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..and after all that stuff about being able to enter my game too! V It wouldn't be Heart of the OHR if we didn't have at least one debate about the appropriateness of at least one game entry for the contest. ;) I'm sure the game will be great whenever it is finished. Your GIF samples are impressive.

This all sounds very in depth, I love games that have emergent properties. How are these details and "behind the scenes" stuff going to be presented in the game itself? Eg, would we see the shopkeeper npc physically moving around restocking, or the store detective patrolling around, or wi...

Part 3: So, two nights ago we looked at the changes made to Entrepreneur 's persuasion system, and last night we briefly previewed its neighborhood class and crime systems. Tonight we'll take a look at its new WIP security system and the overhaul that shops will undergo to their decision-making dyn...

Part 2: So, updating the persuasion system has introduced me to a new issue: What do I consider a "poor shop"? That question got me thinking about how actual towns and cities are laid out, with some neighborhoods being richer than others. Now, it's not exactly a new thought, as the presen...

Just a quick update on things, followed by a long (partitioned) post about an upcoming plan that I would appreciate feedback on, along with any ideas about elements I may have overlooked. This post will come in three parts to simplify reading. If you want to wait until I post Part 3 to respond, that...

They still need to bone up on their jokes if they want to hold any water against those rib-elbowing skeletons.

I don't do pen and paper RPGs, but I do read, and I do like interesting stories, so I downloaded your PDF, and I hope to make some time this weekend to look through it. I'll be looking at it from the perspective of an outsider who might be interested in trying something new and seeing if pen and pap...

My kind of game. And I just got some new screen-capturing software that could translate to YouTube videos. Hmm....

The unity feature that let's you edit script variables in the editor is awesome. This is quite honestly my favorite part about the engine so far. It's one of the few scripting concepts I was able to grasp immediately (you have to script a serialized field with every variable you want to change in t...

First of all, the OHR and Unity are not terribly different in practice, even though they are vastly different in design. Both engines promote clustering items into groups for easy access: 1. The OHR groups its assets into menus by function (graphics menu, maps menu, battle menu, items menu, sounds m...

Hi All, As I stated recently in my "Entrepreneur Central" post , I've started learning the Unity Engine in an effort to expand the reach of my game, Entrepreneur: The Beginning, from both a design standpoint and a player experience standpoint. This also means I've started learning C#, a la...

You guys are pulling some neat tricks out of your hats for this contest. Good job. Kylekrack, your state machine system (I just learned what that means not long ago thanks to all that Unity C# stuff I've been learning the last couple of weeks) is the kind of stuff I like to see in games. Glad you're...

Before redoing the game in a different engine, maybe you should quickly tie up loose ends as much as possible and release a playtest version of your OHRRPGCE project and garner feedback before you spend possibly several more years continuing to work on it. Working that long on a game and not even k...

Okay, folks, this is the 100th post in "Entrepreneur Central," and with the 100th post comes an important announcement. As of last night, I've started Entrepreneur: The Beginning's journey toward a new game engine.* *When I say "started," I mean that I've started learning a new e...

Yep, that looks super smooth and super nice. It's super cool.

All right, time for supper.