ProjectTrinity

Hello! It only took us one month longer than we intended, but we're finished! Lament to Nowhere is an album full of completely original tunes by some of the composers and singers of VAA. I thank everyone who participated as well as faithfully kept up with my tyranny for this album. All lovely credit can be found in the image below. Song from album [video=youtube;VvXeNPuwW8I] [Video is temporary until I make a video with a piece of all the songs.] Download Link Mediafire Download - 60 MB Megaupload - 60 MB (Will upload if requested) A note to the lyricists that well, made lyrics: Thank you MoonShadow and iluvlimepie for supplying lyrics to some of the tracks, but we ended up having to stick with the instrumental versions of your songs for one reason or another. u_u Quick Staff Credits: Tyrant of the Project: ProjectTrinity Composers: ChrisisCool86, The Hunter, Sean Marshall, ProjectTrinity, Eric Brown II Vocalists: Makopi, EtoileDeRogue Album Cover: Tomoyo Ichijouji <--Of course!

I can see The Perjurer benefiting from this. Go, Marked, go! <3

MASSIVE ILLEGAL BUMP: I have all the lines, songs, and pictures needed for episode 4 and 5. That means, the sooner I mix the voices into RPG Maker XP, the sooner the episodes can go out! In other words, whenever I nab one of you to do the eventing I'm clearly too lazy to do. =p

Something that allows integration with voice actors without a hassle/compromise. :'> And music that doesn't start over again after a battle would be ace. Oh! And a loop point for battle music. I like music. =p

^ From Ubisoft themselves, good sir! Now wii too can find excuses to use our Wii's for fun parties!

^ Funny thing is: No one really said anything about VX sucking to the point where that needed to be said, so I'm surprised anyone actually played the middle-man card. Was there a particular "VX sucks, XP rocks" post you were referring to, because I'm quite sure we knew there were good VX games out there. o.o Ehehe, sorry~ x'D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bxd96qRa6wY&feature=player_embedded This is worth me not posting something PT-related. Totally rated T for the Wii and PS3 Move

^ I wonder where all the great games from that product are~ Translation: Methinks I was referring the probability of them going 3D for Windows 7, with way more leg room and features than the PS2 version?... (Yes I do like the strikeout, Kiriashi! =p)

To make the very best RPG Maker that only nostalgia peeps would disagree with (and really, nostalgia-pumped fans should be ignored like a buried bug), would be to at least purposely allow 3D everything. ='3 With the difficulty curve no steeper than XP's. Is that possible?

If you made that SDK, I'd follow you ~forever~ *w* (...Forever~) But in all seriousness, I wouldn't mind having a little easier/quicker time with RMXP. I think I got over most of the learning curve except mapping, and even now, with someone with as busy of a schedule as me, I'd love to be able to have easier eventing/mapping without it restricting you like in VX. They do that sometime and I'd buy it right away. 8D

I hate mapping. It's a weakspot of mine. I wish it were easier, or rather, quicker. Because quite frankly it's the main reason I'm not producing MORE games far more frequently. I can do everything else lightning fast for an RPG Maker. Yet I never plan on getting VX. I ~LIKE~ three layers. I like my control. I like my non-crushy-sprites. And I like looking at pretty maps when I play other games. [irony] People could always show us some okayish-even surprisingly good VX maps, but the XP maps? Well it's nice to know everyone can do clearly two layered maps. ^_^

Yes! lol Really good job, especially with the effects added in. =3 Another reason for me to either get better at mapping, or recruit some mappers for my full-fledged game. xD

@Crimson: Bet you didn't expect me, eh? 8D The maps (and especially clusters) are amaze. <3 @Kiriashi: So beautiful. :"<

EDIT: So I took a gander at the thread in question. I think a bigger question is when does a critique become a direct attack on personal preferences? "Whatever. The voice actors shouldn't try so hard at the acting. It sounds forced. And the Vespa guys (or whatever) actors accent is annoying." ^ No offense meant, but we're all developers of some sort, correct? A "Too long, didn't read" mixed with criticism for voice work and accents? Without any much backing it isn't really going to help anyone. Anyone. You just as well be telling someone that you don't like the color silver: It's nice to know, but in the end if many someones like silver, it won't help a darned thing. Critiques based on technical merits and majorly questionable styles (Think: someone loves being incoherent.) will always take priority over complaining about the color silver. And finally, there's another question to be raised: Do critiquers take questioning too personally? Using my silver color example, if the OP asks what's wrong with silver, that isn't an excuse for a critquer to add tension to a conversation. But many times, they do just that. In fact, I remember asking why I should redo the entire Perjurer series (I just finished episode 3) and one critquer cried foul and another jumped on me consistently like a nagging nanny that wouldn't go away. I agree that some OPers do not act well to "The voice work needs a bit of work and here's a long example why. ^_^". In fact, I favor those critiques. But many times, I feel critiquers are just itching for a fight with a high horse. "Wait, could you explain why I should do that? @_@" -Creator "Ohmygosh, you're a self-centered person who can't take the heat!!!!" ^ This seems to happen at least one time in every forum, and it's absolutely silly to think that we're allowed to at least ask people to expand on their thoughts without getting the torch. "Think it bad"? lol *Coughs* Anyways, in light of the irony, there's nothing new to add to the topic, right? I saw no reason to not answer Kiriashi's question. It'd be rude of me not to. :'>