PhoenixSoul

Nah. If I needed anything else, like your wings, dragonfly wings suffice since your wings and theirs have the same properties. But fairy dust...that's different; each fairy has unique dust, and that's the most fascinating part. At least you don't venture into Dwemer ruins; your magic is likely to not have much of an effect on an Automaton...

lol Nuuuuuu... But I wouldn't worry about me, I'd be worried about the LARGE FROSTBITE SPIDERS that love fairies...in their bellies... *draws bow and squats* Excuse me whilst I snipe one and get the venom extract...(and if I'm lucky a Lesser Soul - my bow is enchanted to inflict Soul Siphon and Health Drain)

Ooh, fairy dust! *places some in a vial for alchemy experiment later* Merci beaucoup!

I have the cosmic embodiment of a phoenix. Meaning, that deep within, I hold a lot of power. A very fearsome creature I am.

Alter ego? I have a powerful, cosmic embodiment... I am, the Phoenix. Kaiyodan Phoenix. The only known avian capable of interstellar travel. So, here we have two of the TriForce of Purity. Purity - Phoenix Honesty - Fairy Missing: Nobility - Dragon

I cannot imagine myself not doing the right thing, it is just in my nature to do so. That being said, some of the situations that the OP mentioned are not always a safe thing. I mean, great, you can break up a fight...but if it injures you greatly in the process, was it really worth it? Reporting crimes is a great idea, however that too has its' own level of peril, especially if all the sudden those who you reported get their revenge and you're not well able to defend yourself... Stopping a running thief? Asking for trouble since most carry a weapon and are not afraid to use it. This isn't Skyrim. Admitting faults...yeah...I hate when I get blamed and I often become obstinate. Therefore, because this happens too often, I rarely take blame whether I deserve it or not. But that has little to do with doing the right thing, and more to do with a moral compass, in which mine is broken. There, I admitted to being a broken f****** doll. Happy!?

(A wench is a low-class servant, like in a bar or restaurant. Dresses similarly to a maid with far less of a strict dress code - if any at all.) I want to try MV at some point...current hardware prevents me from doing so, so the obvious answer is Ace, and I am doing that as we speak; trying to get help with something (syntax). Next question. Your best friend has been acting strangely lately. Nothing too odd, crazy or concerning but their behavior has definitely been out-of-character. You ask them what is going on, and note their odd behavior, but they dismiss it. Until the one day, out of the blue, your best friend confesses their feelings for you in the worst of all places, in a very crowded public area. Oh, but it doesn't end there, no. Your best friend is not only gushing, but being very physical, touching, hugging, and even a kiss. How do you react? Stammer Make up an excuse to get away Grab your best friend and head to the nearest private area Tell them to stop

(10 ^ 2) - (100 * 0.7) Seventy, in other words...

Cookies! Yay! I'm no stranger to darkness, shadows and stealth... After all, I'm an elite member of the Thieves' Guild... (Yeah, I love Skyrim)

Apparently it is a RMW ReStaff June 2013 script. I wouldn't know where to find it as a result. The download link is dead. I will try tried the wayback machine but I don't expect any the results were a mess. I don't want to violate the no distribution policy...BOLLOCKS! http://www.mediafire.com/file/pep7nddogayvw84/ReStaff_June_2013.rar The script is in the archive file.

Ramen Noodles! Honestly, ANY excuse to use chopsticks is AWESOME in my book! ♥ Here's the next question. You've been framed for a horrendous crime, and the only way out of the city is by disguising yourself, but! You would be very recognizable in any outfit, unless you dressed as a woman, so which outfit would you choose? Maid Escort Cleric Wench Or, come up with something else...and explain why.

Bundt Cake Epiphany Cake Rice Cake Roulade Yule Log Names of cakes. Next one, I'm a huge fan of Skyrim. Don't like it? Tough. Fight me. F U U S R O U D A H Names of spells or skills in any RPG, as long as its' NOT MADE UP. lol

Illumina (that's my mommy!)

lol I like this one. Hmmm... Drink, Drink Revolting! Order drinks, drink them down, but be quick or else the drinks will fall to the floor! Drop too many and you get kicked out the bar! (lmfao) Spirit of Speed (a very unpopular game made by Ljn)

Sixty-eight "Now the world is gone, I'm just One... "Oh Gods, help me... "Hold my breath as I wish for deh-ee-eath... "Oh Please, Gods Help Meeeeeee-AAH!!" Recognize those lyrics? ♥ lol (Edit: Clicking on last reply brought me to the end of the second page, wtf)

Hello there. A gracious welcome to you.

