LIBERTY'S PROFILE
I enjoy playing and creating games (mostly RPGs) and have a love of story and characterisation above graphics. I've been into RM* since '96 and have used all makers - started on the PSX makers, found and used a patched version of the SNES RM, then moved to RM95. When I found RM2K I finally decided to join some forums and I've been a part of the community ever since.
Absolute Justice
Site last broken: 7th January, 2017
Before that: 24th May 2016
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Absolute Justice
Site last broken: 7th January, 2017
Before that: 24th May 2016
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Top Ten Topic: Playstation 2 Games
1 - Suikoden V
2 - Dragon Quest VIII
3 - Legend of Legaia II
4 - Wild ARMs 3
5 - Dark Cloud
6 - Suikoden III
7 - Suikoden Tactics
8 - Harvest Moon
9 - FF XII
10 - FF X
I would have put Suikoden IV... but I hate it. Same with Star Ocean 3. I need new games.
It is the second best of the Suikoden series (Suikoden II was better ^.^). Suikoden > DQ/W > FF It'd be well worth it.
2 - Dragon Quest VIII
3 - Legend of Legaia II
4 - Wild ARMs 3
5 - Dark Cloud
6 - Suikoden III
7 - Suikoden Tactics
8 - Harvest Moon
9 - FF XII
10 - FF X
I would have put Suikoden IV... but I hate it. Same with Star Ocean 3. I need new games.
It is the second best of the Suikoden series (Suikoden II was better ^.^). Suikoden > DQ/W > FF It'd be well worth it.
[GAMEDEV REDUX] Share your brainstorming
Working on the duel system in RS, I thought about using it for something else...
DUEL GAME
Basically a duel game where you can pick from a group of different fighters and enter a duel with them. Each character would have different strengths and weaknesses. You'd be able to duke it out against either a random character or (if playing two-player) a friend.
Add in unlockable characters and rewards for winning duels, of course. And the best part would be that I'd already have the duelling code mostly sorted. ^.^
MOBILE WARS (or something to that effect)
Ringtone battles. I'm not gonna do this one, I already decided, but if anyone wants to pinch the idea, go right ahead. I always thought it'd be a great minigame for a modern setting.
Basically you start on your birthday by getting a mobile from your parents. It'd be a piece of junk... but it's your piece of junk. Now you collect ringtones (starting with crappy ones) and have to 'battle' it out against strangers to build up both your reputation as a 'happening' fellow/gal as well as a mobile virtuoso.
I was thinking the battles could be popularity based rock-paper-scissor style, with about six rounds. ie: Realtone vs polyphonic, song vs sound etc.
You could swap tones with your friends, buy them or gain them after beating another battler. Maybe a limit to how many, dependant on your phone's memory and memory cards, as well?
Yeah, it's not too fleshed out.
DUEL GAME
Basically a duel game where you can pick from a group of different fighters and enter a duel with them. Each character would have different strengths and weaknesses. You'd be able to duke it out against either a random character or (if playing two-player) a friend.
Add in unlockable characters and rewards for winning duels, of course. And the best part would be that I'd already have the duelling code mostly sorted. ^.^
MOBILE WARS (or something to that effect)
Ringtone battles. I'm not gonna do this one, I already decided, but if anyone wants to pinch the idea, go right ahead. I always thought it'd be a great minigame for a modern setting.
Basically you start on your birthday by getting a mobile from your parents. It'd be a piece of junk... but it's your piece of junk. Now you collect ringtones (starting with crappy ones) and have to 'battle' it out against strangers to build up both your reputation as a 'happening' fellow/gal as well as a mobile virtuoso.
I was thinking the battles could be popularity based rock-paper-scissor style, with about six rounds. ie: Realtone vs polyphonic, song vs sound etc.
You could swap tones with your friends, buy them or gain them after beating another battler. Maybe a limit to how many, dependant on your phone's memory and memory cards, as well?
Yeah, it's not too fleshed out.
Release Something! Day II: The Sequel [March 20th]
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As long as I have the time, I'll try and get a demo of my RMVX game "Philadelphia" out.
I read that as Paedophilia for some reason. ^o^ Silly me.
We Did It First screenshot thread
Narissa talks to one of her few friends about the day ahead. Yay for dorm rooms, buds and pyjamas. And ponytails.

Sprite edits ahoy! I'm finding 8bit sprites both easy and harder to edit because of their size.
Realms Shattered

Sprite edits ahoy! I'm finding 8bit sprites both easy and harder to edit because of their size.
Realms Shattered
Release Something! Day II: The Sequel [March 20th]
Everlasting Journey
Top Ten Topics: TV Shows!
Yeah, but the thing is I saw the first few episodes and just... didn't like it? As I said, it's probably just me.
<And I agree with you about Lost, Ciel. It's like survivor with a plot. A meagre plot at that. I like Heroes, though.>
<And I agree with you about Lost, Ciel. It's like survivor with a plot. A meagre plot at that. I like Heroes, though.>
Top Ten Topic: Books! (Fiction)
His Dark Materials - Phillip Pullman. Great trilogy.
Wheel of Time - Robert Jordan. One of my favourite fantasies. I've read them about five times through and own them all - except the last, of course.
Kings Assassin/Liveship Traders/Golden Fool trilogies - Robin Hobbs. Trilogies which can stand on their own but are better together.
The Bitterbynde Trilogy - Cecelia Dart-Thornton. Great Aussie writer who took 12 years to finish this series and was 'found' over the internet. A lot of celtic influence in her writing... though she has a lot of sunsets.
Nightrunner/Tamir Trilogies - Lynn Flewelling. Great fantasies. One of my favourite authors.
David Eddings! Anything written by him, whether it be his 'real world' stories or fantasy, he's a great writer with some signature expressions. "What a dear boy". ^.^ Love the Elenium/Tamuli are my favourites.
Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling. A good series.
Garth Nix - Love love love. <3
Hm. I can't think of any others, so I'll leave this and go dig through my book piles.
Wheel of Time - Robert Jordan. One of my favourite fantasies. I've read them about five times through and own them all - except the last, of course.
Kings Assassin/Liveship Traders/Golden Fool trilogies - Robin Hobbs. Trilogies which can stand on their own but are better together.
The Bitterbynde Trilogy - Cecelia Dart-Thornton. Great Aussie writer who took 12 years to finish this series and was 'found' over the internet. A lot of celtic influence in her writing... though she has a lot of sunsets.
Nightrunner/Tamir Trilogies - Lynn Flewelling. Great fantasies. One of my favourite authors.
David Eddings! Anything written by him, whether it be his 'real world' stories or fantasy, he's a great writer with some signature expressions. "What a dear boy". ^.^ Love the Elenium/Tamuli are my favourites.
Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling. A good series.
Garth Nix - Love love love. <3
Hm. I can't think of any others, so I'll leave this and go dig through my book piles.
Top Ten Topics: TV Shows!
I saw it. It didn't take. Usually I like that kind of thing... but it didn't take. Maybe I'm weird like that.














