MARREND'S PROFILE

You waited on this thread all of one day before deciding that people weren't going to help. How does this make people want to work with you in any capacity? I won't pretend to know why you thought more responses to this thread could come earlier than that.

Besides, why didn't you PM Mirak instead? I suspect as-so-much that you knew that tagging people with "@" wouldn't work within the context of this form, and the complaint is just for show, and looking for pity.

Not even sure if it's what you're even talking about, but Googling "karen battle sprite" returned a non-zero number of results (some of which would count as a battler sprite) of a boss/trainer from Pokemon?

Allegiances are a fickle thing. Even in my own case, my loyalties lie in whosoever would actually get me home. My dealings with natives and pirates have gotten me no closer to that goal.

At some point, I learned of a nearby Erathian outpost. That seemed the surest way back as any I've come across so far, but was also the target of the pirates that I broke off from.

By all accounts, a relief force will arrive after four months. Since the shipwreck, I've learned to be weary of such things. Will that relief force even come? Who knows, but, I should do my best to survive for at least that long.


Scenario notes/asides
Starting Bonus: Scroll of Prayer, <2 Angels>, Loins of Legion
Win Condition: Four in-game months pass (achieved month 5, week 1, day 1)

I was really hoping that I could win by defeating all foes before the stated time limit. This was not the case. So, while I was able to capture all enemy towns and defeat their heroes by week 3, day 1, (so, not quite an in-game month passing) the game didn't register that as a win. Suffice it to say, the game devolved into doing nothing except passing the turn until the victory condition was met.

Aside from that, this was the last scenario in this campaign. I spend 145 in-game days, earning me a score of 1605 (4th place), and the title of Scorpicore.


As an additional aside, I've had it in the back of my head to get a new laptop for a while. However, the research in earnest started yesterday, and my general hope to to gather enough data to make a purchase by the end of the month, if not sooner. I'm not, exactly, sure what this will mean for this LP, such as it is. It's not as if I won't be able use my current machine anymore, but, the move to the new one would certainly be a distraction.

The sub-thought in my head is to ask this question in the lost/old/rare/obscure RPG Maker game thread. I seem to recall talk of various users there trying to set up an archive for those old titles. Maybe they might have some ideas for you?

Off the top of my head, though, I think I recall them mentioning mega as a possible solution? I used it once in conjunction with a game project where I was working with others some time ago, so I know the site provides 20 GB of storage, so long as the account is active.

In that case, visit Manage Games. There's a few ways to get there, but the fastest is through hovering over your username in the black bar at the top of the site, and the "Manage Games" link there. A page will open with a list of your games that you've been involved with, either by being the developer, tester, or another position that is listed on the gamepage. Click on the game you want, and you'll be sent to another page. It'll be on that page where you can add blogs, downloads, media, and what-not.

*Edit: I dunno if it's this is relevant to your case, but, in regards to uploading onto RMN's server, games greater than 450MB cannot be accepted.