ELDER71'S PROFILE

author=orochii
It could be the selected option (like some kind of afterimages behind).

Or the background text, since it reminds me to that z̩̗̼̯̙̯a̮̟ͅͅḻ̠̦́g̲͉̠͇̱͔̰o̡̠͎̗̜̤̩ text thing for some reason, maybe some letters changing to gibberish, like glitching or something.

Or Both :^D.

author=Dragnfly
This is a great titlescreen.

Apprehension was first and foremost in his thoughts. How could a simple hallway in his simple home fill him with such unease? "It's just a hallway" he thought. Oh, but he knew better. His mind and nerves and the deepest hollows of his soul knew better. This wasn't the same hallway he'd walked down time and time again. There was a thick feeling of dread, a jagged yet porous dread capable of both shredding and crushing, screaming like an injured mule right in his hear. His breath caught in his dry throat. "I... I'm going to die." his mind told him. Then, he felt tears roll down his cheeks. His hazy mind, in that moment, identified this apprehension and dread. As his jaw quivered and his cheeks streamed with tears he knew- he wasn't going to die. He wished it was only death waiting for him.

This was far, far worse.

That's what I think when I see this title screen. The distance of the hall is still a natural distance but it feels so long. I feel like if I checked the rooms on the sides it'd be a bad move. Taking my eyes off the whiteness would be a bad move. But not checking the rooms would be a bad move. It has so many openings, one even bright white, and yet it feels so trapped.

author=Marrend
Wait, loading a specified slot was an issue? I thought you were using "DataManager.load_game(index)"?

*Edit: Looking into Scene_Title to see how that class handles the "Continue" option. What I came across was a call to Scene_Load. The more relevant functions...

class Scene_Load < Scene_File
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Confirm Save File
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def on_savefile_ok
    super
    if DataManager.load_game(@index)
      on_load_success
    else
      Sound.play_buzzer
    end
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Processing When Load Is Successful
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def on_load_success
    Sound.play_load
    fadeout_all
    $game_system.on_after_load
    SceneManager.goto(Scene_Map)
  end
end

...do seem to indicate that DataManager.load_game(index) isn't quite enough. Welp.

author=kory_toombs
I think so, try this topic perhaps...

http://www.rpgmakercentral.com/topic/27411-checking-if-file-exists-fixed/

author=Marrend
Hrm. By some chance, does this game involve autosaves, and are autosaves the only type of saving that exists? I get the sense things would be cleaner on your end with such a system.

*Edit: And by "cleaner", I mean that such systems typically only ever use one save slot, so, displaying multiple files isn't an issue.

Though, if I'm completely wrong, I think looking at the Scene_File.create_savefile_windows function might be at least helpful. Maybe, putting whatever modifications that would be involved into the Scene_Load class?