MRCHEARLIE'S PROFILE

...sorry I don't understand so much what are you asking for. Maybe that's the reason of why people haven't anwser yet in this topic. so... what are you trying to ask for?

What are your thoughts?
this is pretty interesting topic, I have many comments about other comments (some silly, some are not) but I am going to save all those to keep it short (due that there are pretty long post, especially max one's)

Rather than anything, give me the truth, that's what critism is about, yes it is hard, and most of time we get blind because we don't get what we want,
♫♪WE ONLY GET WHAT WE GIVEEEEEEEEEE♪♫ sorry about that, I couldn't resist it

So, is it hard to be a new RPG Maker user when there are such high standards in place already?
So talking about the high standards... bullshit, if someone feels intimidate with those games, it's just... bullshit. You are not really intimidate by them, those are great source of inspiration, when I see high standards game I am like "O.O wow, you can create great things with this engine", if you get to the point of, "shit my game is not like this other games"... again, you are blind cause you want to see what you want, it is not high standard games intimidation, it is self intimidation. (I hope someone get my point)

Are we doing a good job of integrating new members?
...The community can't do so much in terms of integrating, (only in introduction forum), we can not say, hey man, post more, submit more games, compete on the contest. The only thing we can do it is to be polite, supportive and helpful if the member ask for something or do something,otherwise we can't do anything, or if not, get the new member to understand that being polite, supportive and helpful it's just not part of us (without getting to the point of being a bully or a troll). It is the new member the one that has to do the other part of integration.

If not, then how will that affect the RPG Making community--particularly RMN--in the future?
One does not simply predict the future

How many entries kentona?

Damn, learn to programate it's more tirefull than I expected to be (a whole day just to learn how to put switches, variables and other PRETTY basic things. it's going to be a long way to create a game)

LockeZ: I am planning to do a fan sequel.

Chana: Yes, I known about all them :P, I just found this program "Delphi" that I am interesting in give it a try, so I think lolo requires a low level of programattion comparing it to an RPG game (and also it's fun). But if you give to pick one from the engines displayed on the community, I would pick any rpg-maker or even the game maker due that those have a pretty acessible interface to create one. (Don't missunderstand me, not that I want complicate myself by evading the engines that already make's easier the creation of games,I want to learn this programation language by creating a game) Also, it looks great that project, thanks for sharing, not fan of the tridimensional art, but beside that, yes, pretty similar for what I want to achieve.

So...

author=MrChearlie
What would you like to see new, what would you take rid off.
What make this game great, what didn't so much

Edit: Didn't saw your comment hallibaca sorry, but... yes I have though many things about what can I do :D but that of the water currents never pass through my mind, take for sure that I will put that in my game ;), that's why I am asking for this things.