MARREND'S PROFILE

It's totally possible to insert scripts into XP. For complex tasks, the Script Editor (icon is between Material Editor and Sound Test) is probably your best friend. For less complicated stuffs, the Event command "Script" is on page 3, on the lower-right hand side.

I know it's possible to have a side-battle system in XP, as I've seen one in action for Master of Souls. Where the developer got it from, I have no idea.

I think it's safe to say that it looks bad for any game. If you're serious about using this, it needs a lot more cleaning up before it becomes tolerable.

But what would I know of such things?

2.71 x 10^100 is 271 with 98 zeroes behind it, not 271. But I do agree that this is a pointlessly high number.

No, actually, I was just thinking that the decimals and the multipliers were some kind of flavor text. As if to exemplify that the ability is little more than an all-target instant death spell that hits the "KO" status regardless of what a character's resistance to the "KO" status is.

The boss really does that amount of damage. You can get strong enough to defeat this boss (although if you decide to fight it too early it'll be impossible). The game has almost zero grinding (and grinding is most of the time pointless), you get stronger as the plot demands.

I might be able to see a game display five digits for max hp/mp. Maybe six. But ten separate digits? Without looking like a complete mess? I'd like to see this.

I'd also like to understand this concept of no grinding. If the plot demands that the party be at a certain level of strength (as you clearly suggest), wouldn't the plot, therefore, require the player to grind? Error of type: nonsensical logic.


*Edit, nitpick: I think the value you're looking for is "E", which is the limit, as X approaches "infinity", of the value of (1+X^-1)^X. Or something like that. Well, that's what I was taught what the definition of "E" was, anyway.

The number "6"! "6" is the enemy!

Sorry! Had to say it!

I know there's some option in 2K, maybe 2K3 called "Multi-Paste". Never used it myself, so I have no clue how it works, nor do I remember the context where it can be used. If you're in XP/VX, I don't think there's any such option. Not that I can recall. I'm sure I must have attempted the "Shift" method of multi-selection, but that doesn't work in the context of the database in any maker.