KALIESTO'S PROFILE

Personally I only find graphics a issue if your game is going to be commercial.
(Which is common sense anyway)

I remember years ago when Neverwinter Nights was a thing that content creators would make all sorts of tilesets, monsters, etc, but somewhere down the line it became from being community driven to "For the Glory Hogging". CEP was the answer for some of the problems (though it had it's drawbacks on technical issues), but in reality there a lot of High-Quality work that was never being shared, and being stuck to this day on PW worlds (Multiplayer Worlds). Want to see a badass looking Carrion Crawler? Too bad..we can't let the unwashed masses use our work, but you can enjoy the more crappy looking ones!

We also had problems of Content Creators forcing people to sit in one camp or the other, but didn't think of the possibility to merge their projects together in order to provide a better NWN experience. It baffles me those same people today are still stuck on that train of thought, but not realizing that this is what destroyed the community.

I always preach a Modding community fails when nobody wants to work together for a common goal which is providing what we make, and merge our works together instead of going against each other.

Just thinking about the NWN community leaves me a little sour because there was so much potential, but it was devolved into petty bickering.

This conversation kind of reminded me of it, but I can't say that NWN, and RMN are too similar as there is some differences.

Now I think about it I think it would be neat to see a Technical RMN tool that has a script auto-generator for any basic events since NWN had something like this. It would be good for beginners, and useful for advanced script Users looking to make some shortcuts.

By the way @ Hextona -

I've noticed the same thing with Video Game Remixers, and that does not seem to stop them either to sell their remixes on Bandcamp, and support through Patreon. I don't know how they even get away with that unless they're providing some kind of cut-deal with the original composer. At the same time though..I think the original composers may not really care about it since Video Game Music is not really a big mainstream seller, and probably never will be. Video Game Music seems to be in this really really strange area that I can't really describe.

What in the world kind of song is this?:

Hopefully he'll succeed. He has a lot more sprite material to work with nowadays to make this game interesting.

So I was wondering about this for awhile, but I didn't know the hero actually had his helmet off in a spin-off title..so that explains the Blonde hair he has.