instead of saying they've just been simply recycled i'd say they've been remixed. also the quality of writing/amount of variables has only increased over time imo, so even if the ideas are similar they're more refined.
also also it's great if you happen to really like those specific types of scenarios <<
Yeah, the post I was talking didn't outright said recycled so I think its my fault for the bad wording
The quality definitively is leagues above the original freeware trilogy
The first game barely had any pictures at all, just half dozen enfing images, and the second game only had two, ONLY TWO routes if I recall correctly
I hope these tests help him to devlop a more fleshed-out game, it doesn't need to be a fully-fledged rpg but something more substantial on the gameplay side, he is barely even using the engine's resources at all and thats the thing that leaves me a little frustated
Like, whats the point of your skills changing with each transformation if you don't even get to use them? All the "action" almost always happens in cutscenes so it doesn't make much of difference
Flavor text is nice but its a videogame, the art form with the highest potential for interactivity, at least take a little more advantage of the medium Iga-sensei
I also noticed this sort of. This seems like a test game. While there's not too many scenarios in this one there seems to be something else going on in the background. This seems like the setup to a more ambitious game or a series of smaller games focusing more on quality scenarios instead of quantity. Because even modified to English there were ZERO errors, the coding is nearly or is perfect.
Thats actually one of the best things of RPGMaker, dialogues are not hardcoded into the scripts/plugins unless you go out of your way to build your game with text that is printed on the game screen directly from your game's code
Unlike in console games and a few PC titles made with older game engines, its very hard to introduce new glitches by simply translating a game, tho it can happen if you need to mess with more complex stuff that interacts with the dialogue boxes
I believe the stat screens might be a different story tho but I'm not sure, I don't know how the plugin used to change the protagonist's stat screen layout from the RPGMaker MV default works in this game
