ADDIT'S PROFILE

Yeah, I may disappear from time to time with little to no explanation of my whereabouts (it’s the aliens, I swear!), but, like a blind cocker spaniel, I always seem to come back. Always.

author=Deckiller
Yes...I wonder if Arc has evil plans for the janitor who clearly failed his duties...mwa ha ha.

Maybe it will be like Chrono Trigger and he'll turn into a skeleton upon examination, lol.

Hahahahaha, that’s great!

author=LordBlueRouge
One lesson I learned from working on this, is that, when you make something people like, they naturally expect more from it - which I wasn't expecting! But yeah, I'll try to add more stuff next time.

Yeah, adding more stuff to a game is good and all that, but just don’t be like me and so many other countless fools and keep on adding in more stuff until there’s no end in sight. You don’t wanna start heading down a slippery slope that you can never come out of, believe me.

Either way - I love the little Easter Egg. I was wondering, since a new download appeared in my notices feed what it was all about, and then being pleasantly surprised to hear about this awesome little addition. Good stuff.

- MUHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

(…I seriously need to start going through these.)

In the spirit of giving, I decided to send you some money.

Keep RMN alive, good buddy!

author=UPRC
I have decided that Blackmoon Prophecy will no longer be supported or updated in any form. The game had a good run and I enjoyed working on it over the years, but after having it as a part of my life for so many years and having been completed nearly a decade ago now, I wish to move on. So, there will be no further updates, bug fixes, and so forth going forward. I will always be open to receiving feedback as it helps me with newer projects, but I am officially done touching this game in any form going forward.

Very understandable (especially with what happened with Blackmoon Prophecy III recently). You’ve done more than enough to fix up any remaining issues and bugs over the years that it’s time for you to move on to bigger and better things. Usually most developers around here would fix up a couple of things, like any major game-breaking issues or glitches, maybe even add a new feature or two along the way and then call it a day, but you really went above and beyond what most do developers do and I applaud that type of dedication, especially over that many years. Heck, I even think that you’ve done more than what Square-Enix has done on a couple of their own projects. Either way, this is totally understandable.

(Although, you should probably mention this in a blog post to not only receive some of that sweet, sweet makerscore, but to also to get the word out too.)