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[Poll] Sprite choice
[EPIC POEM] - Mr. Kenton Anderson: A Belated Birthday Poem
(PAID) metalocalypse tilesets and enemies.
Can't tell if this is serious. You provided practically no information and you are willing to pay. 0_0
Mini-Games
I hate to always have to bring up Zelda but I liked the minigames in OoT and Majora's Mask a lot for these reasons:
1. They incorporate already existing game mechanics in fun ways(ex. target shooting, goron racing)
2. They always provide worthy rewards so you feel like you accomplished something(ex. item upgrades, piece of heart)
3. The difficulty is just right
1. They incorporate already existing game mechanics in fun ways(ex. target shooting, goron racing)
2. They always provide worthy rewards so you feel like you accomplished something(ex. item upgrades, piece of heart)
3. The difficulty is just right
Battle System?
Anything is possible with the right engine the question is how much programming do you know and how much time are you willing to spend.
Ports possible?
You want portability? Don't use an engine that caters to amateurs and hobbyists. The really devoted people eventually go on to use actual engines. Also, the majority of games made on rpgmaker are way below the quality of commercial games.
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haha, i forget the difference between Asian and Westerners. Maybe Westerners look kinda mature and strong when they are 15. In my memory, 15 is a tricky and sophisticated age. 15-year-old boy looks not that strong or mature, what's more, they are still "half children", annoyed by homework and friendships, being sentimental and wondering about their future. Falling in love is still not that important, but fetters have occupied a vital status. In my design, Hugh is that kind of boy, who's vulnerable but strong, who's mature but naive. Just like the guy standing on the line between child and man, hesitating but moving on.
You are over thinking it. FFT just has a style where the torso is proportionately small.
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