AMERK'S PROFILE

author=kentona
I should sell RMN to iEntry

Only if you hate RMN that much. :)

RRR and RMVX were my hangouts when I first got into RPG Maker with VX. Was first appointed as an official reviewer for RRR and then became a mod briefly before becoming Admin for awhile on VXAce. After that, well, my 15+ tenure with my at the time job fizzled as the company tanked, my parents passed away, and for a long while I lost any motivation for anything with RPG Maker other than playing games.

Now most of the old school communities are gone. RMW is good for offical replies, resources, and buying add-ons but misses out on some of the oldschool spirit.

I guess RMN is the last real site for that, and I think one of the reasons it's stood the test of time is because it caters to just about every aspect of game development, regardless of the tool, regardless if it's an original creation or fan game, regardless if it's commercial or free.

Still, I miss Kaz, Jonnie, and XMO from the glorious RRR days - never understood why they used RPG twice in their naming convention though (RPG RPG Revolution).

author=kentona
Hero's Realm is 20~25 hours to defeat, but you'd have to ask Oblic how long it took him to get to Level 99 for all characters

I spent well over 50+ hours in HR, but that's mostly because I'm slow and enjoyed exploring the game's world so much that I often had to force myself back to the main quest.

author=boos405

author=Wesso
well i've just completed the game and i'm overwhelmed by it
well it's mind blowing n it's heartbreaking that i discovered there is no part 2
but will there ever be a second part for this breath-taking game?

It's possible Lustermx either is still working on this sometimes or will do in future, but for now I wouldn't assume it'll continue based on his lack of online activity.

Ancient reply is an ancient reply but the lack of a conclusion to this game was about as sad as not getting the concluding sequel to A Blurred Line.

author=kelarly
Thank you so much. For some reason, they were missing audio and graphic files in the game. I replaced it with the older version I have. So no more crashes!!

Sorry for the inconvenience.

https://rpgmaker.net/games/8996/downloads/8318/

I remember way back when I started getting into RPG Maker (about 6 or 7 years ago) I almost gave up on this game b/c of the audio issues. Which sucked, because I remember really liking the first game and upset about the sequel.

Can't remember if the game was not encrypted, or I broke it myself, but I eventually decided to to play, save everywhere, and slowly fix any audio issues by downloading a track from VGMusic and replacing the broken audio every time I came across it. It was very daunting and probably extended what was typically a 15+ hour game into something closer to 25+ hours, but it was worth the hassle.

The two stories fit so well and the plot of the second was much deeper. I'm glad I took the time to fix all the issues, otherwise I would have missed out on a decent RM game.

author=Luiishu535
The nostalgia is real, dawg! Can't wait to finish off the remake for this classic.

Do my ears (or eyes) deceive me? Can this mean the remake of CO2 is already in progress? My brother and I have been wanting to tackle the trilogy - considering we both loved the original 2 games - but wanted to only after part 2 was remade.

author=InfectionFiles
I can't tell if this is sacrilegious or not

I wouldn't say it's sacrilegious, but it boils down to your own conscience. I've only played the Baby Jesus part so far, and loved it, but there's definitely some inaccuracies and some questionable content - such as the wise men having abilities to use magic. But it is an rpg, after all, and it'd be quite boring otherwise.

Personally, I think the developer handled it as well as they could, and follows through fairly well, although I've scoured the scriptures for any references of the wise men having to battle against bandits, robbers, and ghosts... nope, not there that I can see. Take it with a grain of salt. It's focus may help to educate in a fun way and can may even help to serve as a sort of teaching method, but it's intent is mainly to find a fun way to portray a story from the bible without trying to offend anybody, and I think for that it comes through successfully.

I'd like to see the following trilogies:
1. Noah - building the ark, the flood, and maybe a side story of Nimrod's rise and fall.
2. Moses - come on, who doesn't want to see the plagues revisited or the parting of the sea?
3. David - I really just want to bash a Philistine with a slingshot. Not to mention his quarrel with Saul.