XBUSTER'S PROFILE

@kalledemos
I really hope you enjoy it when it is complete:)There has been so many changes to this game. I have officially programmed it to be 2 engines in one. I've implemented everything I planned about Fantasia II, and put it in this engine early.

@Gourd_Clae
This project will never die, I will work day and night until it is complete. I am very happy with what I have so far and I really hope people enjoy this game when it is complete. Thank you for believing in this project. If you could help, that would be great! I look forward to it.

author=EzekielRage
Why make a sequel? because your original gameplay was solid and you can improve on that. That should be the ONLY reason to make a sequel.
if you do it for the story, stop. Just stop. Your irst story was not that good to begin with, no matter how good you think it was.

Create something new instead. Heck, even use the same characters for all I care but if you ever do a sequel, do it because the gameplay can be perfected further. That's the only reason to do it...

Well said:) Most sequels do use the same characters and gameplay is the most important thing in a game. Stories are great to have, but they aren't necessary. The only genre I believe should have deep stories are RPGs unless you want to add a deep story to another genre like a platformer, action, or adventure game.

If you have a solid formula that people like, stick with it. For Eample, Mega Man has been the same since the 1980s, but it still is very popular. Mario keeps the same stuff, but adds innovation along with it. Reusing the same core gameplay can be a good thing and a bad thing. In most cases this is good because people are going to remember how the previous game played and will be able to easily pick up the gameplay of the sequel. Some of the best examples are Super Mario Galaxy 2 /Kingdom Hearts 2/Final Fantasy X-2. Although the gameplay was the same, they added enough innovation, content, and gameplay fixes to keep it fresh. Every sequel I've played plays just like its predecessor, but new things and updated gameplay is what keeps it from becoming an extension or slight addition. Nobody wants a game that plays completely different with every entry.

However, It strictly depends on what the series is. Not all sequels will be the same, some will continue a story, while others may go in a totally different direction.

variables can be a horrific thing if you don't keep track of them.

I also forgot to mention that Asha will be a source of inspiration for characters from this point on. I have learned a lot since I added her as a test character, and now I will get the other characters to be just as fluid as her. What I need to do is animate the characters better and fix their moves while polishing their movement and collision masks.