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I see. It is basically also Yanfly Engine Melody as built in bravely default! I'd like to transition from the level map, when combat encounter, to alevel-specific different battle background

Good to know!! Can't wait to try them!!

Like this one, the battlers are arranged in angular formation

I always won, if I won anyway, in a battle Royale match, with only one kill, lol. My tactics are, let them kill each other while I hit and hide, hide and run, until there's only 2 to 3 of us left, which was then very easy for me to slay. I usually play battle royale games on Call of Duty...

What made them truly fun and great were that almost each skill you learned are required to be used to interact with environment in order to solve level puzzles, as the game smartly operates the rock paper scissor of element plays. I'm trying to make something similiar. How about you, have you...

My first 2D RPGs were Final Fantasy 2 and Pokémon Blue. I enjoyed both of them so much. But when I stumbled upon Golden Sun and Suikoden, I felt that, and realised that, I want something aesthetically more than chibi

Yes I pretty much know that handrawn still need to be aligned with sheet format. I'm just trying to convey that I prefer XP, or Wakfu MMO, art direction, stead of chibi hahaha. Alright, noted with thanks

I will definitely keep that in mind! I'm going to check out games made by others on shared on Discord too. I think I'm gonna open a thread for my first gamedev project with this software soon

Right. Thanks for clarifying. I want to make my sprites handrawn, stead of pixel

Yes, I just found out about subs on Discord last night, I am relived to know that, hope to subs in the discord soon in the near future

Got it! Will find some time to contribute to the resources of RPGArch. Hope to see more creatives ppl flock to this forum

Oh I see it now. I want to make a game with the size ad dimensions of RPG Maker XP aesthetics

alright, understable. will get my hands on the tool asap so that i can work on games asap

good to know!

Ah yes, Bakin. It's pretty dope too. Both tools are good at helping people make games - but RPG Architect clicks with how I think and build. It feels like a long-term tool I can grow with, especially for 2D top-down or isometric RPGs where I want deeper control without dropping straight into a...

Okay. I imagine, it isn't necessary because we can do it outside the tool

That makes a lot of sense, especially the “season pass” way of thinking about it. I think that mindset alone filters who RPGA is really for - builders vs collectors of tools. That’s actually why I’m planning to do a small series of short, complete games with RPGA. Not huge projects, just...

So glad to hear that, Locke! Keep going! RO1 art styles is very charming

And now you are a Mod! :D Keep the support going!

1. Which reminds me of Octopath Traveller 2. Couldn't agree more 3. Well, yes, lol