RINE'S PROFILE

@Ilan: The cliff in the upper left seems to need some shadows on the right side. Also the part where the edge of the under-cliff dissapears behind it looks odd, but I don't know how you could fix it.

Edit: Also, the fence in the upper left should probably connect behind the house, so it doesn't look like a few fence posts just sitting between the edges.

@karins: Try not to feel too bad about negative/harsh/scathing reviews. Everyone who posts a game here is obviously wanting to design games, and you need the negative reviews as much as you need the positive. I'd only feel bad about a negative review if I didn't actually finish a game, because then I'd feel like I didn't give it enough of a shot (and not that many games on here are 80+ hour epics anyway).

@Punkitt: Yeah, unfortunately I'm just as much of a novice with edits as I am with art. I'll probably do it for the character videos so you don't have to watch me fat finger through different fights, but then I'll have to work on editing the sound in around it.

I like how your tileset is working out to keep the look consistent, though it seems a bit mentally off to me that walking between one town to the other goes from spring to autumn. I know its a game-y thing that different towns have different theme/color schemes and all, especially for that style, just seems weird in that logical part of my head.

That depends on what part of an MMO you're trying to emulate. If its the boss fights, FFXII had very MMO-styled long boss fights with intricate tactics, as do a few other RPGs. An indie game on steam, Thats a Wipe! simulates the guild mechanics and people being idiots at times during boss fights.

Not to dissuade you, but make sure you focus on one thing/part of the experience you want to work on.

Eh, I feel it is part of the event. You could say the same about mapping or events, the other person could easily ruin what you made. Then again, I'm sure tons of us have ruined our own projects by fudging with them too much ^.~