TheoAllen

Nope. Fullscreen.

I always play games in (windowed) fullscreen. I don't really get why anyone would play in a smaller windowed version...

The problem with RM games is there's hardly one that could immerse me. Most of them required little to no attention, so that the distraction is what I want (like observing chat group while playing). Unlike other games that require you to pay attention to the surrounding. Or the one that has keyboard+mouse full control.

It's good to mix the hard boring stuff with the fun immediate gratification stuff.

Looks like a very clean and "effective" way to present this information!

Putting the element rate info at the player's fingertips allows you to position your Elements mechanic as a legitimate strategic tool.

True. During the test play I only remember some enemies resisting and weak against, but even with that, I forgot how much was the modifier. Putting it this way feels better

Did you know, if you lined people up and wrapped them around the earth...most of them would drown?

How would they drown if they're wrapped around the Earth? After all, God said the Earth was flat!

@TheoAllen, how is your game going?

@Kupotepo https://rpgmaker.net/games/10320/blog/20938/ this is the only thing I can tell at the moment

@TheoAllen, thank you for let me know.

That's probably true for competitive people. I just do what I like/want regardless of what other people are doing. That's the only motivation I need.

I have most certainly done both of those. I also believe firmly that one shouldn't wait for motivation, but expect it to be there when you both are supposed to show up to work and work anyway if it doesn't.

Nah, this is how you realize that there's *plenty* of games with glaring flaws that get mindlessly worshipped, while good games get slandered by the same people for the most idiotic reasons (if not outright lies).

Don't forget the spectators telling you exactly what's going on like what moves people are using and what they do, even though we may already know.

And not just in anime. It seems to be a universal law across all media.

*Fights against a character boss, has 50k Hp. He then joins your party and has 3k Hp...

They are indeed messy. I tried once to figure out the whole thing, but it just takes too much time so I didn't see the point.

It means you don't need it. I figured out these things because I want to do something about it.

Yeah I don't really need it. I was however motivated by my pure curiosity lol.

When has real life mutation ever been beneficial though?

Also, adaptation is the evolution of the individual, and also sounds better than mutation.

*happen

I want to be mutant creature with claws, fangs and wings to fly around terrorize people. That sounds like mutation worth having

That's why everybody uses defaults, huh

It can be fun if you know what you're doing. This one sure looks fun.

I agree.It's your right to get insulted,apsolutly.But that doesn't mean I or anybody else should be silenced because it's insulting to you(not you specifically).Because again, we can't regulate what's insulting(hate speech),cause everyone can find something that'll be offensive to them.
And in the end why should I care If you'll get insulted.

Because at some point you will be at the disadvantage.

Hmmm I think I understand what you were trying to say from the start now! Tho I don't know how I feel about that XD.

If you keep going back to redo things, you will never finish.

That is what everyone going to say, but I don't want my excuse is going to be "because I want to finish it" when something is not going well.

Class keyword is definitely a thing. But is it usable to dev MV plugins? that's something need to verify.

It should be usable. The main thing is that MV deploys with a browser that runs the JS version with the class feature.

can I create alias function within class bracket like in ruby? or do I need to store prototype function using prototype keyword like how it used to be?

Yeah, I wouldn't mind missiles, but usually I encounter a situation by 3006 where the missiles barely cause any damage to my dominator opponents. They also barely cause any damage to me (although through the middlegame there's just so many missile dominators that the damage piles up). As such they're completely irrelevant to me in the end.

But I can agree that surviving in close combat is not easy in SR1 and SR2. Without AOE weapons it's impossible to take on groups of enemies, although if you have 800 hull and deal 360 AOE damage per turn (hard to achieve tho), survival is not that hard anymore and I can essentially clear star systems on my own at this point.

As for repairs, I have never had any problems with expenses. Pirate bases offer you a substantial discount even if you just destroy dominator ships (since destroyed ships increase your pirate rating) and hence every repair is quite cheap for me as long as I sustain the combat and destroy ships regularly. I don't even need to be a pirate to achieve 64% pirate rating and therefore 64% discount for fix.

*problem-solving at its silliest

Ain't these identical?

I can't say you're wrong. Having to deal with just XHR was hell for me. You can't bind a function to onload, because then it fires before you can even use the xhr.response. But you can't use this inside xhr.onload, because xhr onload loses context.

JavaScript as a language was once hell in and of itself. It has been evolving to get better over time, and hopefully this is one area that will get better in the future.

xhr and stuff is still doable, but promises and async/await make the debugger go crazy

*Spite*_Actor?
What sort of design are you cooking up =O?

something something sort of evil plan *plays horse SE at pitch 50*

Basically a ton of crashes you need to fix, that's all.

Nice plugin! I may give it a spin on a future project. Item limits can really add another dimension to a game.