LOUISCYPHRE'S PROFILE

Those are some quality hills and trees!

Those lowercase S's need to be slimmed a bit, and I would also look into revising the U's, and perhaps the width of the space character.

Other than that, the font and message box is deliciously clean!

author=Pyramid_Head
Because no one uses defend anymore. So I'm just trying to get folks to use the defend command, it's like the curative items in Dragon's Dogma. You hardly ever use them, but they're there if you need to get out of a tight spot. And yeah, I guess it is like a second currency. I also forgot to mention that whenever a character attacks there's a chance they'll attack twice, or thrice. I wanted to put my two pence forward because in most RPG games when you gain skills you never use the attack command, and that genuinely keeps me up at night.

That's because of two things.
1) You make skills that entirely eclipse the basic attack, and
2) You don't manage the MP economy of your game worth a damn.

Everything you're telling me indicates that your game should be resourceless: there's no thought put into the pressure put on players, the cost of skills in turns and in mana, or anything besides. It really sounds like your game has absolutely no decision-making to be made about whether or not to spend MP, when to defend to survive, and so on.

Just scrap your casting resource, your defend command, and your basic attack, and force players to decide which skill is the least awful to use turn-by-turn. "Alright, I'll set up this buff for next turn. Okay, it's the next turn now, but my other unit is asleep and in danger of dying. Do I heal them and waste my buff, or nuke and hope they survive?" Start from there and work with more when you're more experienced as a developer.

Finish and sell a game.

I, uh, dabble. Add 4346612435 and also talk to me about your builds on the Discord. Builds are what I play for, really, and I am starved.