LIANDERSON'S PROFILE

Good luck on your game. It´s an interesting concept that has a lot of potential. When will it be back up?

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Spend a month or two on the current one polishing it up. If you do that, you´ll have a legitimately good RPG under your belt. It´ll actually entice us to play the sequel.

If not, then improve your cutscenes and dialogue for the 2nd one. Find out what minor details would make your scenes better, and just do them. If you do that, people will connect with your characters and story more.

You are better than you were a few years ago when I first met you. You´ve made strides on multiple fronts, like battling and mapping. But overall, you´re still in subpar to mediocre land. And I know that angers and frustrates you. But rise up and get better. Improve your story. Make it interesting. Make it have good delivery. If you do that, you´ll be solid.

I appreciate the concern, and you have a very valid point. But I´ve been contemplating this decision for at least a year now. If I put another 100 hours of work in, and twice the money, the game can be a commercial success. (without counting labor)

I´m sure you already know that a lot of people upload some of the worst RPG Maker games on Steam. That over half of them are not worth their price at all. I do not intend Wooden Ocean, a little game that I began in a winter of Korea 4 years ago, to be one of those customer let downs. I want Wooden Ocean to stand on the list of RPG Maker games that, after people play it, can say, yeah, that game was worth it´s 10$.

And while it´s not my first game, it´s my first worth showing. (and with more work, selling) But again, thank you for the concern. A lot of people get in over their heads on projects. New developers especially.

As for the music, that´s no problem. There´s only 3 songs that I´d need to replace. (and maybe battle music too, but that´s because it´s so generic)

Narrowing things down sounds good. It´ll allow you to focus more on quality than quantity.