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Legends Of Illarion 2: S...
Prequel to the RM2K3 game Legends Of Illarion: A desperate goddess intervenes in mortal affairs, leading to a future of conflict between the Younger Gods.
Prequel to the RM2K3 game Legends Of Illarion: A desperate goddess intervenes in mortal affairs, leading to a future of conflict between the Younger Gods.
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[RMVX ACE] character has skill that is not on his skill list.
Countering the Psychology of Touch Encounters
I don't think being "chased" is really an actual problem.
In a standard RPG, there's no reason that touch encounters even necessarily needs to chase the player. The majority can just wander around early on, some others can move slowly towards the player, and maybe a few can "chase" the player, signifying a certain type of enemy. Some can even move away, for reasons.
I see no evidence to believe players would run from touch encounters just because they are "chased". Most players understand they need to fight some battles to get exp and gold. If the encounter frequency, difficulty, reward, etc. is reasonable, then they will usually fight.
The reason some people would skip encounters, be it touch, random, or whatever, is because either they are too weak, monsters are too strong, they are just bored of fighting, or just want to quickly get to the where they are going. It has nothing to do with being chased.
In a standard RPG, there's no reason that touch encounters even necessarily needs to chase the player. The majority can just wander around early on, some others can move slowly towards the player, and maybe a few can "chase" the player, signifying a certain type of enemy. Some can even move away, for reasons.
I see no evidence to believe players would run from touch encounters just because they are "chased". Most players understand they need to fight some battles to get exp and gold. If the encounter frequency, difficulty, reward, etc. is reasonable, then they will usually fight.
The reason some people would skip encounters, be it touch, random, or whatever, is because either they are too weak, monsters are too strong, they are just bored of fighting, or just want to quickly get to the where they are going. It has nothing to do with being chased.
Idea for Forum Signatures
Idea for Forum Signatures
I have forgotten how to post things here...
I euthanize.
The Featured Game Thread
Weren't you also the one who pushed for that other Chocobo game that got featured "recently"? It's a chocobo conspiracy.
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That is a lie. You definitely thought about this one time in 2019, but you didn't actually dig into this to figure it out.
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