RHYME'S PROFILE

author=Versalia
Open it ONE time, write your script snippet, use <damage: type> tag without ever opening the script editor again. This is a pretty weak argument. It's like saying you shouldn't have to open the database for everything. They're just the front and back of the exact same interface.

Well, not everyone will be using YEM, you know.
Although it is an excellent script compilation, it doesn't fit everyone's needs.

In general, an average user would probably pick a built-in damage algorithm editor than opening the script editor and finding and using the damage formulations in there (even more if they don't use a script that makes this easier). RGSS(3!) still exists for those who want "advanced" control over their damage algorithms.

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It's maybe the same thing, but it'd be easier and much more convenient for people now (time saver, ease of use, and user friendliness). Forgettable Forgetful people can forget what script snippet they wrote and will have to refer into the editor every time. Including it in the database makes it much easier for them.

author=Arandomgamemaker
If i win, i'm totally making you a princess.

:D

author=ElectricalKat
When I was young (and pretty foolish), I played a very old MMO named "Nexus: Kingdom of the Winds". It had some really interesting concepts that I think would still set it apart from many MMOs today, had it not been more or less ruined by its parent company as time passed, resulting in the loss of 80% of its community. Now, well, its very well-developed world is quite barren.

I vaguely remember playing that! It was called Nexia here though. I played it often with my cousin when I was still around 6.

\n[id] with id being the ID of the character. \n alone will not work.

kentona introduced me to Opera's element editing abilities yesterday and we messed with the front page a bit. :D