The Mighty Palm

I'm like a kid when we go to the beach... I can just sit and dig in the sand for ages.

Happens to the best of us

We all make mistakes especially when stressed or having a difficult time, the best you can do is try to consciously grow as a person, be aware of your flaws, own up to them and try to just be a better you in the future. Sometimes genuinely owning up to it and apologizing can be enough to help and even gain you quite a bit of respect.

Best. Superpower. Ever.

Also I think I stole that Ulrika from @Archeia because I've used it for so long I forgot it wasn't the real one. woops. Too late to undo it now.

Beware Pixel Ralph, terror of filters.

other players can stand around and taunt you. You silly english wiper of other peoples bottoms

Lol, can't get more insulting than that. That cuts right to a person's sense of honor.

and spit on the loser afterwards. 'You curr... go back to the hovel you came from' '

dreams in a nutshell.

I know that feeling... right about at that time I wish they made those dumb dream recording machines they do in sci-fi movies LOL

Or it all comes to you so vividly and clearly while you're in the shower, and the minute you get out and are by paper...duh?

Yeah there's still a lot of efficiency problems with MV as it is right now. I'm working with VXAce so I'm basically faced with the choice of either working in ruby or using events. I think I know which I'd prefer.

Actually, not Ruby. RGSS3 is a very feature shaved derivation of Ruby. Ruby itself is a pretty clean language and unlike Javascript it supports multithreading (well, Javascript supports it too to an extent, but it's far from powerful).

And the efficiency problems in MV can be rectified quite easily. I've written my own MV engine, gaining a massive performance boost. As a drawback though, I couldn't use 98% of the plugins. So if I wanted to share that, I'd need to create my own versions of Yanfly plugins to rectify that

All of them master blacksmiths in the secluded winter village located in the mountains in the far reaches of the outer continent. That you can only get to by crossing one shoddy wooden bridge and then by-passing all the local monsters and vicious animals that attack nearby. They have access to all the tools of the trade and the rarest of materials as well.

Usually the hero ends up with the most powerful equipment found in a dungeon, most likely dropped by a powerful boss. At that point the blacksmith isn't needed.

The best gunsmith in my game is actually the girl who instructs you during the tutorial. Then bad stuff happens and she loses her whole machine shop and you get to track down replacements for her throughout the game, unlocking more and more sophisticated arms and ammunition as you go along without the trope of better gear in each village (because weapons are actually illegal in my game).

@Vox Novus saving the world IS important soldier stuff. Who else is supposed to do it? This should be why they even have soldiers

Not as important as giving out random trivia to strangers. If they all go off to fight the dark god, how will people know that the nearby forest is sorta dangerous? Yeah, think about that.

Yes but who would protect the king if he sent his soldiers out to defeat evil? Besides, usually the soldiers aren't that great, as one evil henchman is typically all it takes to carve a bloody path to the king and assassinate him.

managed to bring yourself to post... that's something

Lol

The Not-so-mighty Spine.

I actually enjoyed it. But, then again, I think it's far and away better and more memorable than any video game has produced in terms of music since... well... Halo.

I do, I like how weird it is and I think a good amount of them are catchy.

Haven't played Octopath, but I generally dislike games mixing 2D sprites and 3D maps\terrain. Breath of Fire IV did this and I thought it looked silly.

I watched a bit of a couple let's play awhile back but haven't played it myself. I like how it looks but it seems it has its problems; particularly the perspective can make it occasionally difficult finding the right path and I've seen people walk into "walls."

all we need last is Pokey from Earthbound and then we would have all the Nintendo villains filled.

personally I'd love to see one more good guy non-human, but I'm not getting my hopes up for anything better than Gino from quest of the Seven Stars.

yeah Geno would be cool.

Nah it's definitely Sonic, Sonic has dragons in it.

Castlevania, right?

it's dweebus the video game, everybody's favorite.

Nice sprite~ But just a slight critique, Ulrika's hair is more aqua 'v')b

@Archeia so it is. https://i.gyazo.com/6a8c744b93376ec57eddad73ced67ccb.gif

Do it. That's what I did, and it's pretty fun.

Good luck!

I gave your entry a play for a bit, seemed like a job well done. I only got so far because platformers aren't much of my thing but it seemed cool. Certainly would be interested in checking out a rpg from you.

Interestingly enough they have a two player mode for ff3. My younger brother and I were splitting the parties in two & would be responsible for their growth and party battle tactics. It was surprisingly fun

Nice find!

El chupacabra! Hide yo goats.

Plot twist: Both saw their reflections in the glass.

Update: it was a deer. Tracks in the mud in front of my window.