Looking for Help!

[Gadnova]

We've been playing around with RM2K for about 2 years.Every time we start a project,we become discouraged and intimidated by everyone elses work.Well after a few years we finally started a project that we havent trashed yet.To our discovery we have found that neither I nor my brother are very good map makers. WE NEED HELPin this department.....

[zanifer]

i could help if i have a part in the credits however i would need the chips provided just e-mail me

[Kegan]

[glow=green,2,300]Even though this is with your brother, I would suggest staying away from team games. They don't work.[/glow]

[CrashCoarse]

I agree - team games can be quite difficult. However, try not to be discouraged by anyone else's work -- this is very important, and modern-day game makers face the same problem! But do they quit? It's extremely rare. ;D

One of my games, Harbinger of Terror, was actually technologically lacking -- it was aimed at an older, "old school" audience of RPG Makers, instead of the new crowd and their darn fangled CBS and CMS systems!

However, you should always have some kind of Trump Card for your game -- every RPG needs one! HoT's system was a unique staffing and maintainence system -- it was accused of being "just like Legion Saga," even though the engine is worlds apart from Legion Saga's in terms of depth and actual function (i.e. item research, and things went along a "next day" basis, with wages and rosters). After all, you need something that makes your RPG unique for others to play it -- sadly, just a stunning story won't cut it these days with the newer crowd!

"But what should I use to make my RPG unique?" Maybe, a leveling system? Maybe the entire gameplay? Maybe.. frequent minigames? Anything! It's up to you, of course, and if I told you exactly what to make, it just wouldn't be unique! ;D

Hope this helped you some!

[zanifer]

like i said i would help but not do the entire game ill give you some inspireation im trying to send you an e-mail wirght now but my e-mail is down