OmnislashXX

That's pretty sweet. I used to get some cool electronics stuff at my last job but it wasn't a discount type of thing though. It was mostly hey if you liked something and asked and weren't abusing it, go ahead and take it. Never saw flash drives though.

With two separate flash drives essentially carrying a copy of my game, there is no way this sh++ is ever going to be corrupted or lost due to stupidity or anything else.

Lol, I would do that to. I'd have a online copy on medifire/dropbox, and then the one on my computer and then one on a flashdrive and one on another flashdrive.

Do you find databasing tedious? I don't dabble much with it since I haven't made an RPG game yet.

Databasing is definitely tedious. There all these little details that make a ton of difference. Then you have my case where you need to insert notetags into every item or some such because of a yanfly plugin. It' s alot of work.

Sounds like it pays off in the end, which is something we hope with it.

Or you could use https://www.codecademy.com/learn/introduction-to-javascript, which was suggested to me by @Kes.

Sololearn is another good one.

Well, the whole Formation issue is one thing, I just disabled it for the time being until I come up with a better fix for it. The other things, that might involve more specific code.

Feedback may not always say what you want to hear, understandable, but try and look at it from a different perspective as that sounded good advice, the feedback can help you make your game better!

That was my early game dev, got bunch or harsh critiques. Fortunately, he was a person who knows what he's talking about. So, I slowly changed things based on his feedback, and it definitely got better in the end. His name is on my credit list rn.

Database work is the actual worst thing. Just knowing that I'm going to have to rework mine soon is daunting.

funny enough I like doing database stuff. It's the actual map making, dungeon planning, storywriting that gets me stuck in a rut.

Don't you dare set that switch. Your game's perfect the way it is : Ending with flying bandits !!

They were supposed to fly back only once after getting defeated. But they just kept going....unfortunately I have to set the switch, as the game has to continue.

Nooooo D':

@Touchfuzzy I've done that with so many different events... you'd think I'd learn after awhile...

It is my most common mistake.

For me, it's defining what and where the characters end up moving to. Of course, there is that one where it defaults to player instead of event.

Which leads, of course, to needing new maps!

Regions and doodads. In my opinion, doodads need to be integrated into the MV editor itself.

Hmm, if your machine can handle it, OBS is a free recording software, I use it at the moment.

I'm hyped now! Haha from someone trying to work on the same for his own game, I can't wait to see what you've come up with!

Kind of off topic, but I'm working a little bit of map weirdness right now. I might make a video of the progress soon. I wanted to be a lot farther along than I have been, but I socialize a bit more than I probably should. Also, I like trying to find ways to do stuff that seems complex, but isn't really.

And now, I believe now I know how to transform my actors into a frog for a couple turns.

Ribbit

Meow.

By the way: I have no idea where that's located.

It looks good so far, but I wonder why the fence on the top left is only on one side? It'd look better if the right side was also fenced.

Honestly, because I haven't finished tweaking it yet. It looks better now. Also, it's quite run down so some fences just aren't there.

No. It's taking a while to build as I'm using the new tileset for it.

Take the wall mirrors and make secret doors out of them!
That's where I would hide my passages behind.

Actually, One path is behind a suit of armor. The other one if the Kitchen's cupboard/storage unit.

Move that isn't an attack.

Maybe that animation is hardcoded into the engine?

I don't think so. For some reason, it doesn't work on the Battle Test, but acts fine during a testplay. So I guess it's fixed.