THENECROMANCER'S PROFILE

Good read!

I would agree that randomness in battle is usually a bad idea. Randomness outside of battle can make for a great game. For example, every time you enter a dungeon a random number determines what obstacles you face. Even if it's small aesthetic changes it would add extra replay value to the game and give each player a unique experience.

The trips in SSBB are a horrible game mechanic for a fighting game, especially one so focused around movement.

author=Solitayre
Actually, trips in SSBB aren't random. Certain abilities can cause you to trip if you get hit by them. That isn't to say they aren't very stupid.

What data did you base this on? What ability other than banana peels forces a trip?

Your worried about writing something that is already known yet all this tutorial says is that you can use /v to show a variable in a message box. http://rpgmaker.net/tutorials/43/

This is more an advertisement for your game than a tutorial. The least you could do is explain something useful.

author=raikenjenova
Excuse me, but can we make a "Real Clock" (our current time) attached at the game instead of variable clock?

It's only possible if you input the current time every time you start the game then have it follow normal hour:minute flow.

And now that I actually read the content of this tutorial hahah it doesn't even explain how to code the function of counting seconds.

I would suggest not using Shift to display something like a clock. It's an extra feature, in most games, and the shift button would be better used to activate something more important(run, attack, special menu...)