MCBICK'S PROFILE

@kentona
The morality system won't affect the story, but will affect where your allowed to go and aren't. A low morality will let you picklock doors giving you access to places not possible with a high morality, but the same can be said with a high morality. For example the fairy island is only accessible with a high morality. And to answer your question it can give you benefits from shady people like the thief's guild.

@chana
I make the paths equal by offering the equipment, gold and items equal on both paths. It is up to you how to play. I've tried my best to make it so you don't have to pick one path over the other by giving equal opportunities worth of benefits. You may want to play the game twice, once with a high morality and once with a low to gain access to everything the game has. The game is incomplete so far, but if your of a neutral morality, meaning you help people and also steal from them, you can gain access to most of the content, but this may change as I progress in making the game.

@Corfaisus
1: Its just 1 frame, nothing in the game is animated, but might animate water and lava.
2: Only the water in the game is, but beside that not really.

@Kazesui
Can you show me an example? I tried using screen related coridinates, but they're always the same when I exit a house to the overworld.

I need to be able to pan the screen at the center of a point when ever I transition from a house to the overworld. I haven't figured a way to do that yet. I have done it in the past, but it was a long time ago and I forgot how I did it.

Variables 1 and 2 are hero x and hero y. The point of mod variables is to determine whether or not your on point 1 or 2. I don't know how else to explain it.

Edit: I am trying to create a grid of 20x15 tiles per point.