CleanWater

@CleanWater @SimProse Can you post links?

Here @starlight dream
https://store.steampowered.com/developer/cleanwatersoft

Very nice Thanks!

Hi Please say hi more often than you say bye ^.^

Not specifically for linux but if it's not too difficult to port a windows game to linux then sure.

Not worth it, too small playerbase plus certain linux systems have compatibility issues. And while Ubuntu is the most populat linux system, it's rather unsuitable for playing games.

1% of my sales were for linux, but those players are among the most active on discord and social networks.

And isn't it the same @cabfe?

The rights for selling a game != the rights to translate and sell the translation. It comes as an addition to the original game selling rights.

OK, ok. But who sold BoF in Japan was Capcom, Squaresoft could sell BoF En-Us version only in EUA. I still didn't got what's the issue with my idea and how it differs from this situation I mentioned.

I still remember when I downloaded the 2k and 2k3 version for free on the official website, but then had to download it again - but not for free anymore. Yea... good old days...
btw buy MV ;p I love it.

@Muffel MV is nice, but nothing beats 2k/3. The 16x16 tile size is super forgiving for those of us (me) who are terrible at pixel art, and the flexibility in the events is astounding. Sure you don't have scripts, but the way people get around that on older engines is incredibly impressive!

Good luck with the sales Gonna get a fresh copy.

Just realize when you need to move on to the next project. Sometimes people can be caught in the endless cycle of "fix more, learn more, find more to fix, fix more" when they would be better off using that new knowledge on a new project.

Actually, this year I started to work on DLCs of my past projects @Touchfuzzy So technically, I'm still working on something new.

Don't even know what you are talking about, I know how to sum and to subtract

I'm like @Guiguimu, I never even knew what you forgot.

https://pics.me.me/when-you-solve-8th-grade-maths-without-using-calculator-you-30999349.png

She's Rpgmaker, and she's loved you the whole time Clean.

I love your tiles, amazing job!

I like it. Spotlights to the character sprite. Im sure you can play with colors to look more original and serious than cute if it is your point =)

It looks great and RM2k3 is beautiful *hugs it*

It requires both a good translator, and an understanding of what you're trying to convey. It also requires an understanding of the people you're translating your game for. If your games relies heavily on obscure references only your own culture understands, then of course outsiders wont get it. Likewise, you can ruin a perfectly good message or joke with a shoddy translation.

Also, FFXIII was despised in the West for many reasons; doing nothing but run down a corridor was one such reason.

Because your game is free, if you worry that a translation will hurt it it's ok to not translate it.
You can use that time to develop another game

It's hard to predict how an audience will react. US and European audiences are different
In Canada we like low-brow humor.

Your game was a sort of RpG satire. If the player knows this it can be more entertaining. But if he thinks it's a serious RPG he'll feel cheated

I just sent a PM with the arcs related to that transgender character @Uzuki. I can send the same PM if anyone else also wants to understand the plot better.

@CleanWater I wouldn't mind taking a look.

I agree. If the person is part of the main plot then leave it in. Don't worry too much about opinions. Some are so jaded that they will always find something to complain about with your game anyways. It is your work not the publics.

^ That one is my personal favorite. Or, if you are an evil cow: Moohahaha!

@Faherya it IS Saga official Brazilian dub laughing. XD

@Gabrelik There IS a cow in his game. It's not evil enough for Moohahaha! but as a good cow it can Moohaha!

@Haydeos yours was pretty evil, you must have experience. *keeping an extra eye on you from now on*

@CleanWater In English using "hi" in laughter isn't evil. It's more for crying/laughing or being silly.

What does it mean?

@starlight dream Magic Compressed in Balls (literal translation), but it's an allusion to macumba, a pejorative term for spell in Brazilian Portuguese.

Original language?

If you need help with English corrections just PM me

Thanks @starlight dream !
Brazilian Portuguese @KayZaman .

@starlight dream that's a good suggestion. But, if I recall well, when the first chapter was in development, I posted a demo here and it didn't had so much attention. I needed a larger crowd of gamers, instead of fellow developers.

@bgillisp yes, it makes perfect sense!

If you have a demo, you can maybe ask someone to play it on youtube as advertisement?
If the English version is free to play too, maybe it'll be easier accepted by players? I really don't know

Text translation errors I can handle (UL is full of them), but VA translations are unexcuse-able.

Causing fights and being rude is what he uses to attract his audience. It's his "talent" so to speak, so just ignore him. He doesn't care about logic, so don't feed his game by being antagonistic. What type of misinformation did he use?
He'll find someone else to pick on soon. He's only giving you extra attention/customers. But I suggest be civil with his followers, if they write to you.

The advantage of the internet is that you don't have to deal with people or places that choose to mistreat you. Ignore and move on.

Look at it this way - he's spreading publicity of your game not on one, but on two social media channels now.

Yup, I noticed that as well! xD

It's 20% off on Steam right now^^ I purchased it for support to the puppy character.
Best of luck! Ch1 has a great score

Many thanks @starlight dream !
If you decide to venture on a game with an unfamiliar language, I can help if you need any pointers.

Thanks, if I get into trouble I'll run to you!

Yeah, I'm just trolling the New Year vs. new year

@Poryg I thought so. You're an intelligent bloke, a very bright bulb.

Thanks @CleanWater Have a great one too and lots of fun and success in 2018!

@Poryg In both French and Greek the greeting is "Good year". We say "Happy new year" before the 1st as a wish that the 1st will be a fun day.
But, needless to say, the French and the Greeks are still hypocrites, generally speaking.