Why is it that all of you seem to hate WOTL so much?! If anyone could please elaborate, I would appreciate it.
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Final Fantasy Tactics / Final Fantasy Fractics
October 16, 2014, 10:07:29 pm
Is there anything about this game that really bothers you? Fractures in the story or things such as names, (come on, Teta is a horrible name for a medieval game) or story dragging you down? Did the vocabulary lose immersion for you? Anything you feel was out of place? Let's hear it.
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Spam / Super awesome game errors!
October 02, 2014, 12:31:12 am
Just post funny errors in games.
I.E. "Defeat Dycedarg's elder brother"
I.E. "Defeat Dycedarg's elder brother"
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Spam / Books you like
September 23, 2014, 05:53:02 pm
Just tell me about books you want to read, have read, are reading, etc.
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Spam / Me Making an RPG Maker Game!
September 02, 2014, 05:59:51 pm
I see you guys didn't like it. 
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Spam / Top three favorite RPGs?
August 22, 2014, 10:43:34 am
Feel free to share your favorite three RPGS and, if you want, say why. Please don't criticize others' picks, but you can comment on their picks. I guess I'll say mine and explain briefly:
1. Lost Odyssey- The perfect RPG for me, this game was criminally underrated, and was made by the creator of Final Fantasy. I found it to be more worthy than FF13
2. Legend of Dragoon- Amazing game, simple as that.
3. Final Fantasy Tactics- Appeals to my tactical side.
1. Lost Odyssey- The perfect RPG for me, this game was criminally underrated, and was made by the creator of Final Fantasy. I found it to be more worthy than FF13
2. Legend of Dragoon- Amazing game, simple as that.
3. Final Fantasy Tactics- Appeals to my tactical side.
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Help! / Sprite Experimenting
August 13, 2014, 11:51:27 am
I can't really do much of the actual editing for FFT, but I have a curiosity on a few things, this being one such thing:
If any of you have played any WRPGs lately (Western RPG) You'll know that pretty much all of them feature character creation. What I'm wondering is if you can do something similar to character creation. Now, before anyone starts to lecture me on how IMPOSSIBLE that would be, hear me out. What I mean is that I'm wondering if somehow one could make many slightly different sprites. To illustrate, I'll explain what I propose:
So, say I make 3 sprites. All are the same, except one has blond hair, one has brown hair, and the other has black hair. What I want to do is make it so that with these, you can have different character appearances and more complicated combinations are available. Is it possible to implement something right at the start of a patch, so that you can use sliders or something to do such a thing? If not, please explain why this is impossible, or if there would be another way to do such a thing.
If I'm lucky and it IS possible, please tell me how I can do such a thing, because that would be amazing. I dabbled in RPG Maker (a program that allows you to make a fairly advanced game, set character progression, events, and other cool things simply) and found a way to let the player change armor color using a dye shop, (I was playing it recently, and it occurred to me that I should ask you guys on here) and my brother told me it was great. Sorry if this just sounds stupid, but please, comment if you have any additional insights.
If any of you have played any WRPGs lately (Western RPG) You'll know that pretty much all of them feature character creation. What I'm wondering is if you can do something similar to character creation. Now, before anyone starts to lecture me on how IMPOSSIBLE that would be, hear me out. What I mean is that I'm wondering if somehow one could make many slightly different sprites. To illustrate, I'll explain what I propose:
So, say I make 3 sprites. All are the same, except one has blond hair, one has brown hair, and the other has black hair. What I want to do is make it so that with these, you can have different character appearances and more complicated combinations are available. Is it possible to implement something right at the start of a patch, so that you can use sliders or something to do such a thing? If not, please explain why this is impossible, or if there would be another way to do such a thing.
If I'm lucky and it IS possible, please tell me how I can do such a thing, because that would be amazing. I dabbled in RPG Maker (a program that allows you to make a fairly advanced game, set character progression, events, and other cool things simply) and found a way to let the player change armor color using a dye shop, (I was playing it recently, and it occurred to me that I should ask you guys on here) and my brother told me it was great. Sorry if this just sounds stupid, but please, comment if you have any additional insights.
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