EPLIPSWICH'S PROFILE

author=kentona
I haven't played your game (or pretty much any other RM game), so I am just speaking to you as a general person. Just take heed that I am probably not the only one who does this. You have to make sure that you hook them in somehow in that first hour.

I can't emphasize enough that first impression is extremely important in anything.

In all fairness, Super_Stunner, if you want to silence the critics, I think you would better show a video or two from mid-game (or 20 hours into the game) to illustrate the "great gameplay" that you so mention. Since you did say before the game will get fun 20 hours into the game. Otherwise, this rampage will never end. By trying to tell others to "screw off" and go play other games, you are only cowering/being a coward. What is needed is proof and evidence.

Furthermore, having a game only fun 20 hours into the game is TERRIBLY BAD. First impression is always everything in a game. You should seriously have a revamp of the 1st 20 hours into the game, really.

Don't just keep saying people have only played 1% blah blah blah. If you want to prove the game is good 20 hours into the game, prove it with a gameplay video. And like I've said, first impression is very important in everything. If first impression fails, no matter how good or great or better the game gets later in the game, no one will buy it.

author=Kaempfer
But what does it matter? Fire1 is the first in a list of incrementally more powerful Fire skills. I don't want to have to remember which is more powerful; Flame or Fire Release. I admit, having a skill called "Spark" that is just like Lightning0.5 is a bit silly (it should just be replaced, if it's only going to do basic damage).

If one is being realistic in a game, Fire1 doesn't make any sense. No one would cry out "Fire1!" when he casts the most basic fire spell.

Imagine casting the strongest fire spell, and the caster goes, "FIRE3!!" -.-

Of course if you don't care about realism, by all means.

Pepsi, you should be glad Craze even bothered to review your game. If he thinks your game is not worth improving, he wouldn't even review in the first place.

You seriously can't go emo and say you're quiting just because of 1 person (and 1 review).

Jak, if you seriously want your game to be appreciated, you must first learn how to accept criticism. In this community, people wouldn't even bother criticising your game if they think your game isn't much fun. People criticise because they you to improve. If you start fuming because they can't learn to appreciate your game, then clearly there is something wrong with you and your game.

Think Simon Cowell. If you truly want to improve, then learn to listen to criticism. It's either you learn to accept or ignore. If you can't even accept criticsm, then I suggest you forget about making games in the first place.

No way are you gonna improve and have more people appreciate your game if you are just gonna become so oversensitive and fume your way through, and let your ego take over.