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"terrible port of the music, with aggressive instruments" my ass. It was not only the best musically of the GBA ports, if you ask me, but also superior to the SNES version.
DaMarsMan:I'm not DMM, but I'd rather see a submission not mentioning those things in the description rejected than one not including a readme. I've always considered the readme field to be redundant when a well-written description should be available for every entry on the site. Let's take a look at the descriptions for hacks with "No Readme" on the maintenance page:
Please provide examples of what translation or hack wouldn't need a readme? Every patch needs to at least provide information on what ROM it's for at the very least. In addition, most likely an explanation for what the patch even is.
Not everything requires a readme.Agreed. Personally, I think that a well-written description is worth more than a readme. The readme is for more specialized information, which often isn't even needed.
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#BLOCK NAME: Status effect names
#TYPE: FIXED_STRING && FIXED_LINE
#STRING LENGTH: 10
#STRING END: No
#LINE LENGTH: 10
#LINE END: Yes
#METHOD: RAW
#SCRIPT START: $2AFE1
#SCRIPT STOP: $2B121
#TABLE: ff6_snes_menu_a.tbl
#COMMENTS: No
#END BLOCKIf only a few people want to remove it, they can edit the HTML to do so; if the majority of people don't like it, I'll get rid of it.
Hmmm, looks like he only submitted the VWF's...
3. The Font archive is on the left hand navigation bar now. I forgot about that.
I'm probably one of the few that wish they'd go back to having to equip your items to use them, it fits with the gameplay style so much better - have a few reserve slots you could select items for and swap into your left hand at any time. Of course, they don't even have separate hands in the newer ones...made sense on the GBA, doesn't on the DS.
Quote from: I.S.T.I hated that part of SOTN. To this day I want to slap IGA up the head for that, even if he's not responsible as. you see, he's a good target for my useless angst.
Well, I'm not talking about exactly how it was done in SotN, there's certainly room for improvement. The reason I like it is it doesn't pull you out of the action like having to open the menu does, which is why I suggested reserve slots. Basically, give the player a few extra slots to stick different items in, then they could simply hit a button to swap through the items at any time without pausing. You could use it for healing items, or even for different weapons and shields. Additional slots could be added with a relic, maybe the Bangle of Holding Things, that's a cheesy enough name for SotN.
How are you planning to change the map in order to show this? Decent 2.5D maps are pretty hard to make. x_xI haven't decided yet, but the idea is: you're walking in an outdoor area, like a mountain path. Now, you find a cave entrance in the middle of the screen, so you can decide to enter there or continue. If you go for the cave area, the map will branch on a different direction, but the viewpoint will be always the same. For this feature, I'm thinking about using a 3D local map, instead of the typical 2D one.
Meh. This doesn't really concern me. The only reasons I'd request a patch be removed would be:
A) It's really buggy and I don't want people to get it until it's been properly fixed up;
B) I want to replace the readme file for an updated one (I've been meaning to do this since I got my own domain, and left vice.parodius behind).
Meh.
Except, er, Woolsey was never involved in FF2/snes.
Thank you, come again.
His first project for Square had been to examine the translated script for the Super Nintendo release of Final Fantasy IV.