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I may have little wings, but I have a big dick heart.
Hey there. I've been into game making since about 2008, but it wasn't until 2014 I was able to complete my first ever game! The game was started and finished in a single week for a contest. In one week I was able to do what I struggled with for 6 years. 6 WHOLE YEARS. HILARIOUS ISN'T IT.
Hey there. I've been into game making since about 2008, but it wasn't until 2014 I was able to complete my first ever game! The game was started and finished in a single week for a contest. In one week I was able to do what I struggled with for 6 years. 6 WHOLE YEARS. HILARIOUS ISN'T IT.
Villnoire
A character driven story of grief, revenge and redemption in this SNES inspired fantasy RPG.
A character driven story of grief, revenge and redemption in this SNES inspired fantasy RPG.
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I don't have a problem with the system set itself, only that it does not match colour with the location box at the top.
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You've added some nice icons, an enemy graphic that fits perfectly and you've made the battle background yourself using the chipset.
Things like this show that little extra effort and care you've put into the game.
Things like this show that little extra effort and care you've put into the game.
What Videogames Are You Playing Right Now?
I'm playing Chrono Trigger for the first ever time, now I know where all the RM games get their music.
Battles are fast and I haven't played a SNES RPG since I actually had one. I've passed through Guardia Forest about seven times. I also liked the trial, I did everything wrong in the fair, it didn't go down well. Was I seriously going to wait while she looked at sweets?
Battles are fast and I haven't played a SNES RPG since I actually had one. I've passed through Guardia Forest about seven times. I also liked the trial, I did everything wrong in the fair, it didn't go down well. Was I seriously going to wait while she looked at sweets?
Time for my Break!
author=Bonehead11
I never understood these goodbye threads...you bid farewell to a close friend or family member, not some anonymous peope on the intertubes,its not like you can go on the internet,sheeesh.
But the goodbye threads are crucial for their return threads! Without the goodbye, I never notice they are gone in the first place.
Anyway, I always see them as a "Who likes me on RMN?" thread.
New Year's Resolutions
Sup, folks.
ZOMG SORRY!
Pacing VS Character Development
I usually avoid making these serious discussion topics because I'm not the greatest writer you'll meet, I'll keep it short and sweet.
As the title might suggest, I'm curious to know how you guys are able to pace your story while still hopefully offering adequate character development. I'm often in the classical “crossed armed swinging forward and back in my chair†pose, wondering how I can make this scene shorter and what characters dialogue is going to get cut in order to do so. I think as RPG players we can happily at times expect that long cut scene and want to see more of so and so but as players and creators of RM RPG games I always get the impression we mustn't stay in one scene for too long that doesn't offer plot, more so in the first chapters in the game. I know some games are character based that has no heavy story arc, but they seem to be far and few in between.
You don't need to answer these in this format, but some guidelines:
-Do you know of any games on this site that has a good general pacing and character development?
-Are you giving your villains enough development and how/ where are you slotting time for them into your game?
-You must grab the player at the beginning so is it better to set the scene than to introduce characters?
As the title might suggest, I'm curious to know how you guys are able to pace your story while still hopefully offering adequate character development. I'm often in the classical “crossed armed swinging forward and back in my chair†pose, wondering how I can make this scene shorter and what characters dialogue is going to get cut in order to do so. I think as RPG players we can happily at times expect that long cut scene and want to see more of so and so but as players and creators of RM RPG games I always get the impression we mustn't stay in one scene for too long that doesn't offer plot, more so in the first chapters in the game. I know some games are character based that has no heavy story arc, but they seem to be far and few in between.
You don't need to answer these in this format, but some guidelines:
-Do you know of any games on this site that has a good general pacing and character development?
-Are you giving your villains enough development and how/ where are you slotting time for them into your game?
-You must grab the player at the beginning so is it better to set the scene than to introduce characters?
Bye.
Goodbye, we spoke only once but you were cool.
PS. Are you going back to space, with the other potato men?
PS. Are you going back to space, with the other potato men?
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