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I'm gonna re-reply, 'cause I've been playing Heroes II, and I completely forgot that there's a part of the map (in the snow area) shaped like a giant Emblem of Erdrick, where you find Erdrick's equipment.
It's silly that Final Fantasy couldn't do any better than "FF". All those beautiful logo designs across the whole series, and it ends up with pffffhh. If they were gonna ignore the whole rest of the series anyway, they might as well have just gone with FFVII's meteor.
My theory is that, for the indefinite future, they DON'T want to ignore the whole rest of the series anyway. Maybe someday we'll get a Final Fantasy character not from FF7, and then not making Cloud's logo the Meteor would make sense.
Heres the hope we get Terra. Or if sticking with FF7, Tifa
They'd be cool. My favorite FF protagonist is Cecil from FF4, I really like the journey he goes through.
If Cecil gets in, give him the melee zelda treatment
Then instead of the big dumb "FF" I wish we'd gotten the crystal from Dawn of Souls. That's a pretty good representation of a large part of the series.
I love Tifa and all, but if we got a 2nd FF7 character there's no way it'd be anyone but Sephiroth.
That'd be the most likely, but if he's tired of putting sword characters in then I think that could give a chance to her
.I can easily see that one. Wouldn't mind some mix of victory plus level up either
Final Fantasy 7 doesn't have any crystals (the Materia are orbs, or crystal balls, but either way they're spherical), so that logo wouldn't apply to Cloud.
Ok, now I feel dumb to forgot that this music fits perfect.
No, initials are extremely lame and lazy.
Yeah this actually fits in great. I hope it's this.
Would love it.
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I mean, that's pretty much what all the RPG Maker games are if you want them to be.
It would be my same issue with Mario Maker but amplified. I'm too lazy to make anything and too pessimistic to play any fan creations.
It works with mario maker because it's easy to make levels.
True. I know there are RPG Makers, and maybe one or two took off. I just don't know why. Assuming they can even make a Dragon Quest Maker, you're right, it would take longer to make an adventure compared to your average Mario Maker level. Plus, unlike platformers, you're dedicating way more time to playing an RPG so you can't just blitz through a bunch of creations.It works with mario maker because it's easy to make levels.
Dragon Quest maker would have to do something special to make it wasy, like make small maps with a goal in mind. Kinda like 1-minute hero i guess.
I could see it possible, but it wouldn't really be DQ as much since you cant have a long adventure without it taking months to make
Let's up it to the next level: Dragon Quest Infinite.
Now that is badass.
Okay nevermind. I underestimated how big the concept was and what you could do with it.
Don't know what they could do to make it more unique then RPGMaker.
Maybe you can even grind your way to Smash Hero, haha
Then you have to stop posting though, so you can always tell people in Japan that you're a Smash Yuusha!
Me and a friend have been talking about more programs doing this. There really isn't anything that makes it super simple and has lots of ways to generate maps and characters well. It'd certainly be nice for any rpg maker program, tho i guess having all the heroes from past games could help, well all characters ever actually would be good
, but then it might also make people too busy playing them to buy the new dragon quest games
I did a language major around 2011-2013, which I dropped, but while in there, I couldn't help but to notice that not only you have effective ways to generate maps and towns, but you can also easily generate a story randomly, especially something as simple as DQ1. Even dialogue, which might seem like a big stone in the way is actually quite simple and its not easy to say, have a NPC randomly comment about an object in their surroundings. The problem is really getting enough people who know each of the generators to work together to link all of them, so the story generator interacts with the character generator which sets up the map generator, so on...Me and a friend have been talking about more programs doing this. There really isn't anything that makes it super simple and has lots of ways to generate maps and characters well. It'd certainly be nice for any rpg maker program, tho i guess having all the heroes from past games could help, well all characters ever actually would be good
In any case, it's still great ideas. I just hope they end up working out in general, and for Dragon quest to also get great ideas in general too XD
It's still pretty hard to program something cohesive and coherent and that wouldn't mess some things up when there's so many variables, but it's definitely possible and im sure eventually it'll be a thing. And at the very least if it can generate some stuff to work with it'd still be much quicker than having to do everything from scratch
I doubt an rpg, unless it's a small lighter spin off kinda like final fantasy world.
