NEOPHYTE'S PROFILE

No problem. Foreign RM games is what I'm good at.

Also, those links don't seem to be working on RMN. They will still take you to the website, though. Just scroll all the way to the very bottom of the page, there is a link to Omega Cerberus there.

Create a second window box for the skills, with left and right arrows at each end indicating that you can move the skill sets on screen to another set of skill sets. This would get in the way of the cursor, but you could do some edits to fix that.

Mayhaps you could pretty things up as well, it lacks color. I would grab some icons that go well with the skill names and put them in. People like pretty icons. Up to you, though.

I have extremely vague memories of your game, Kaempfer. You never talked much about it other than asking about battle system help. :(

I think my biggest issue with the game profiles is that it isn't really conducive to creator-player conversation, which is an often overlooked but very important step in developing a game people want to play. I see a lot of games that are "HERE IS A GAME PLAY IT DON'T" and not enough that are "HERE IS A GAME PLAY IT OR TELL ME WHAT WILL MAKE YOU PLAY IT!". Lord knows I'm guilty of this myself, but mostly because I am not very good at RPGMaking so if I didn't do something right it's because I suck and am lazy and not because I didn't think of it. :D

I agree with this, but the problem is a regular player doesn't know what they want. They expect you to come up with the world and neat/fun mechanics...and even then, they usually don't give clear cut instructions on how to improve that mechanic. Most bad feedback received is usually just "well, I wasn't having fun". I know I say that about games I don't enjoy. At the same time though, it's still legitimate feedback. You know you're doing something wrong, you just have to work harder to find out what it is.

Also gonna expand on what feld said, the nodes aren't the real important things with the system. The role levels are more important because they increase the effectiveness of each role. A level 5 ravager will increase the stagger meter much faster than a level 3 ravager will (as well as do more damage to the enemies elemental weakness). The same applies to a Sentinel's defense or a Saboteur's debuffing abilities.

There's a lot of...I guess you could say hidden statistics that the game doesn't show you. I like it better than having to learn 10 different statistic names though, and trying to understand what each of them do.

If sound effects and animations were applied to my school work and I was rewarded with a bigger sword that allowed me to do 2x damage to my homework, I would be an 'A' student.