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Thanks for your responses!

I get what you mean about drawing the map in the editor with one tile set then switching to another for a different zone, it'd take some planning but having separate "zones" that use different tile sets could be handy with how the events in each of the zones would keep their behavior and positions, like if you had a puzzle room with movable parts they'd stay in the same positions that way, If you had moving NPCs you could put Invisible Event Blocks when you changed zones switch on when you leave the zone too.

The passability change thing is really interesting, you had events that moved on a fixed pattern but would be blocked on one tile set but could move on another.

I was thinking you could make something like a multi depth ocean setup where you could have fishes that would be shadows at one depth and as you go down change tile sets so the bottom rocks and things come on the map and the fish could change with a switch and still have their same positions too, although they might get stuck when you change tile sets and they get on a blocked tile, hmmm...

Thanks for the ideas, there's so much to put together from them it makes my head smoke in a good way lol

Love towns with non human looking npcs, the buildings are unique and cool too!

Jasmine ~Sephyra~ - Ichiko Hashimoto Flavoury Music
Power React - Senko no Ronde 2 OST
Total Lunar Eclipse - Zelle OST
Don't Rain On My Parade - Funny Girl OST
Glass no Kyojin - Hiroko Taniyama (both versions are amazing)
Planet Laika OST
Wind Blooming Mountain - Atelier Meruru OST
Humanity's Tale - Lightning Returns Final Fantasy XIII OST
L'Cie Hunting Operation/To Hunt L'Cie - Final Fantasy XIII OST
Rekishi wa Kataru - Simoun OST
A Rumor in St. Petersburg - Anastasia OST
Oh! and Geinoh Yamashirogumi and Yoko Kanno all the time :)

We're gonna make it to year 3000!? That's a relief... if it was Coke Y20XX I'd be worried, like "How did things go wrong... and why send Coke back...?"

Rob Co. Coke aside, Most of what has already being hashed out so far is the way I feel about right now, I agree with the strong stance against AI for this website, I'm not wholly against all AI, but anything that's had it's butt hole plugged into the internet for a prolonged unsupervised amount of time is fishy at hello :/ People always make a fuss at a choice at first, but defining this site's identity among other sites now will make things easier later on, instead of having the volunteer admins spend 60% of their time fending off a slew of projects pushing the "how much AI is allowed? Other sites let me do this?" questions, asked by new user after new user who think they're the first one asking it.

But if were talking about "banning" AI, we need to talk about how to improve "allowing" human ability on a site like this too? The talk about quality of the self made drawings kind of made me think that some people are afraid of getting bad reviewed and passed over because their art, right NOW, isn't good enough, or they use RTP, can't make their own music, or just didn't know the rabbit holes to go down to find free resources at the time of making their game. "Just do it yourself till you are better" is everyone's dream goal here I think, but they shouldn't have to keep quiet until they can be validated, right?

I mean someone gives a game less than a 4 star review (opinion) and it's glued to the game's forehead, whether the review (OPINION) made any sense at all, and shoved to like pg65 of users doing a search for "good games" and nobody else notices it or downloads it to try it for themselves. Those kinds of cheap situations should be finally reassessed too, if we're telling people to stop using cheap tricks to avoid them.

I like it! Really great job on the arrangement, gives me some Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy XII vibes too :)