Kristina

Thanks for the advice. It makes sense and I will try to do that later

Looks like a fun map to explore! ^_^

Thank you, glad to hear that

@Wavelength sounds like a follow up on 'if the enemy leaves a door open you should rush in' - though I'm not sure he ment it like that Lol

@Finnuval I love it!

@Wavelength yeah you can use 'the art of war' in all aspects of life... Even to get a laugh it would seem

That's true, thanks

I'm a bit torn on this. If this is your first month with RPG Maker - yeah, just worry about making something playable; it's the best way to learn. But if you're spending months on your first game, it's not a bad idea to indulge in ONE unique feature of moderate scope. It will help you sharpen your sense for design, and force you to figure out creative workarounds that will come in handy for your later games.

It's not my first month. I used some time to learn the basics of RMMV before starting on my game.
I've spent about two months on this game so far. I will spend the time I need on this game. I don't worry much about making in unique now, but to add things I find cool.
This isn't only my first game, but also the game where I really figure out what RMMV can do. So I also spend a lot of time testing, which I don’t mind.

Well, I'm still rather new but I hope I keep being productive

@The Stranger Agreed, somehow knowing all the plugins and parallax mapping (and cool stuff you can't give up anymore) really makes you feel less focused than you should be.

@mishakoc Yeah. You now have the skills and knowledge to do better, so you can't just have fun and leave things as they are. The empty, unfocused map doesn't look garbage through the eyes of the newbie because it's something they've made. I was just having fun making a game, it didn't matter what it looked like or if it even made sense. lol.