UPRC'S PROFILE

The flowers don't match? They're all from the same place in FF5. The carpet is from FF5 as well, though from a different chipset.

My first game? Here are a few facts about good ol' Lost Chapters from the year 2000.

1. No intro sequence.
2. No storyline at all other than you were a demon from Hell and had to kill a bad guy.
3. Characters joined the party for no reason. A dancer with ADHD, a dragon, and a sex changing sorcerer were just a few of the characters that joined the party. Also a talking cow.
4. The main character was named Exdeath.
5. It was all RTP. Nothing was mapped well at all and the amount of empty space on each map was staggering.
6. The main character's best friend tries to kill him for a reason that is never explained. It happens ten minutes in and is the hardest fight in the entire game.
7. I made it in two weeks.

Yeah.... So it was pretty bad.

Very nice flow! Looks good.

Are the sound effects temporary? They all sound either too quiet or too out of place.

author=Little Wing Guy
Instead of having one combination opening the exit, why not have other possible combinations that drop down a chest or open a secret door? These codes or riddles could be hidden around the dungeon (albeit harder to find than the actual exit combination) so players get rewarded for a little exploration.

Also, what happens if the time is incorrectly answered? A battle?

I've actually been adding treasure for other combinations. I like the idea of some combinations giving hints and such.

There are no random battles in the room and guessing the incorrect time will not result in a battle. It will just say "nothing happened."

I might change it so that, instead of the event calculating the time and hour that you guessed, it will add the two together (7 + 45). That would be far easier to keep track of in the event itself, because right now I'm using branches for individual hours and minutes guessed, which I'm realizing is very inefficient.

So the sum of the hour and minute together will decide what the player gets. By doing this, I can make a certain number range (which could simulate anywhere between 1-60 minutes or whatever) unlock the path to the next room rather than just a single hour/minute combination.

Here's where the treasure chests spawn. Each X represents a chest. The circle is where the exit appears.