Nope. But I did just get a full game requested for regular VX.

At the very least, Season 8 will be a nice change of pace. I think it's also time for a new thumbnail, and a new disclaimer. The thumbnail especially. I think people have learned to avoid my videos based on the thumbnail. =P

I am curious what could you do to create a new disclaimer.
It may be that people think you are not sirius when they see the "mwahahaha" part and stuff like that...

As for a new thumbnail... why bother with that?

Also, what determines the order of the planned LPs?
You would think requests would be "first come first served" yet you add it into the middle instead of the end.
Are you perhaps trying to spread the LPs in? Have more veriety and engines interchanging or something like that?

Regarding the thumbnails, I think at this point I've been using the current style long enough that anybody who recognizes my thumbnail will automatically know that my videos aren't worth watching, because they already decided that the last time they tried watching. Will it actually help? Probably not. I honestly don't think I've improved any since I started using these thumbnails, so whatever they didn't like about my videos before, I don't see why they would like them now.

That said, the reason I want to change the disclaimer is because of those people who only watch a little of my videos before giving up and moving on. I want to include a request that if they don't like my video, tell me what I need to do so they'll actually watch. Also, the "mwa-ha-ha-ha" thing lets people know there's humor. People like humor. (Granted, I have a trouble adding said humor.)

The order of planned let's plays is mostly first-come-first-served. The one I just added in the middle, I feel like I can get away with because the two people who got bumped back are people who are already constantly around, regardless of whether I let's play their game. As far as I can tell, this new person just stumbled onto my channel and got excited at the idea of me let's playing his/her game, and I don't want to lose their attention by making them wait forever.

I just saw that my game got pushed back...

Eh, it's whatevs. My demo is an abandoned project aniway, so it's not like I would be using feedback to continue working on that game. It might help if I ever start a new project, but I don't know when or if that will be.

And all the other games seem very interesting as well, so I'm sure I'll enjoy watching them.

Is that RM2 game good? Because I really want to see a good RM2 game that shows of and makes good use of RM2 capabilaties. And so far, SS World 2 was the best RM2 game out of those you LPed, but it doesn't do much outside of the CBS

It's the highest-rated RPGM2 game on the site. I'll be very surprised if it's not good, especially since he went back and improved it since it got that rating.

I looked that game up.
It's based on religion. So you should be careful not to scare your viewers off. Maybe even have a special disclaimer for it...

Having a disclaimer for a religious game is a good idea, but in the case of my game it shouldn't be necessary. I would say that in The Faith of One there is just as much an argument against Christianity (by the antagonists) as there is an argument for Christianity (by the protagonist). The protagonists make some very good points that the antagonist has to wrestle with throughout the game, and even the protagonist expresses doubt and frustration with the nature of the religious/spiritual experience quite often.

As far as your commentary being potentially offensive and you needing a disclaimer for that, it also shouldn't be necessary for my game. There are a few cliches in RPG development which are needed for certain elements that make an RPG an RPG, so if you poke fun at those, it's fine. There should be very few grammatical errors or glitches if any, and any that you may encounter can probably be fixed quickly and easily.

There is a lot that goes into making a game, and handling that task alone and seeing it through to completion is overwhelming. This is probably why there are so few truly completed games with RPM2, because it is a comprehensive piece of software with a daunting learning curve that destroys the hopes and dreams of many game designers with good ideas. Having a novel idea is one thing, but implementing said idea into a complete role-playing experience is another task altogether. I know I did the best I could, and put a lot of time into developing a game that I feel has enough of what is needed to hold the interest of viewers.

Sorry for the long interjecting post. I don't post often on these forums, but when I do I try to make the posts substantiative and worthwhile enough to read.

Survival Ep10
Lesson learned: day-1 let's plays are a waste of time. Back to this game! The game mentioned while I was breaking it that there was supposed to have been some earthquake or something, so I undo my breaking to see if I can experience it for myself.

Survival Ep11
What we're looking for is a flamethrower. But we're the ones that get tossed around.

Survival Ep12
This dungeon is a good example how not to do a survival-horror RPG.

Survival Ep13
Where's the next save point???

Survival Ep14
Things are finally looking up! Well, that is, as long as you ignore the impending DOOM!

Survival Ep15
Camille's gone on the offensive! Let's hope the new guy can pull his weight...

Survival Ep16
Never before have I been so disappointed by a cure.

Survival Ep17
Now that we've got a team of two, Algor should be easier to take down at his higher levels.

Survival Ep18
Who wants to bet that Mr. Grant is Lord Ixzion?

Survival Ep19
The plot's picking up, again.

Survival Ep20
That's six capsule monsters down, two more to go!

Survival Ep21
Ever heard the phrase "daddy's little angel"? Camille's the opposite.

Survival Ep22
Huh. Maybe it's a good thing that Amp stayed behind to fix the boat, after all.