Nicke

You can buy from Japanese sites, I've done it, you have to find an online name converter.

@Windows i7 Just checked again, and it's actually 'full-width Kana' according to Google translate.

@The Stranger Yep. The other form of it would be half-width Kana. That means it expects Katakana or Hiragana characters in full-width form. No Kanji.

when you stop making a game. lololololz

Relatable. My laptop's too old to handle it anymore, else it'd be exactly what I was doing right now. xD

... he admitted.

@Reptalia1994 Please do not use status updates to ask for help with a plugin, as it's against the rules. Just ask in the plugin's thread.

Unable to do quest due to low stamina? Now you'll have to wait for 10s/hour or pay with 30 diamond to instantly fill your stamina to full~

Atmospheric, especially with lots of exploration, benefits from little sound details like that in my opinion.

Totally agree with @SpiderMilkshake . If your footsteps match your environment (you may need to use terrain tags or region IDs to accomplish this), it can really add to the feeling that your world is a real place.

However, if they DON'T match the environment, just don't do it! It will just reinforce the fact that the game world is fake.

Sometimes footsteps are necessary. People can't hear me walking... And it sometimes earns some not too nice reactions

Yes I hope so. I'll let you know if I have a beta available for testing.

Thanks! Can't wait to play your masterpiece.

Atleast it’s not as horrible as in Dark Souls 1. There you’ll need like 5 pairs.

Hehe, haven't seen the lava in Dark Souls 1. Is it that bad?

Errors are never random

@Shaz it is not that hard to create a random error generator

True, but I don't think he's using a plugin that does that

There is also fetch quests.. Hey you want in?
Bring me 5 tuna fish sammiches. NOW!

Different puzzle types are more fun to event because some will be easier to make

Yes that is very true. I just hope they will be challenging enough for the player.

I used to think that a good game need to be a big game and complex. But making a small game and make it polished wasn't really bad at all. In fact, I guess now I'm addicted on making a small scale game now

I consider making a short game when IGMC 2015 comes out. Short game is fun. Rather than using "40+ hours gameplay" and "massive world to explore" as the selling points, I need to think how to make the game fun despite its short length and small scale

There are a couple of threads about this in 'General Discussion', one quite recent. You might get ideas there.