarmed me at first, is all, and I didn't have time last night to watch the videos in full.
In any case, I enjoyed both videos, found them hilarious and informative and appreciate the effort. Looking forward to more!
One thing I do really want to change though is the speed at which the text scrolls in the intro. Your video tells me it's way too fast (though it's on Ace's lowest speed setting), so I may end up doing it with Pictures instead.
In any case, I enjoyed both videos, found them hilarious and informative and appreciate the effort. Looking forward to more!
One thing I do really want to change though is the speed at which the text scrolls in the intro. Your video tells me it's way too fast (though it's on Ace's lowest speed setting), so I may end up doing it with Pictures instead.
NicoB's Let's Tries/Plays! *REQUEST YOUR GAME HERE!*
Hi NicoB.
I noticed you have started on Legionwood 2! I didn't know until now, but I'm going to watch them immediately. Unfortunately, I'm still recovering from a hard drive crash so it will be a week or two until I can get access to the game from my old computer to address any of the criticism (I know there are still some balancing issues with the classes - I really suck at balancing, so things like this Let's Try are helpful), but I appreciate it nonetheless, and thanks!
By the way, you're narration is sufficiently hilarious and I'm really enjoying it. Quite entertaining.
EDIT: I noticed in the videos that you're playing Beta Build 1.1... This is an extremely outdated version! There are a lot of bugs, bad balancing, general issues and lack of polish etc, that you won't be experiencing if you upgrade to the latest version (2.2).
I guess I assumed you'd download the latest one before you began playing, but it's probably my fault since I didn't let you know an updated version was out. I received a fair bit of feedback since I requested the Let's Try and managed to fix up a lot of issues.
Please don't play this version anymore - it really is a very different game, and I'd feel much better if you gave the updated one a try since I feel it's a lot better, and the balancing, combat system and difficulty is a lot less out of whack, not to mention there's a whole new stat (Threat).
Full changelog for those interested who are following the Let's Try:
I noticed you have started on Legionwood 2! I didn't know until now, but I'm going to watch them immediately. Unfortunately, I'm still recovering from a hard drive crash so it will be a week or two until I can get access to the game from my old computer to address any of the criticism (I know there are still some balancing issues with the classes - I really suck at balancing, so things like this Let's Try are helpful), but I appreciate it nonetheless, and thanks!
By the way, you're narration is sufficiently hilarious and I'm really enjoying it. Quite entertaining.
EDIT: I noticed in the videos that you're playing Beta Build 1.1... This is an extremely outdated version! There are a lot of bugs, bad balancing, general issues and lack of polish etc, that you won't be experiencing if you upgrade to the latest version (2.2).
I guess I assumed you'd download the latest one before you began playing, but it's probably my fault since I didn't let you know an updated version was out. I received a fair bit of feedback since I requested the Let's Try and managed to fix up a lot of issues.
Please don't play this version anymore - it really is a very different game, and I'd feel much better if you gave the updated one a try since I feel it's a lot better, and the balancing, combat system and difficulty is a lot less out of whack, not to mention there's a whole new stat (Threat).
Full changelog for those interested who are following the Let's Try:
- Added cutscene to the intro fleshing out Lionel and Clara.
- Various script edits, rewrites and alterations.
- Vanishing characters issue is fixed.
- Skipping the intro no longer prevents your characters from getting skills and items.
- Sub Classes no longer provide you with additional equipment options.
- Equipping a Sub Class now incurs a small statistical penalty, to attempt to balance equipping it.
- The Shield Earring no longer grants Attack. It now only grants Defense and Wisdom like it was meant to.
- The Swift Shoes now increase Agility by 20 instead of 50.
- There are no longer squares in the battle text.
- Enemies have had their Attack, Wisdom and Defense increased by 10%.
- The Curse Dryad is no longer encounterable in random encounters.
- Silencing now prevents Magus, Cleric and Rogue Techs from being used.
- Offense Ring, Mind Ring, Shoulder Pad and Shield Earring now grant percentage based bonuses.
- An extra cutscene has been added when the player enters the Forum in the intro.
- The description for the "Energy Bolt" item has been fixed.
- Battle items have been made slightly stronger.
- Inn fade out time has been decreased by half.
- Blacksmiths no longer ask the redundant "can I help you? yes/no" question.
- Various typos have been corrected.
- Shop scene has been upgraded to now show detailed information about purchases.
- The Stun ailment no actually ends.
- Some rebalancing has been done in Hunter's Cave and Ironrim Mine.
- Small cut scene movement errors cleaned up in Ironrim Mine and after the Curse Dryad fight.
- Brennus has been made harder to kill.
- The Slimes in Hunter's Cave have been made considerably weaker.
- The Beast Cloak description no longer runs off-screen.
- Finally fixed the battle crashing script bug!
- Defending for a turn no longer displays the message "... has stopped covering allies."
- Take Aim now increases Hit Rate, and not Threat.
- Items and equipment have been added in order to implement basic control of Threat.
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