RONOVE'S PROFILE

Yeah I know I have to fix it. It's just trying to pin it down. It's not the disposed window (which if too many accumulate you basically overload the game and all that and it gives a big F-U and promptly crashes). It's just mean that it can't tell me exactly WHY it's doing it like the other script problems do. OTL

Thank you closedworlds and nirex! Perhaps the reason it gives a warm and fuzzy feeling is the colors used? :P Glad you like it regardless.

author=Otokonoko
This is a MARATHON of a final boss, and each phase can and will kick your teeth in. Oh, and unless you're playing P3 Portable on the PSP, you only control the main character directly. Your other three members are AI controlled.

That's funny. I recall that final boss being REALLY easy when I played it on the PS2. Visually I liked it, but in terms of how hard and how much strategy I had to use for it--it wasn't really that memorable for me.

The bosses I usually find memorable are the ones that are more integrated with the story than the gameplay mechanic. Like in Mother 3 (spoilers from here on) the final boss. You get yelled at for attacking him (or your character just won't even hit him), you just have to survive because what's the point of attacking him? To win? That's not the point really. It blends the story and the final boss together and when a game does that, the boss means more than just another foe to kill. That kind of boss is more memorable for me than any boss where I have to spam attacks in a strategic order and all that.

Nope you misunderstood me.



The arrow points to the cut off of the light. I don't think it has anything to do with being an overlay or a parallax--all depends on how they were put onto the picture in the first place.

No I don't think that'll help because your problem is that the little glow that the lamps have is getting cut off with your copy-ing and pasting or with how you set them up on the tileset. Case in point, look at the lamp above the dark armchair. You can see that the light gets cut off pretty cleanly. You can remedy that by being more careful on how you add tiles to a map (are you parallaxing or using the editor?).