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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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Legends Of Illarion 2: Sins Of The Gods
Hey, glad to hear that you've picked this back up again. Thanks for playing! I'm curious though, are you still playing the same version from when you stopped a few months ago?
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Currently working on replacing all midis in LOI2 with an episode of Friends.
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Named NPCs in RPGs
I think NPC names do add a little more flavor, but I don't think it's something that players actively notice. I don't use man/woman/girl/boy either usually, since I don't use a separate name box window.
Currently working on replacing all midis in LOI2 with an episode of Friends.
Legends Of Illarion: Nostalgic Remaster Edition
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Programming issuePearl Fox can't be given the harpstring, because the page has a strange condition : "The item Divine Lance must be held. I guess it's an error...
I edited on my own copy so that I can get the top grade !
Oops... harpstring used to be a real item but it got replaced by Divine Lance, and harpstring became just a switch, but I never deleted the "add item/remove item" codes. When I finally deleted it in the latest release, I somehow forgot to uncheck that condition on the page =(
"Sturgeon's Law, Taste and RPG Maker"
You know, it's kinda odd that Final Fantasy is automatically assumed to be the default JRPG type that people are supposedly emulating in RPG Maker. I don't really find that FF is always the prototype, unless the game is specifically named Final Fantasy Blah Blah Blah.
When I think of the generic RPG Maker game, I think of Alex, age 16 and master swordsman. He meets his girlfriend, a cute spunky healer princess who banters with him all day long. There's also a beefy un-magical guy and a black mage. The sleepyhead hero wakes up late and then his village gets destroyed. Together, they are caught up in events bigger than they ever imagined and have to save the world. The tone is mostly happy and cheerful, with lots of casual humorous dialogue, and anime style face sets.
The classic FFs, being FF4 and FF6 for the west, never had all this stuff. For the most part, these FF games had a serious and somber tone, the characters didn't have a whole lot of chitchat between them, and they didn't have an anime style look. A lot of other RPG cliches and tropes aren't even found in these FF games.
When I think of the generic RPG Maker game, I think of Alex, age 16 and master swordsman. He meets his girlfriend, a cute spunky healer princess who banters with him all day long. There's also a beefy un-magical guy and a black mage. The sleepyhead hero wakes up late and then his village gets destroyed. Together, they are caught up in events bigger than they ever imagined and have to save the world. The tone is mostly happy and cheerful, with lots of casual humorous dialogue, and anime style face sets.
The classic FFs, being FF4 and FF6 for the west, never had all this stuff. For the most part, these FF games had a serious and somber tone, the characters didn't have a whole lot of chitchat between them, and they didn't have an anime style look. A lot of other RPG cliches and tropes aren't even found in these FF games.
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