SUNFLOWERGAMES'S PROFILE

If you don't want the main character to be in the party
you need to

1) Create a blank character with no sprite, etc...
(put this character in the first slot)

or

2) Create a character (from one that's in the scene.)


After doing one of these you need to remove the main character
from the party and add the character you want to be in your party.

So actually in the scene one of the characters will be a
"playable character" (even though you don't actually ever have
to have him in your party.)

The first option is good if you going to have an intro scene
or a blank screen at the start of the game. Remember that the starting
character doesn't have to be anything or do anything.
You can program the engine to do what you want.
The player will never know the difference if you
program it properly.

Edit:

To exchange dialogue you need to "Show Text."
Put a picture of the characters face in the box
and if you want the character's name at the top.
Simply have a series of show text commands
in your autorun event.

Your explanation is too wordy.

You want skill A to only be able available to
use if skill B is in effect (ie. like a status effect
or limit break?)

You might be able to do this through common events perhaps.

You know what Square should release

Final Fantasy: RPG Maker.

I think that explains it all.

If they did that then that would also destroy the ability to
rent games from blockbuster.

And I could see a huge influx in the copy game market.
(Since to use a "Copy" game you first have to modify
the system hardware so it will play the copied games.)
Doing stuff like this only promotes more criminal activity,
which would also equal a loss in revenue for the game
makers.

That is an optional quest. After talking to Fluffy he asks you
to do something in cat language, you need to figure out what he wants.
I would start by talking to some other cats because "cats are people
too."