u/Adam-Garden

Let's say it's morally correct, an "ands justify the means" type thing where killing 4 billion people will insure the well being of the other 4 billions, the main questions is:

"How will you Kill 4 billion people while being arrested or executed",

"Who are those people, like are you gonna chose specific groups/races/countries to kill or just kill random people equally",

And "how painful will their death be"

Asking for a story I am writting.

To clarify, I am making a game, not talking about my experience with a certain game.

So anyways I am making an JRPG and I am planning on making the main party of character never change(except in the last chapters where one of them dies) for story reasons, but all the jrpgs I played ever have parties that keep on changing so I don't know anybody has done it before or if jrp fans like it

And suffocat

I just finished DC new frontier and it made very interested in green lantern.

What run should i start with, or just what runs should i read?

Preferably "hopeful" and "whimsy" ones

As of a soundtrack is made of primarily rock music.

Any subgenre

What are some of the hardest RPG bosses that don simply "outlevel you"?

Outlevel: a term i mafe up that means their "level"(and in extend their health and damage) is just put to be higher than your level except if you grind for a while, and a long while it gonna be.

I feel like i am too obsessed with making my game "non-generic."

Just answer yhe question, please

Will the fact he is dead make him cum faster or slower?

Even as a person that knows how to program and worked with Godot and Defold.

What is the problem with the existence of an easy tool?

Also why does it had a reputation for bad games, there is thousand of bad games made in every engine, so what so special about this one?

Even as a person that knows how to program and worked with Godot and Defold.

What is the problem with the existence of an easy tool?

Everybody asking "how do i make my main villain good" but what about the villains that appear for one arc or appears often but isn't theain villain of the narrative.

Just asking