WHEELMANZERO'S PROFILE

The skill learning system is incredibly addictive. I can't remember the last time I had this much fun with an rpg maker game. The battlers various art styles clash, but it doesn't particularly ruin the experience for me. There's something to be said for the simple joy of building a custom character while punching monsters in the face.

One quick tip for making better dialogue; whenever a character is speaking, imagine their voice in your head. You'd be surprised how much easier it makes things.

Aaaanyway...what I love most about rpgs is the feeling of getting stronger. Usually at the beginning of an rpg, you're a novice warrior wielding a sword made out of duct tape and paperclips. By the end of your journey, you're a powerhouse capable of summoning fiery balls of death from the sky and smiting edrich abominations, gods, and abominable eldrich gods. The thrill lies in the journey earning that power.

One thing I noticed about the game was that the power was pretty much given to me at the start, rather than being earned through gameplay. You have a lot of attacks going on, so spread them out across your characters levels. That way, the player will battle in eager anticipation of leveling up, because they know a shiny new ability is waiting for them. In regards to abilities, make sure to give each of your attacks meaningful differences. A player won't care if they get a new ability if they think it's useless or otherwise unenjoyable to use.

Of course, enemies need to become progressively more difficult over time to test the player's newfound strength and abilities. I'd suggest testing battles while setting the party's level at whatever stage of growth you believe the party should be at, and tweak the enemies until they aren't too strong, but aren't too weak either. It's all about playtesting. One last thing; if you're going to have certain enemies have a weakness to certain elements, make sure the damage boost is high enough to be significant. Hope that helps.

YES! The mode 7 in this game was a major selling point for me, so I'm glad to hear its making a return.

Oh I can already tell I'm going to like this.

I've never actually played an Ace Attorney game, so I would most likely die horribly on a high difficulty level. Somehow though, that makes me want to try it even more.