KOKORO-HANE'S PROFILE

I have one more quick question:
I found a jam going on where the rule is to use 100% RTP, which I think would be fun (I want to use RM 2k3 finally). Would it be OK to make my project for both events? (This seasons one, under the seasons theme of course, and the RTP jam?).

Seriously thinking about writing up something or making a video to give advice and a tutorial on how to tackle adding voice acting to RM projects. I just love an excuse talking about adding voice acting in general and it'd be fun to talk about the process of casting, directing, cutting, leveling, and applying those lines.

author=Marrend

author=Kokoro-Hane
But I have a question... as I see it is a solo event, are we allowed post-event to update our game?

Working on a game post-event should be fine? I would, personally, suggest separating any work done post-event into a separate download. If nothing else, to be a kind of record to show how much the game progressed from it's infancy, as it were.

Oh yeah, if I made a post-event build, it'd be a new available download so people can play either version if I did do that!

Also, when we are done with an entry, how do we submit it here? Just link the game page in this thread?

author=RoyalBean
Ah I love the game so much, I just got it last night and I think I've gotten all the scenarios.. Though I might just be missing one because I think I've gotten everything unlocked but one of the fanarts... I'll figure this out somehow!!

Hi there! Much apologies for not responding sooner, I have not been on this site as often. How many did you unlock? I remember there being one slot too many, so if you only have one more to unlock, you actually got them all--this was a graphical error on my part.

I am honestly not the best mapper in the world, I am seeking to improve, but honestly I really can't let go of my "so bad it's good" styling--this is mainly due, perhaps, since majority of the RPGs I love to make are of a comedic variety.

For example, you'll notice I love to experiment with weird tiling and having empty space. I don't know why but I like empty space or weird tiling.




I like to experiment with glitchy shadows, too, haha. Makes a feel of "being under of a cluster".

I do feel like I have improved somewhat. In my latest game, I quite like how I made the main character's quarters. There's a lot of stuff, it's messy, but that is the point--he lives where all the pipes and machines are and I did my best to put more effort in this map.


Working on a sequel to my game with purposely terrible and experimental maps, I am actually working on making maps that have more effort than the original due to the fact I have no time limit. Very simplistic, but yet, I love it that way, I feel it sets apart and makes the world in a really strange way. Maybe the improvement seems subtle, but it's there lol



Of course, I do have to recycle some originally bad maps, including the glitchy looking port, but I did make it look more like a port by adding broken boats, nets, and seafood (port edits by PandaMaru). I may like blank space maps to an extent, but even I felt the original was too naked--now it looks like a real port!


Honestly, these maps are still much better than my very very first maps in practice projects I used to make, oh my lord. But there is something I like about really experimenting with tiles, and yes they make weird results, but it's fun--even if it may be jarring to some, but i namely due it if it suits the world I am making (and for comedic fantasy, it suits well IMO). So hmmm... I guess I would describe my mapping style to be quite chaotic, but I try to do so within reason of the world I am making.