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author=CashmereCat
Nice. A little alteration - I think it's "I'm glad you're back, Cody..." because she's addressing Cody so there should be a comma in there.
You wouldn't pause after saying "I'm glad you're back" then say "Cody". The "..." usually reserved for silence however. Just keep saying that line and it wouldn't make any sense if you paused in it.
Sphere?
How long should a game take to make?
http://makegames.tumblr.com/post/1136623767/finishing-a-game
Pretty much sums up a lot of your worries really.
You may only spend an hour on actually planning if you do it with some form of intelligence and start with a good idea. People are easily sidetracked and when they see hurdles and difficulties ahead of them, the panic and don't drive through. People are also perfectionists, (rewrite, rewrite, rewrite!). Bottom line really is, your game could take years to makes, or months to make or even just a few days to make, its your call, just be happy with your result. Just know what you want out of your game, if you want an epic, then realize that it's going to take time. If you want a game that only takes a few months to make, then learn how to cut, cut and cut.
On planning...
If you plan out every aspect of your game and know exactly what you want to do, its going to feel like a grind, its going to be boring, its going to be a grind. Think of a stale workplace, you know what you have to do, but do you really want to do it? You procrastinate. Leave yourself some flexibility. If you have the main story pegged and you hit a bit of roadblock, work on a sidequest where the process is all new again, get a vague idea of what you want and have fun with it.
Pretty much sums up a lot of your worries really.
You may only spend an hour on actually planning if you do it with some form of intelligence and start with a good idea. People are easily sidetracked and when they see hurdles and difficulties ahead of them, the panic and don't drive through. People are also perfectionists, (rewrite, rewrite, rewrite!). Bottom line really is, your game could take years to makes, or months to make or even just a few days to make, its your call, just be happy with your result. Just know what you want out of your game, if you want an epic, then realize that it's going to take time. If you want a game that only takes a few months to make, then learn how to cut, cut and cut.
On planning...
If you plan out every aspect of your game and know exactly what you want to do, its going to feel like a grind, its going to be boring, its going to be a grind. Think of a stale workplace, you know what you have to do, but do you really want to do it? You procrastinate. Leave yourself some flexibility. If you have the main story pegged and you hit a bit of roadblock, work on a sidequest where the process is all new again, get a vague idea of what you want and have fun with it.
Marking all posts as read?
Marking all posts as read.
Is this a feature that is planning on getting added or am I simply out of quarters?
Is this a feature that is planning on getting added or am I simply out of quarters?
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years
This is basically no different with fallout 3 has been doing, dinging you full price for an unfinished game and then paying for another installment of the actual game once it's completed. Smart for them to do so, dumb for us for buying that.
The greater RM community
@WolfCoder:
Those are two are different people from my knowledge, unless he's sneaking around lately. From what I recall Rast nearly dropped off the face of the planet after he gave up the domain.
All I'm going to say is that the look of the 'old' RPGmaker.net and the what you have here today with "rmn" is of course different but the ideas/purpose behind the two are completely the same, but with different men at the helm.
@WIP:
Its definitely been a long time, also, you should really clear up the Sphere section, the main page is now located at: http://www.spheredev.org/wiki/Main_Page
Those are two are different people from my knowledge, unless he's sneaking around lately. From what I recall Rast nearly dropped off the face of the planet after he gave up the domain.
All I'm going to say is that the look of the 'old' RPGmaker.net and the what you have here today with "rmn" is of course different but the ideas/purpose behind the two are completely the same, but with different men at the helm.
@WIP:
Its definitely been a long time, also, you should really clear up the Sphere section, the main page is now located at: http://www.spheredev.org/wiki/Main_Page
Worst game you personally do like.
The greater RM community
@Karsuman:
RPGmaker.net was originally founded by Rast, Kindred and Linguar. It was then passed to WIP.
RPGmaker.net was originally founded by Rast, Kindred and Linguar. It was then passed to WIP.
Zero from MegaMan
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