Sounds like it can be done with common events and variables, and at least one switch. Alright. What we want to do is set up the needed variables and switches. You need to have one variable get the Map X Coordinate of where you want the player to teleport to. One more needs to get the Map Y Coordinate for the same purpose. One more will be used to store the Map ID. Next, we want three more variables to capture the Map ID, X and Y Coordinates of the player's home (likely wanting to be in front of the map). So, for the first three variables, we want to create a Common Event with Conditional Branches that will have the condition of if the player is in a specific map when accessing the teleport item. If neither of these branch conditions are met, need to have some indicator of something not working. Then, in each conditional branch, have the first three variables capture the Map X and Y Coordinates, as well as the Map ID, and then the Teleport spot is set...sort of. As for the home teleport spot, I would have an event record those three variables and then just keep them in reference but not the event itself. Once the teleport spot is set, you must use a Transfer Player event, and have it transport the player using the variable values. I must say this as a bit of warning. If you use maps for more than just a town, you'll be able to use the Teleport Spot on that map no matter what unless you have a disabling switch active, which is why I suggested using a switch. And that should do it, really.

Unnnn... Kumiya derotese akuredan'aumi 'State' osuidare...niamu derusa? (This whole thing here could be solved by using a state invoked by the skill, could it not?) Example: State "50": "XHP"; doubles all members' HP Set to 0 for importance Set Restriction to none Set Post Battle Remove to True by ticking the checkbox Set in the Features tab MHP to 200% Set skill to invoke said state on All Allies at 500% (just in case of any resistances being applied) Set all other appropriate stats like MP/TP Cost and whatnot Use, enjoy, and...don't wrestle with gators. Unless you're fond of their jaws snapping shut on your neck (lol).

Ah yes, reminds me of the travel map in Skyrim. Sort of; it lacks in the area of free scrolling. But the demo was silly enough to get me to play it through and overall, it looks very nice. Well done.

Thanks, Riki. Yeah, I believe in Karma, hence, the name of my Slam Metal band, Karma B*tches (ftr the name isn't actually censored). I'm one of those hardcore chicks that sound like they should be donned in leather, but in either a dress, or a skirt and blouse, flamboyant and elegant to boot. It's the best disguise, I think. To be able to lay out your own maps and such, create dynamic characters and stories, holy f***, this is my calling! I already do this in my head and in writing, why not make a game out of it? lol I know why. Unless you're skilled at programming in one language or another or many (I'm a novice at best in six or seven of them and a noobie in the others), it's really difficult to do. Sure, one can just do it on paper, which is how we ended up with Dungeons and Dragons...but the majority of D&D is imagination, and not secondary visuals (that being provided by a visual medium such as a screen or a portrait, etcetera). As far as software goes for making games, there are not that many that are user-friendly like RM. Of course, there's Unity and Game Maker, provided you have decent hardware and a significant amount of HDD space you can spare (Game Maker yes, Unity not so much). Blender and 3DS Max are great for graphics provided you have some decent knowledge of how to create with these (but 3DS Max takes up a ------------ ton of HDD space - > 20GB). Of course, for RM those two pieces of graphics software are hardly necessary. GIMP and Pixel Art work just fine, and for music composition, FL Studio is just swell. Or ACID by Sony, if you're like (name not mentioned) and are wealthy (which I am soo NOT lol). Anyway, yeah. I've been a creator for the longest time, and RM fits right in, really. It's not perfect, but on up there in the best software for what I need. Some of the games I've played made with RM software: Luxaren Allure ♥ Instructor Driller! (LOL) Final Fantasy: Legend of Balance Final Fantasy: Blackmoon Grounded (this one was really hard towards the end) A half-assed remake of Dragon Quest that had a purposely snappy storyline retelling that was the only good part (it crashed halfway through)