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Super RMN World 2: Yoshi's Archipelago
Frogge's levels are perfection. That is all.
His mp3s don't work when I test the levels though, so I had to download the same tracks off of YouTube via Clip Converter. Anyone else have this problem?
His mp3s don't work when I test the levels though, so I had to download the same tracks off of YouTube via Clip Converter. Anyone else have this problem?
Super RMN World 2: Yoshi's Archipelago
As a diehard Mario fan myself, I too felt like Boom Boom Bastille was a tad bit on the hard/long side. I totally get that it's supposed to be a late game level, but it very much would've felt like a final level in any actual commercial Mario game. While REALLY hardcore Mario fans will be able to beat it without too much trouble, remember that we probably should make sure the levels are tuned to not be excruciating for people who aren't diehard Mario fans who have mastered the art of conquering most levels.
I really LOVE the concept behind Boom Boom Bastille (very cool to have a castle devoted to tons of them), but I feel like it may be too challenging for the average player. If this project was being designed solely with Mario pros like some of us in mind then it would be totally cool, but I feel like it's sitting a bit above the threshold of what the difficulty should be for an average player in the seventh world of a Mario game. It's too bad that there wasn't a ninth world with a Bowser theme, because it would be pretty fitting then in terms of difficulty.
As for another level, I tried Mushroom Samba. No big complaints, other than it felt a tad bit long for a level in the first world. Other than that, it was a blast and 100% felt like a legit Mario level.
I really LOVE the concept behind Boom Boom Bastille (very cool to have a castle devoted to tons of them), but I feel like it may be too challenging for the average player. If this project was being designed solely with Mario pros like some of us in mind then it would be totally cool, but I feel like it's sitting a bit above the threshold of what the difficulty should be for an average player in the seventh world of a Mario game. It's too bad that there wasn't a ninth world with a Bowser theme, because it would be pretty fitting then in terms of difficulty.
As for another level, I tried Mushroom Samba. No big complaints, other than it felt a tad bit long for a level in the first world. Other than that, it was a blast and 100% felt like a legit Mario level.
Super RMN World 2: Yoshi's Archipelago
author=Seiromem
UPRC did you just create 4 levels in a day
A little bit more than that, but yeah. The trick is to just make standard Mario-esque levels, they're easy to churn out.
Hopefully #5 soon for world 7.
Delve into the Dungeon: RMN Plays!
Super RMN World 2: Yoshi's Archipelago
1 middle ring; the checkpoint for your stage. It's the sparkly ring in the SMW NPC tab. You can't use more than one due to engine limitations, so place it wisely!
5 smiley flowers; these replace dragon coins. They're also on the SMW NPC tab and your stage needs exactly five of them. They must all be obtainable in one go through the level. The debugger can tell you how many you used. For technical reasons, they must all be on the Default layer.
Nevermind, I am dumb and didn't realize that they're in the download you linked to.
Who's who to you?
author=InfectionFiles
Steve Carell to me is Micheal Scott from the Office
Totally. I didn't even see The Office until this year, but he owned the role. Other actors/actresses that I can think of...
Charlie Day as Charlie Kelly (It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia)
Clark Gregg as Phil Coulson (Marvel Cinematic Universe).
Jack Huston as Richard Harrow (Boardwalk Empire).
Jason Priestley as Richard Fitzpatrick (Call Me Fitz).
Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow (he was practically born for the role).
Kathy Bates as Annie Wilkes (Misery).
Michael C. Hall as Dexter.
Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark (Marvel Cienmatic Universe).
Sylvester Stallone as Rocky Balboa.
What RMN Members do YOU want to work with?
Liberty, just so that I could delay her by name dropping songs at random.
Craze, because it seems like he finishes everything he puts his mind to (and it's all good).
RydiaMist or WCoulliard in order to create the ultimate fangame.
Mateui (back in the GW days) because he's a local guy, which would have made communication super easy.
And... honestly? Anyone, really! Because I've never worked with anyone due to my reclusive nature and would like to one day!
Craze, because it seems like he finishes everything he puts his mind to (and it's all good).
RydiaMist or WCoulliard in order to create the ultimate fangame.
Mateui (back in the GW days) because he's a local guy, which would have made communication super easy.
And... honestly? Anyone, really! Because I've never worked with anyone due to my reclusive nature and would like to one day!
Delve into the Dungeon: RMN Plays!
Delve into the Dungeon: RMN Plays!
Why aren't you fuckers in IRC?
author=WIP
Why aren't you fuckers in IRC?
Because Slack is better.
I used to be a big IRC nut for years, but it just can't compare to Slack in my eyes. IRC just feels more dated these days compared to Slack, with the latter feeling way more convenient for general chatting. Steam is also 1000% more user friendly (this may be difficult to forget if you're on IRC often, but it's strange and cumbersome to people who are not). Only area I'd give the edge to IRC over Slack in is bot potential. The only reason I'd probably ever use IRC is if I heard Trihan was running Werewolf games again. No joke.
IRC is a relic these days, and only us old dinosaurs really seem to appreciate it as much as it deserves (if Slack didn't exist, I'd probably still totally come on IRC from time to time). Slack is more modern and easier to use, thus it looks more attractive to younger members and anyone who just doesn't feel like dealing with the intricacies of IRC.
Also:
author=kentona
IRC is blocked at work.
Slack is not.
That.
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