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The basic idea is to take the "idea" of the person above you, and post your game development plan for such a game, then post your own "idea". The aim is to make your game development plan the worst possible. For example, a game about space (taking the concept very loosely!) could be an educational game about how astronauts communicate between Space and Earth, consisting of nothing more than ensuring your ship's communication systems are well-maintained and that the signal is clear. Well, then! What's your idea for a game about robots?

Please, I beg of you, do not upgrade to IPS 4. It's an absolute trainwreck. (See RMW) (Well I mean you can if you want, I just don't like it lol) Speaking of new board software, Xenforo is really good., much better than IPS 4 in my opinion. Anyways, good luck with the upgrade! Can you elaborate on this? I dont really frequent that forum so I'm not sure what you mean. What about IPB 4 dont you like? Gotta jump in on this one! - The text editor is pure WYSIWYG, so no BBcode source editing. - Spoilers will break. - Code tags will break. - Everything input into the text box is auto-formatted (so if you paste in a youtube url or image link it'll automatically try to show them in full whether you want them to or not. - There is not even a post preview anymore :/ Most of the bugs are post-related, but the creator of IPV4 has expressed no desire to change back the text editor to allow the source to be edited properly, so it is insanely hard to format posts and ensure they look correct, let alone fix old posts as there is not even a preview!

I did actually debate adding a questlog in the initial release, but nobody ever really got lost, so it would've just added to dev time in the end. I will consider it if there is more demand for it though.

RMVXA | V 1.1 ONLY $9.99 ON ALDORLEA Click Here to Purchase via Aldorlea Now ONLY $4.99 ON STEAM Click Here to Purchase via Steam Now Travel Beyond the Reality You've Always Known. Two thousand years ago, the Kingdom of Jastamune was thrust into a war, the only survivor being a magician known as Reverent Sulada. In a last-ditch effort to save the Kingdom, she encases herself in magic and sleeps for two thousand years, eventually being unearthed by the Alpha Omega Company, dedicated to researching the implications of their pollution-filled world. As she is freed from her magical spell, nobody knows what to make of her, and the leader of the company - La'lele - refuses to help at first. However, she, as well as many of her other employees, are magically transported to the past by Sulada, much to her chagrin. Despite her dismay, the world of the past is pollution-free - a perfect opportunity for study, to the delight of the company's research leader, Faryl. As research begins, La'lele and her companions try to complete their mission as quickly as possible, but quickly realise their situation is much more dire than it thought to be, when they discover who they are fighting against... Explore the land of Jastamune through the eyes of the leader of the Alpha Omega Company - and put a stop to the war that changed the world two thousand years ago! - Battle over 50 different enemies, including hidden and powerful bosses - Unearth at least 30 different types of weapons and armour to aid you in battle - Take part in side-quests as well as the main quest, aiming to heighten your team's strength and powers - On-map encounters: don't let yourselves be caught out by ambushes - Between six and eight hours of gameplay, an in-depth story and a tactical, turn-based battle system F5 = Fullscreen F6 = Change Window Size Screenshots Some Characters Credits

If you click 'download' on Aldorlea, it will give you a one-hour trial

You're missing an idea! I'll take this as being the idea. The goal of the game is to conquer entire towns and cities, flinging people into the air and scaring others away, in first-person. When the military show up, you can attempt to take them on, or run away. Once the heat dies down, you can go back to what you were doing. Every X people you manage to take back to your lair, you gain a power-up. The game is won once all five towns have been conquered and the military has also been taken out. Now, a hang-gliding game please?

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The pre-placed "RTP". The idea is to remove what you don't need, but personally I'd find it easier to add what you do need when you do need it.

Do you want to use ALL of them, or will just a few do? By the way, you should really be crediting your resources - even edits

It's hard to follow with all of this blanked out, but there is a much simpler way of doing it. On the NPC page, just look below the switch condition - there's a variable condition. Use that instead of all of the conditional branching. P.S: That Paralell process is running 60 times a second, and likely isn't getting a chance to turn the switch before re-running.

Perfect ideas, I'll re-stream once implemented

A very good question I asked myself and others in the past! The general consensus I got was that if the past game is flawed and you have learnt from your future ones and want to fix it up to make it look better for your resume, then feel free to. However, don't re-release it for the sake of appeasing the exact people who reviewed the game already. There is also the consideration of the fact that people might play your past games if they liked your recent ones.

Thanks for checking the game out! I do indeed try to apply as many of my own suggested principles as I can (The ones from the document are from the most well-recieved and most popular games, so I do try to cater to the largest audience possible) - some are harder than others to implement, particularly diversity. However, I think I've done what I can in terms of this game trilogy, so it should at the least be an enjoyable experience that also works on its own, or as an ending to a series. Do bear in mind that the game design document was written around the release of Zendir 2 though, so hardly any of it was applied in Zendir 1, but some people did still like Zendir 1 despite that so take that however you will! Have fun!

Click here to Download (Without RTP) Some time after the events of Zendir 2, Zaphilia has managed to gather a team and find the way to the Netherworld. This is a necessary trip Zaphilia must take if she is to save her lover, and her companions have agreed to join her upon the condition that the information she has obtained about it is reliable. However, things quickly take a turn for the worse, as the Netherworld isn't all it seems... Join Zaphilia in her final journey - not one across the Overworld as was experienced in Zendir 1 and 2, but this time, in the depths of the Netherworld! Join new friends, encounter old enemies, and unravel the mystery of what happens to the citizens of Zendir when they die, and take on the demons that rule Zendir for the last time! The tale comes to a thrilling conclusion in Zendir 3: Scourge of the Netherworld!! Zaphilia: A strong-willed female magician that's willing to go to any lengths to save her lover. Zane: Zaphilia's lover, trapped in the Netherworld. Or is he...? Dorian: A hapless brawler that's also adept with some magical arts. Randamere: Assisted Zaphilia in finding the route to the Netherworld. Does he have an ulterior motive, or is there another reason why? Myrene: Zothros' cousin, only interested in finding him again. And more! STORY HotfireLegend GAME DESIGN HotfireLegend Art Luchino Katakura Hibiki Archeia and Scinaya Closet Grant Makapri Celianna RM XP Kazzador Chaos Avian RM DS+ Japanese Resource Pack Sketcy-Sketch Dark Horseman Music Aaron Krogh 800 MPH ReclaimedGlory Quigon Kairi Sawler Kunsel Inspirational Darren-Curtis Scythuz Sinakhai Joel Steudler Scripts Killozapit Modern Algebra Galv Zerbu Atelier Fomar Shaz Neonblack Moghunter Zalerinian Yanfly Cremnophobia Zeus Game Engine RMVXAce: Enterbrain Beta Testers Yousei Amy TheBrogrammer Palladinthug With special thanks to you!

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