MARREND'S PROFILE

author=Nekochi
So I came up with a game! Let's try and describe our creations the way Ferdinand (or as I always call him, Lance) might try to describe them, the way the characters are described on the official website.

I thought the Story Test "default" name changed to Kazuhiko? Moot point, I'll still give this a try. Masako's might read something like:

"So, there's this third-year transfer student called Mitusya Masako, right? She's super-smart. She certainly has this tendency to spout stuff in a way that I just don't understand. Then there's the way she seems to know what people are thinking. It's really freaky! Though, there are times when she seems distracted by something. I wonder what it could be?"


I imagine Shoko's blat would read something like:

"I can't get Terakado Shoko to talk. On that point, has anyone gotten her to talk? Is she a mute? I don't know. All I know is that there seems to be some aura of sadness around her."

author=Jeroen_Sol
Wait, is that how you get it? By donating?

-Is seriously tempted to donate-

kentona's general response to people who want a user title is, "You don't choose a user title. A user title chooses you!" However, with the most recent update to RMN, people who have the RMN Community Chest achievement grants one the ability to alter one's user title at will.

How about a game that happens after Suikoden III, Konami? On a different front, remember that series called Breath of Fire, Capcom?

Both highly improbable, I know.

author=pyrodoom
Oh, and by the way. I really need a place to store my ideas for new games, so I don't start making too many games, and without fear of losing it. :(

I find that putting stuff into Notepad helps to sort ideas. Or, you know, an actual, physical notepad. It depends how ideas come to you, and where you are when they come to you.

Do not be afraid of writing things down in a stream-of-consciousness manner! Some of my best (and worst) ideas have come from stream-of-consciousness writing.

Just last night, I started writing a story that had a partial theme of "You don't know what you have until it's taken from you." I didn't finish it, obviously, but the coincidence is quite jarring.

Anyway, it is always an unfortunate thing when a story comes to and end. The question remains, though, will this event shape your own story?