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Void Pyramid is a post-apocalyptic RPG set in the space-faring Egyptian empire. In the far future, the maniacal Prime Pharaoh rules the wastelands of Earth. Any who oppose him are exiled to the Void Pyramid. This outer space prison is populated by criminals, beasts, and mutants. No one has ever esca...

I'll match James and also donate $20 for first place and $5 for second.

Have you played Dokopon Kingdom? It's an RPG board game for PS2. It is much more complex than what you are describing. However, it has a lot of cool ideas that you could use some of. You can battle the other players. Enter special "dungeon" side boards. Move around the board in a non-linea...

I'd like to follow up and say that I've been working with this idea, and it's growing into something I think will work really well and stay faithful to the original idea. I'm not going to commit to anything yet, but I think I might actually continue with this project. I'll keep you updated. Lovely ...

Here's a great idea I had for a game. I will probably never make it, so anybody is welcome to take this and run with it. The game (codenamed Wife RPG) is a fairly straightforward JRPG in the Dragon Warrior or Final Fantasy vein. However, your wife is an adventurer who left one year ago on an epic qu...

TMC wrote:OK, I was aware that window positioning was broken under GNU/Linux, but it sounds like it's broken in a different way under Windows - it might even be specific to the version of Windows. That's one of the main bugs holding up release.

If it helps, I am on Windows XP.

I am using the latest nightly and I noticed a strange behavior. When I open game.exe, the window is regular sized. However, when I select an .RPG file to open, the game opens in a much bigger (stretched) size. The top left corner of the game.exe window and the game window are at the exact same pixel...

This bug is definitely consistent. The reason it stopped happening was because I had the "old attack animation position" bitset on. If that bitset is deactivated (like it should be), the attack animation appears behind the enemy every time.

TMC wrote:Hahaha. I haven't done anything; I haven't even checked that I can reproduce it. I was hoping James would fix it. (He hasn't.)

That's weird. Then this bug is inconsistent. It seems to be working now. I will experiment more with it tonight or tomorrow. I'll let you know what I find.

You fixed that bug in record time. Wow! Thanks!

Lyrically F&L2 is solid, but something about the overall production didn't really gel with me. Lasers is the opposite, where I think it sounds pretty good but it's definitely his weakest writing. I'm just so happy that Tetsuo is the best of both worlds. F&L2 is a great album. After Lasers, ...

It's in the Backwards-compatibility Bitsets menu in the general data menu; "Old attack positioning at bottom-left of target" I found another bug! I upgraded to the newest nightly (from the last stable version). I disabled the above bitset (in order to center the attack animations). Now my...

I thought I would jump in here for a minute. Tetsuo & Youth was great. Aside from the ill-conceived Lasers, Lupe's flow grows more technical and more poetic with every album. Tetsuo & Youth might be ultimate evolution of that. If Lupe's wordplay gets any denser, his next album will be incomp...

My Foundations of Game Design class will have a project this term using Twine. I remembered this thread and I'll likely post whatever I make using Twine here. Honestly I'm disappointed in myself for not using the engine to make anything earlier. It looked really cool, I was just working on other th...

I have a nightly from about 2 weeks ago, however my attack animations are not centered. I assume that since my RPG file is older, I need to disable the back compatibility backset, but I cannot find it. What menu is it in and what is it called?