sleepy_sealion

Quite nice!

Link's Awakening is an Awesome game. I think you did a good job capturing that aesthetic with these titles.

such a malicious dog

XP did layers so well.

Yeah, just remember that static methods aren't inherited by the prototype system and you need to use classes if you want to inherit even static methods. Yesterday I found that out xD

Also, why would I program naked?

I draw the basic shape free-hand, then I start adjusting and shading at the same time. I usually do it within the grid, if I want it to be one tile tall. It depends. Do whatever works for you, as long you practice, you'll find new ways to be faster and better, I believe.

I'd say the best to rely heavily on iteration. Try something, test it out, and change what doesn't work. Starting out by trying to roughly fit something in a grid is also good.

and why cannot you?

I lack a portable digital drawing - thingy. And I don't really trust bring my laptop to work. It would be nice if my lunch break could be used for something productive instead of just sitting there - though I can sketch ideas in my notepad at least.

They're not needed, they're just a bit of eye candy.

It for some reason to me feels a bit like a mobile phone game... Don't know why though

It does kind of remind me of the FF5 ios? Might be the cluttered screen. Though I am changing things - hoping to make things easier to move around you know?

Yeah, I think it's the clutter and the relative small window for the enemies that gives me that feel. Not saying it's bad though, just that it gives me that feel

That's cool. But I don't think I have enough time left in me - to abandon things that aren't going to transfer. And learn a new language. Hope you enjoy MV.

Understandable, its something you want to make a sort of fresh start with in some ways.

We just need to wait for RGD to be perfected

No, he's just supposed to receive enough damage to get revived.

Ha. It turned out that since death is state 0 - it would just trigger the message, so I had to make a check to only run for states not named death. And moved the death message somewhere else.

Practice makes perfect! (Or near perfect, don't want to become too obsessed with achieving one's own perfection, then you never really accomplish anything).

I have a good way: this.contents.fillRect(x, y, width, height, color). Just joking lol

Spelling errors, the bane of a codes existence, haha

That's why I use console.log("ffuzgh") a lot in order to precisely pinpoint the problem's location. Saves me a lot of pain in case of typos and stuff.

Or you fight with an autorun for an hour, only to realize you initialized the wrong variable which is why it wasn't working right.