TobiObito4ever

Well, I hope you manage to pull through.

I just got over a damned cold myself not too long ago, so I know the feels...bleah! lol

Oh dear. Honestly I am not sure what most fairies have could be described as 'etiquette' (outside of those in the Seelie court anyway, bunch of stuck up types always trying to one up each other with silly political games if you ask me), but we do have more then a few unwritten rules we tend to take very seriously. Plus it's not like fairies respect most humans very much in the first place, so offending a fairy isn't too hard. Some will just be begging for an excuse to mess with you.

Generally though many fairies won't mess with you to much if you amuse them. Just keep in mind: The worst thing you can do, the absolute worst, the swiftest way to annoy a fairy, is to ruin their fun. And keep in mind that annoyed fairies tend to find ways of having fun anyway, mostly at the expense of the one who annoyed them.

Hehe, cute little tikes tend to do that don't they? But one has to be careful around human children, they are more dangerous then they seem. Without all the muck adult humans tend to believe clouding their brain as much, they are a lot more competent. They can see things adults ignore, take actions they wouldn't think of. A human child has been the downfall of many a fairy after all.

That is kyuute. Ah, youth...

Yay! *hugs*

Yeep!

There is a saying I am fond of, and it goes something like this:

"Fairies are wonderful. They provoke wonder.
Fairies are marvelous. They cause marvels.
Fairies are fantastic. They create fantasies.
Fairies are glamorous. They project glamour.
Fairies are enchanting. They weave enchantment.
Fairies are terrific. They beget terror.
The thing about words is that meanings can twist just like a snake, and if you want to find snakes look for them behind words that have changed their meaning.
No one ever said fairies are nice."

Hehe, I wonder what you will think of the game I am working on? It's all about playing with fairies like me! It's not really a horror game exactly, but it's not really not a horror game either. And who knows, maybe I can sneak in a little magic to really draw you in. Maybe I should send you an early version! I can't wait to play with you! Come on! It will be fun! *grins a bit too widely and giggles* For me at least...

Uhuhuhu~ Sounds fun~ I look forward to it.

Hints after mistakes are always a good idea.

@Kayzee the clue to the doll puzzle was in the doll room next to the large creepy doll. Man, I really need to make that more noticeable...

Though, I have to admit... In its current stage, it's pretty obscure and just says the dates WHEN they were killed as a clue instead of describing the murdered kid.

EDIT Aaaaaaand, done. Now, the diary describes the murdered kids (with the doll flavor text to match).

Yeah, honestly I think I missed that spot the first time anyway. Not sure why.

I could take a look and see if I spot any problems, but I would probobly need to play around with the whole thing I guess? I donno.

@Kayzee

I can DM you the Dropbox link to my current project (not finished yet). I tried every tutorial on Ao Oni style chase sequences out there and none of them help with the chaser insta-spawning on top of the player. I'm at my wit's end...

Hehe, sure I will take a look. Not sure if I can help but, maybe. I never tried doing a Ao Oni style chase sequence myself though.

Not cause of my sweet ass? :3

lolz

I'm so not going there right now. Especially not here.

Hehehe, sorry.

I can't help but wonder if there is any practical solution to the problem of online harassment... Trying to police the harassers just isn't a very effective solution.Though I suspect It would help a lot if people would just stop using irresponsible social media sites and kept themselves away form having to engage with destructive communities. It's far far too easy for this kind of stuff to happen and to grow out of control because the net as it is structured right now and the way people tend to use it puts way way too much power in the hands of harassers.

Indeed, @Kayzee. I mean, look at what Nintendo is doing. It's Capitol Extortion. But they can (sort of) get away with it, unless their targets are prepared to fight back. You wanna talk about too much power, take a look at the government and what they're able to do with social media data. That part is slowly getting worse but they're covering it up (not very well mind you unless you're one of the many sheeple like the dolts I live with and live around).

That's why I suggested Bitchute, Steemit and Gab.

Of course, to be clear, I am not trying to blame the victims for being on these sites or excusing people who choose to harass others because they could, I am just saying this should be a solvable problem or at least one that can be reduced a lot.

@TobiObito4ever, @Kayzee, feast your eyes on the following:
Steemit - Deplatformed Social Site

Bitchute - Deplatformed Video Sharing Service

Gab - The Better Twitter (and Free Speech)

I'm on all three, but getting onto Steemit does require some hoops to jump through, and time unless you can buy in off the bat since it is a blockchain thing. Now, let us flourish on these better sites. In the deep end, ladies!

Neat! I heard about gab but not the other two.

Just went on Bitchute & found an interesting video to download.

At least it can be done. There is at least one iteration of RM that wouldn't allow a chase scene (or even a follow scene) at all, or not to my knowledge anyway...

One tutorial I've seen has a "wait time" common event, which is how long the chaser should wait before busting into the room.

It's a bit confusing...

I don't see why not, just in case something happens later on in development that gives them reason to have them.

That's some hardcore nostalgia...

Never really saw that movie, I thought it looked kinda bad at the time. I think the book was better anyway, I mean did they even try and adapt it?

Yup, yup.

Implement one feature, have to fix/modify another, compat scriptlet, etcetera.

Unfortunately that kind of thing often happens when you have lots of scripts by different people that all step over each other. It tends to be less of a problem the more simple and self-contained a script is though.

Sometimes, you wish the code you have is modular. Other times, you wish you combined them into one harmonious code. Things break when it's not handled properly. Say, you used the same variables but forgot to check that another piece doesn't use them anymore. 

Hidden messages like this should remain prevalent in video games.

Kaminaga? A godly snake person?

Kaminaga in this case written with the kanjis "god" and "eternal".

Something I suffer from a lot, actually.

(light sleepers often have this issue and it's just how things are)