REAPERGURL'S PROFILE

author=RydiaMist

author=Reapergurl
Ah. I see. Making sure I actually had the copy you distributed and not a copy someone had decided to distribute without your permission (been there countless times).

As for using anything, I hope RGSS knowledge isn't something I need anyone's permission for lol.

But I believe that at least one script I did find will replace another, more complicated and not really working script. Seriously, why is it so damn hard to bind keyboard keys to extra functions!?

And why ABCXYZLR? If I wanted to play Sega style, I'd play SMS/SG/S32X/SCD. Most RPG games I know use four !six face buttons as well as Start and Select.

◘/x/○/▲/L1/L2/L3/R1/R2/R3 FTW

Of course, Controller > Keyboard to me. Or better yet, wireless RB Strat || wireless GH Drum Kit w/2 Kick Pedals || Roland Midi Drum Kit > any Controller || Keyboard.

Oh, that's fine, I've just had some people do things like attempt to copy+paste the battle system or other complicated multi-script systems that I've edited/written scripts/compatibility for. Some people have even complained to me or just flat out said "yeah I took this for my game but it doesn't work, help". That's more what I'm talking about, haha.

As for remapping keys, I kind of regret doing it. I mapped the control scheme to something that console RPG players (dedicated buttons for each function, button placement mimicking FF titles) and PC players (WASD movement) would be more used to, but most of the game's audience is more used to the RM defaults and did not like the changes. :/

The RM defaults (Cancel is also Menu) are fine for most, but yeah...I wanted to have more. Of course, the main thing is to separate Menu from Cancel, but to add keys and functions as well.

I mean, one can simply make :A and :Z function as the back two shoulder buttons (and I often do), but I wanted to change that, if it were possible.

FTR, I normally play PC games with a control setup that has the function keys left handed and the movement right handed (and a lot of people do if they're not using the mouse like for FPS games-for that I prefer a controller though).

Nah, the battle system (I see many script snippets which I imagine correct one to three errors provided by Script A/B/C/X) is something I would rather NOT use; I'd have to know which scripts to take, what order to place them, blah blah blah, no thanks, I don't need ANOTHER headache.

All I really need is a reliable keybinding system, a better way to make Throwing Weapons (I love you Yanfly Skill Cost Manager but this method is sloppy at best), and battler graphics that represent ferocious predators. Two of the three I can get from the scripts that don't involve the complicated battle system.

author=RydiaMist
Unfortunately that's a RMN thing, it just directs to the main download. I'm glad you were able to get to the other ones, though.

Meh. It's backasswards, but at least I was able to download it, only to find I had already done so over two weeks ago...the f*ck...(just how do you do it Amelia)

Did you intend to distribute it unarchived? I mean, if you did then it's fine but...

(well it does leave a nice set of scripts for me to look at-and a LOT of them)

It refuses to download.

Really sad because I want to play this.

Guess it's off to the reject list... :(

EDIT: Suggested Storage Client: MEGA (50 GB FREE just for signing up!)

I got a good lol at the Projected Completion Date.

Hang in there dear. We're all struggling to make games.

I for one, am waiting for someone to see about a Script Compatibility issue.

Just keep working at it; you'll make your first demo eventually.

I loved this game.

I only had one issue with crashing due to battle load-up out of over a thousand battles.

I submitted a six-star rating for this game; denied but not deterred.

If I had one qualm, it would be the difficulty in getting some of the alchemy ingredients, as well as the amounts of required ingredients for some items.

Other than that, I loved the story, loved the characters (I wanna see Lynette get a girl!); this game ROCKS!

Oh yeah, the music was awesome, especially the victory ME, and G Danger...
As a metalhead, I appreciate having some metal in the soundtrack. You don't see that often in RPGs in general.