Place your most memorable moments in your RPG. I don't have any time to write mine now, but I will tomorrow!!!

Alright, I have some hilarious parts in mine as well as some pretty serious ones. (Note: This may not seem too much like a Dev and Help topic, but if you want to know how to do something we did, just ask).

1. I have a place called Smith's Town, which is like a gang ran city. In early production of it I built 3 decorative houses. But I plowed these down to make a barracks ( ). So I made 3 hobos standing outside who used to live there. It's a funny touch.

2. I'm currently working on a quest where you meet a dwarf who needs you to save his friends who are stuck in a goblin/troll infested mine (there's a "Balhog" too) . There's also a room where you're ambushed by a troll and... if you don't know what I'm ripping that off of then you need to watch more movies.

3. I have a maze which has huge rewards if you can get out of it, but it's so impossibly hard that it's creator took about 5 minutes to get out (because he knew where he was going).

4. The first time I beat the game I was relieved. I had completed my quest and finally achieved my goal...

Ya, more on the way

I have one halarious line for the starter of a flashback, it's one of the best lines in the game.

"So there I was. Drunk as a bum and higher than a hippie."

Too many to count, too much to spoil.

These are in no particular order.


1.The first day I got my rpgmaker 3 I skipped classes so I could begin my long rpg journey. I got my rpg at about 12p.m oclock and worked on it all day and all night until around 3 a.m. in the morning. Then I finally fell asleep with the controller right at my bedside. I began my saturday morning by making more characters and the finishing touches on my first town as it began to rain. I eventually decided I'd go to Mcdonalds and left my ps2 on. As I started driving back the rain was hitting hard and lightening came forth from those dreadful clouds. When I entered my room I found my ps2 off...apparently the lights flickered, and I without even a single save.

2. Going up and listening to a child.

"Why does Mr. Hef not live with Mrs. Hef?"

3. My opening...I have probably worked on the first 12-20 minutes of my game for 9-15 hours.

4. Making the kids go home when it was dark and have them come back out during the day took me forever to figure out.

5. Finally realizing that conditions/variables/events could be used as switches just like a computer.

Vampires are better.

I'm surprised how many people think that...

Making spooky ghosts in my game, and probably the thing I am most proud is the matching puzzle in "Cursed Desires" that Ixzion helped de-bug.

In the first town of my game, you chat with a guy. I set it up so that there is an equal chance that he will say three different things. Any way, The first town is covered in snow because of a mysterious tower that just when up. So it is very cold. The main character and this guy are both farmers. So the guy is musing about how Vall (the main character) is going to make a living.

he says some thing to effect of: "With this cold snap, I doubt that you'll make it as a farmer....Unless, that is, you plan on growing icicles for a living"

Ahhh...good times. ^_^

one of my characters once had a 1/120 chance of shooting himself in the foot when he fired his longbow.

if he did it, a message would come up saying 'Mile, you godammed fool!'