YOSHIO'S PROFILE

lol is this guy stalking me? o O

I just try to do the best I can.

I'm pretty laid back when it comes to this sort of thing, though people have told me that I should have higher standards when it comes to grammar (just about the only thing I don't give much of an ass about, everything else I take pretty seriously)

I try to maintain a philosophy that games are meant to be beaten, so I would rather have an encounter that is too easy rather than one that is too hard. Even if the difficulty seems fair; if the player can't beat it and progress then they still can't beat it and progress, and that still stinks for me because that means I will have worked hard on a bunch of shit he'll never see.

With that being said I do like strategy so I focus on making the encounters different and unique so even if the player is super skilled and the game is a cake walk then at least the experience is still somewhat entertaining.

it helps that I tend to eliminate even the slightest possibility of being able to grind for levels. So they are really never able to OHKO a boss. This of course means that I often unintentionally make bosses too hard, and have to go back and nerf thier HP or attack.

From a player's standpoint I tend to give up on a game if I find it to be too difficut, even when I don't find the difficulty to be unfair or the difficulty being due to sloppy design. I just don't see the value of games that go out of thier way to be challenging, i guess I'm just a casualfag at heart.

from the small glances I took this seems to be a game that was made by people who were clearly not used to VX. I've seen far better, yet I have also seen far worse.

I think the game's current average score is....actually the score it should have gotten, give or take a half star.

someone needs to play it and give it a less fishy review then the first two

Eventing monster encounters. Not the most exciting thing to do with my time but at least it is fairly simple.