MILENNIN'S PROFILE

I usually don't care so much for mini-games in commercial games, but I gotta admit that Pokémon Sapphire's contests were really fun. I like to see them done in RPG Maker games, though, and I love making mini-games for my own game as well. Within the first 5 minutes of my current game you'll be playing a mini-game that involves shooting birds with cannons, and I have lots more of crazy mini-games planned for later in the game. My previous game also featured several mini-games, like catching the right NPC in a crowd of people, avoiding rocks, racing on cows, fighting a ninja, escaping from a horde of knights and a few others.

author=Skie Fortress
I know your pain all too well. In fact I know it so well that I've begun to fiddle with RMVX Ace....which solves all of these problems in one decisively critical blow. But of course, it's a different engine entirely, so saying 'Use RMVXA' isn't much help at all.

In any case, your list of features pretty much covers anything I could ever ask for in 2k3. But most important to me is the skill cancel bug. If that could get fixed once and for all, I wouldn't have anything more to worry about with the engine. But alas, it's still being a pain. Sigh.

It's true that VX Axe is a lot more solid combat-wise, but it's so much more inferior outside of combat with the lack of event options.=( And I don't like the bigger resolution, and having to go into scripting for side-view battles.

author=Sailerius
Considering that 2k/3 games scarcely run on Windows 8, it's only a matter of time.

Then I just found another reason to not ever use Windows 8. Not that I needed more reasons, but just saiyan'.

Is there some sort of hidden hit/miss formula in the RM2K3 battle system? I've been testing battles using weapons with 95% and 90% hit probability and way too often I go on long miss streaks (missing 5 times in a row) with auto-attack.

You can download the plugin here: http://share.cherrytree.at/showfile-9174/healthdemo.zip

Credit goes to Cerberus for making it.