Mystic_Enigma

I'm just gonna be happy if I can figure out how to do a dialogue scene that also has credits and motion.

@samkfj No, just real silly and lacking next to no basis for what the game is about.

Just keep at it, brother. Plot it out and keep going. You got this.

People play games... FOR THE GAMEPLAY. Or... the story. They don't play them because, "OMG, water effects are so pretty! That Draw Distance is soo cool!" Because that nonsense wears off in the first hour of gameplay and players stop noticing it.

Graphics matter very little in the scheme of things. Just ask all the fans of Dwarf Fortress.

Speaking of "stop noticing", it's actually when the graphics are considered good. It isn't necessarily amazing. They just need to be right. When they are not stopping to notice it, usually because how bad are the graphics. Like "this image keeps bothering me", "this tomato looks like a potato".

I mean it more as a "desensitizing effect". You notice the pretty water for about an hour... But, you quickly become "used to" the way it looks and simply accept it as "a matter of course". The novelty wears off quickly.

Goodbye horses. I'm crying over youuuu.

It's never too late for Halloween.

Don't worry, I wanted to make a Halloween themed asset pack, but started waay to late and didn't finish on time. Decided I'll finish it and publish it next year~

You think so? I do wish to make finish up on them anyway (Even if they're nothing special).

Maybe you have dust that went inside it, blocking the laser?

Or maybe it needs some cheese.

Yeah, you folks are right, I should problably not sell myself short so quickly, I tend to do that alot...Maybe i'll try after all. And I already have a few ideas, too!

Never sell yourself short, bud!

as I've said before, sometimes the enemy of imagination is indecisiveness.

Do an impromptu ghost investigation, might catch some voices on your recording device/phone.

or go look for a UFO and bring your worst camera to take a shoot.

Oh yeah, that's like a total requirement hahaha

Do you have a demo up yet?

Nay, no Demo (yet). I want to get the mess of quests together and work on a number of locations and unlocks. I still have a long ways to go...Plus I still lack resources for one of my playable characters, so there's that too.

@Mystic_Enigma, ok I will be waiting for your demo then.

Sure thing! I feel like folks should interact with each other more often, even if it's not strictly RPG Making-related.

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They're not exactly sprites, I draw 'em, But thanks, glad you find them good enough to use!

I also followed you too.

Honestly, I wish there was a block function. I don't need to read things like "I pooped" among other retarded stuff I have read here.

Some people really shouldn't be posting certain things here. But there's nothing you can do but click the ignore button.

woa watch it with the R word, by no means is that phrase slow. and it's ritardando retard is a slur.

I did use it in the past for some people that bothered me here, nowdays I just don't care anymore and simply don't answer.

Not feeling useless anymore I guess

But would you be so fond if you were the one getting slapped in the face with an octopus?

Or better question, what if you were the octopus?

Not so much about the octopus, but i'd be more flattered than angry that they found me interesting enough...

We only show off the cool parts of our projects lol. But we all do the repetitive and dull tasks too, since they are necessary. Actually those dull tasks are the hardest part, since it makes you want to just abandon your project and start a new one (since you always have plenty of cool ideas you want to implement).

I'm still trying to figure out how to stop enemies from acting stupid. I'm sitting on one of the most comprehensive, detailed and strategically rewarding battle systems ever seen in rpgmaker but it's potential is wasted by a lack of adaptability. I think there is a reason most srpgs just resort to having you hopelessly outnumbered as their 'difficulty' system.

Hey, for what it's worth, I am not making an RPG. It's more of an adventure game, AND you're still making progress.

*proceed to steal some sweetrolls*

Its a crime if you're wrong about not getting caught.

Ignorance is a cultural anathema for some reason. So much so that people will lie, misrepresent and put their foot in their mouth just to keep up a facade that they aren't...ironically this behavior often keeps people from learning. So we keep ourselves ignorant just to appear as if we aren't a lot of times.

Hurray!

I replay FF Dimensions at least twice a year.

Yes, but definitely not Minecraft.

I go back to Minecraft every year or so. Always feels like a fresh new game when I do.

When I think about a "horror" game, I always remember my first play of Resident Evil on the PSX, and the cat I had at the time. A cat who, when hearing the dogs in the game, would patrol the house growling in a tone just for that game--adding to the effect.

I don't like that genre either.

Dude I feel the same...