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"GONE: A grim cat with fluff. It has a curling tail and moves flirtively. On the cat is the image of finely designed stripes. BEWARE ITS CLAWS. Mittens is associated with snooze, theft and murder." ... "And the angel said to him, 'Stop hitting yourself!' But he could not stop, for the angel was hitting him with his own hands." ... "Cave Story is a jumping-and-shooting action game. Explore the caves until you reach the ending. You can also save your game and continue from where you left off."
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[UNITY] (Paid) Looking for experience programmer for 16 bit game
Hey dude, some things:
1. Present your game better. You have the opposite problem of most people advertising where you actually have something good, but you sound like you don't care.
2. Unity was primarily made for 3D games. Unless you're planning to segue into 3D later, probably not your best choice. As well, RPG maker is just a game engine. Nobody is going to look at your game, and say "RPG maker? Ew, no way." Use what works, and what'll save you the most time and effort, because guaranteed that will be your limiting factor.
3. Consider the scope and scale. Programming for a jrpg from scratch is vastly challenging as it is. Do you really need those extra bells and whistles? How many successful jrpg's out there do you know of that has all those things you mentioned?
4. Hit up the something awful forums if you haven't already. Their userbase is absolutely massive and full of nerdy types, and your game would assuredly appeal to their tastes and sense of humour. You'll have much better luck finding someone to help you there.
Good luck man.
1. Present your game better. You have the opposite problem of most people advertising where you actually have something good, but you sound like you don't care.
2. Unity was primarily made for 3D games. Unless you're planning to segue into 3D later, probably not your best choice. As well, RPG maker is just a game engine. Nobody is going to look at your game, and say "RPG maker? Ew, no way." Use what works, and what'll save you the most time and effort, because guaranteed that will be your limiting factor.
3. Consider the scope and scale. Programming for a jrpg from scratch is vastly challenging as it is. Do you really need those extra bells and whistles? How many successful jrpg's out there do you know of that has all those things you mentioned?
4. Hit up the something awful forums if you haven't already. Their userbase is absolutely massive and full of nerdy types, and your game would assuredly appeal to their tastes and sense of humour. You'll have much better luck finding someone to help you there.
Good luck man.
Red Syndrome Review
Red Syndrome Review
Alter Aila Genesis Genesis coming soon to a RPG maker website near you!
I don't know, maybe? I've got weird plans in motion right now, so let me see where that takes me.
Wow, you remember that? I actually ended up binning it because it turned out not to be all that fun to play.
I don't know, maybe? I've got weird plans in motion right now, so let me see where that takes me.
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As far as I know, Neok had another innovative-looking dungeon crawler in progress using VX Ace before this one, so maybe he'll continue with that. It reminded me of the brilliant Flash game The Enchanted Cave.
Wow, you remember that? I actually ended up binning it because it turned out not to be all that fun to play.
Red Syndrome
Haha, awesome. You know, there is something oddly enlightening about watching other people play your game.
Red Syndrome Review
Sweet, I'm bookmarking this and rereading it whenever I need to instill confidence in myself.
Also, mental image of cramming an actual hamburger into my hard drive.
Also, mental image of cramming an actual hamburger into my hard drive.
Red Syndrome
Ha, and I was just wondering to myself who got that post number after seeing 666664 somewhere.
Red Syndrome
@shayoko
Awesome, glad to see you enjoyed it! Agree that the story could've used a lot more exposition/improvement. One hour is just too short to do anything with.
@thesacredlobo
Thanks for doing this. Sorry about that bug near the end, right before the final boss. Wasn't expecting people to come back that way.
@Korokonee
I'm still waiting on yours!
Awesome, glad to see you enjoyed it! Agree that the story could've used a lot more exposition/improvement. One hour is just too short to do anything with.
@thesacredlobo
Thanks for doing this. Sorry about that bug near the end, right before the final boss. Wasn't expecting people to come back that way.
@Korokonee
I'm still waiting on yours!
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