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Basically what JSH said. You need to have very good planning so that people actually know what they need to do.

Rondo is my favorite Castlevania game.

I have known and played the Neverhood (never could beat it). My personal adventure game of the PC era.

Bards useful in a JSH game? Who would have thought!?

EDIT: I've NEVER seen an inventory screen filled up in an OHR game before. That is amazing.

I'm wondering that too.

This is probably my favorite episode for the information ont he Duck & MJ Tabletop game.

Having a template of heroes isn't going to ultimately bring balance because it ultimately falls on how they interact with enemies. Duck & MJ 1 just needed more playtesting.

That, and Moogle1 added new accuracy formulas to help balance accuracy. Simply make most weapons give +90 or +80 accuracy.

"Icee and Sam Maxwell have some pretty good fire attacks"

*MISS* *MISS* *MISS*

The flame thrower attacks didn't even appear to do more than 100 damage. I'm guessing the snow enemies weren't actually that weak?

That Electro battle looks more creative than 90% of battles in the OHR at that time period, heh.

"Volcano Elixer" - Excellent.

Hmm... 3-H is the green toaster Gameboy palette, right?

It is.

Steal pretty much most of these palettes (it has a better version of the Classic Gameboy Green palette as well): http://www.mariowiki.com/Super_Game_Boy

It's also possible to plot script a way to define our own custom colors, but the interface programming would be tricky.

3) Why is the palette completely green?

It's the nostalgic palette:

http://www.sodahead.com/entertainment/w ... t-3111729/

The Collab2010 account had an extremely ghetto avatar.

During the three hiker battle, I was thinking it would have been better for Pingu to single target attack since every less enemy on screen is less damage being taken.

And I chuckled at pre-Knight Duck stealing your equipment.

I like Super Effective much better humor-wise. Also, here's an easy way to make your game much better: http://i44.tinypic.com/nec5y8.png A lot of dungeon crawling games of the NES era are known for their long, grueling dungeons, but a great number of them have some way to teleport out of the dungeon...