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Hey there, hi there, ho there!
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This screenshot is interesting. I have a couple questions/comments though. First, does the grass to the northwest of the character "drop off" like a cliff to the snow below, or does one simply walk into the snow. If it's the latter, then the transition between snow and grass seems abrupt/squarish. If it's the former then I think it looks neat.
The 2nd thing,the mountains directly north of the character are a straight line and unnatural. Look how nice the mountains are to the west of the guy. They hang over the snow in a more natural way. But the ones to north are a vertical line.
3rd it looks funky with water under the mountains directly north of the dude.
The 2nd thing,the mountains directly north of the character are a straight line and unnatural. Look how nice the mountains are to the west of the guy. They hang over the snow in a more natural way. But the ones to north are a vertical line.
3rd it looks funky with water under the mountains directly north of the dude.
Do you guys still acknowledge your early projects?
I have been interesting in making my own rpg for 20+ years. I started making my own maps on graph paper around the time Zelda, Dragon Warrior, and Final Fantasy were released on nes. I think over the years, those sketches and daydreams became the rpg that I always wanted to make. As maker programs were released, I began making it in each one of them but I never finished. So, most of my early projects are actually a single project that evolved and developed year after year as I spotted a sprite I liked in this or that rpg maker and wrote him a role in the story, as I watched this or that movie, played this or that game, read this or that book/comic book.
Occasionally, I would try to do something quick and easy as a side project. But, those projects would either be abandoned, put on hold, or absorbed into my epic. But, at least the ones that were absorbed weren't really a waste because I still plan to use the sprites some day. And, like I said, some of them I still kick around the idea of reviving.
My current project (Dragon Warrior Tactics) was supposed to be one of those quick and easy side projects, a break from my masterpiece. But, as I began working on it, it took more and more time. Now, in terms of actual work put into the program, I have probably spent more time on my "side project" DWT than I have my masterpiece.
Some people spit out games fast. And to those people, the few years that I have spent on tactics probably seems like a lot. But in the grand scheme of things, it's still just a drop in the bucket of what has been a lifetime of game making.
Plus on the bright side, I'm never bored. This is a hobby to me and it has entertained me for a long, long time.
Occasionally, I would try to do something quick and easy as a side project. But, those projects would either be abandoned, put on hold, or absorbed into my epic. But, at least the ones that were absorbed weren't really a waste because I still plan to use the sprites some day. And, like I said, some of them I still kick around the idea of reviving.
My current project (Dragon Warrior Tactics) was supposed to be one of those quick and easy side projects, a break from my masterpiece. But, as I began working on it, it took more and more time. Now, in terms of actual work put into the program, I have probably spent more time on my "side project" DWT than I have my masterpiece.
Some people spit out games fast. And to those people, the few years that I have spent on tactics probably seems like a lot. But in the grand scheme of things, it's still just a drop in the bucket of what has been a lifetime of game making.
Plus on the bright side, I'm never bored. This is a hobby to me and it has entertained me for a long, long time.
Favorites?
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Maybe a user when posting can select an option to notify their subscribers, so that way when a back and fourth of "cool gam, and thanks man, glad you enjoyed it!" can be avoided by not checking the option.
ooh, this is good idea.
Favorites?
I'd sub a ton of games but they blow up my notices to tell me every time someone says something on their gamepage, including, "cool gam :DDD" which is a lot because they are cool gams.
I looked at the settings but I don't see anyway to turn off notifications. Is there a way to follow games without getting 2 messages for a "nice", "thx" exchange?
I looked at the settings but I don't see anyway to turn off notifications. Is there a way to follow games without getting 2 messages for a "nice", "thx" exchange?
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cool screen. makes me want to check it out. only strange thing is that the towers, mountain pass, character are all shrunk but the wall door, cave entrance, flowers, and stone walk are all still biggie sized.
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