THIAMOR'S PROFILE

I'm sure Wolfcoder would know if it's in violation of that.
Also question that's a tad bit off topic, but I know you can make password protected folders, but is it possible to make a program's RTP folder password protected from those who use the program?

I know you can encrypt files, but people can still find those, but if one could also add a password to them, then it'd be harder to use them.

I'd like to know something. I know the translated (older) version of RPG Maker 2003 is an illegal version, but is it illegal to actually say sell games with it, that have 100 percent original content?

I don't plan to make a game, I am working on a digital manga with a Japanese artist, and we wanted to work RPG Maker 2003 around to make an .exe manga reader for the manga itself, thus selling them the art itself, that happens to use RPG MAKER as the means to view it on.

Is this at all illegal? The only thing they'd own is the program, not any of the actual resources.

I just wanted to let you all know of an illustration in the works, a comic if you will, which goes into production starting on April 24th. I wanted to promote the Artist and his skill to let you all know just how well he can draw. How talented he really is.

Geist/Auge is a Fantasy, Action/Adventure, Sci-fi, Drama series that takes place in Modern day, nonfictional Germany, in a Fictional region inside of it.

The following images are examples of his Art work and not part of the story. Just being used to give you an idea of his talent in general. Once a release has been made, I will update this post.

I personally still think there needs to be something to limit the number of fights you get into. Perhaps it stays how it is, but you can obtain an item later on (that you can equip) that limits them or stops them. Like how Mog on FF6 had an item to stop random encounters near the end of the game.

Well then I place emphasis on the idea to opt out of random encounters rather than raising steps needed. The bar idea, where you can pay gold right as soon as the bar fills up, and it'll reset the bar, and no fights starting.

It could help balance grinding a bit more, where having people not do it as much, but then having them do it when they run out of gold to spend on opting out. Plus it adds a slight bit more originality to a "Final Fantasy" type of game, even if the idea has been used in a few other games.

Though when and if you do an airship, I do have one other suggestion. Same concept as being able to put shops and furniture in that one place. Being able to place things inside of it. Being able to alter the interior of it. Being able to alter who is in it. Shops, so forth.

It just seems like the moment someone would obtain one in a real life scenario, they would drop out of using that manor/castle/whatever, and start placing shops inside of their airship.