LOUISCYPHRE'S PROFILE
I am also called Rasalhage these days.
Essence Enforcer
An Enforcer's duty is to protect the city and the people. But what, exactly, does that mean?
An Enforcer's duty is to protect the city and the people. But what, exactly, does that mean?
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What are you thinking about right now?
When we colonize the stars, our overpopulation will decompress rapidly, diminishing the impact we have on our environment.
This is also part of the argument for those city-in-a-building projects the world over. We live in exciting times.
This is also part of the argument for those city-in-a-building projects the world over. We live in exciting times.
Serenity
author=JosephSeraph
this is the best game from 2013 from renowned developers lou and cray-kun that was completely overlooked by the masses
We realized we had to make other games first.
of games, representation, and women's cheekbones
Is Win7 the best move to go from WinXP or can I just stick with XP?
Your best moves are 7 and 8.1. They are highly stable and run the vast majority of available software, while taking advantage of modern hardware.
8.1 outstrips 7 if you have touch input available; otherwise they're pretty much even.
Give 10 a few months to develop a userbase.
8.1 outstrips 7 if you have touch input available; otherwise they're pretty much even.
Give 10 a few months to develop a userbase.
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Preview: EasyRPG Player running on 3DS
What are you thinking about? (game development edition)
Marrend: Make a @duration variable when you initialize the window.
Make an update method if the window doesn't already have one to itself, that looks like this:
You get the idea. Windows have their update methods called every frame, so be careful what you put there. Simple math like this is no issue, of course, but don't redraw anything big every frame.
Make an update method if the window doesn't already have one to itself, that looks like this:
def update super if @duration > 0 @duration -= 1 else self.x = Graphics.width self.dispose end end
You get the idea. Windows have their update methods called every frame, so be careful what you put there. Simple math like this is no issue, of course, but don't redraw anything big every frame.
HAUS's General Art Thread
"yo Dr. Watson read my mind for me kthnks"
You are shrewd and somewhat inconsiderate.
You are unstructured: you do not make a lot of time for organization in your daily life. You are laid-back: you appreciate a relaxed pace in life. And you are unconcerned with art: you are less concerned with artistic or creative activities than most people who participated in our surveys.
Your choices are driven by a desire for stability.
You are relatively unconcerned with taking pleasure in life: you prefer activities with a purpose greater than just personal enjoyment. You consider helping others to guide a large part of what you do: you think it is important to take care of the people around you.
It's fairly on-the mark, I'd say.
Is it possible to create the ever so famous Lv5 Death skill?
author=Satedauthor=LouisCyphreHonestly, that just sounds like a slightly more convoluted way of being cheap.author=SatedThe only game I've seen do this well is FFXIV; where they total up the levels of any players in the area and modulus that. If the sum level of all players in Level 150 Death is divisible by 150, well...
I know this isn't a design thread, but do people actually think those skills are cool to give to enemies? All it does is force the player to reload and grind a bit to alter their levels... or done really badly, traps the player in what could possibly be an unwinnable state depending on where save-points are placed!
The entire basis of the game's challenge is 1) don't stand in the shit, 2) the shit becomes increasingly more difficult to avoid as you progress.
I am not sure how you could translate that into a game without positioning. Perhaps Level 5 Silence or HP % 5 Death would be more appropriate.















