Tales of the Drunken Paladin: Version II

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Tales of the Drunken Paladin: Version II, Version 2 Released! Over 40 Hours of gameplay!

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Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Jan 17 2009, 02:26 PM Post #1
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	[Forum] ~ [Facebook] ~ [Twitter] ~ [Skyrim] QUOTE Version II is out! Get it now! CODE [url="http://www.rpgmakervx.net/index.php?showtopic=8743"][img]http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b101/Scarlet_Jile/HoboUserBar.png[/img][/url] Bonus: RPG Maker blog features Tales of the Drunken Paladin NEW DESIGN CONTEST! Livestream This post has been edited by Drunken Paladin: Aug 16 2012, 07:45 PM -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Jan 20 2009, 04:57 AM Post #2
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	QUOTE The Original: A few years ago in the entirely fictional Kingdom of Maine, a political band of foreign diplomats seized control of the throne and began manipulating the current king in power. Plundering Maine's rich economy, this mysterious organization was eventually found out and expedited viciously by a small force of totally radical warriors, chief among them the protagonist of our story: Anebriate. Order was eventually restored to the kingdom, but the riches lost could not be recovered. Totally unrelated, Anebriate became absurdly wealthy and spent his days loafing around in his house, drinking himself into comas and picking fights with local shopkeepers. This story begins upon the eve of a series of catastrophic events which will lead to Anebriate suffering the loss of his vast wealth, his house, his memory, and subsequently, his impressive skills. This is a tale of recovery--not just the recovery of monetary concerns or memory, but also the recovery of lost humanity. Big Trouble in Little China, Maine: Strange things are afoot in Webber's frozen homeland in China, Maine. He enlists the help of Anebriate and the gang to check things out, only to find that someone with extraordinary powers has been terrorizing the locals. Upon investigating, they discover a series of clues which lead them to Augusta, the overgrown former-capital of Maine which is now a hippie colony and Native American reservation. These clues lead them to a revelation nearly as terrifying as George Washington himself: the culprit appears to be a rogue save hobo. Anebriate and company must enter the Save Realm and seek justice from the Supreme Save Council. REVIEWS Thanks to the RMVX community for these shiny awards! The people who have given TDP a try, say... QUOTE "It is like the softest caress of a massive-mammaried, milkmaid upon your cheek as she coos out innocence and naivete that makes your blood boil with unholy sexy fury." - Mace "Combines awesomeness with flat-out awesome makes-you-cry humor. Best RMVX game ever." -Peva "Just wanted to say, this is by far the best RPG Maker VX game I've played, and I've played quite a few." -Dragndude9 "Freaking. Amazing. I loved every second of it. I laughed so hard, for ages. 9999/10." - Raian the Fallen "I downloaded this game last month, and I think I had a stroke from laughing because I fainted and woke up with my friend shaking me..." - Roxas the Nobody "I recently played it..and I lol'd. I NEVER LOL." - RealFolkBlues "I have to say honest to god this might be one of my favorite games of all time now. I have not stopped laughing since I've started playing." - Deathwyvern "This is one of the best games I've played for the PC, commercial games included." - seven207 "i have to say, this is one of the best rm games i've ever played. very few can compare to this masterpiece." - Kydo "I'm sure I missed some things, but all in all it has a great story, great humor, great characters, great graphics (you made the rtp look good :3), and great everything!" - Kang "I actually thought this game was going to be only a nothing-more-than-comedy-game, but this is definitely not. applauds" - NeoMarmar "this is the best non-commercial VX game I have ever played... every single dialogue is absolutely hilarious!" - Frostoria "I've been thinking RPGs have died to me, but this game proved it wrong." - Radscythe "Seriously entertaining and very most excellent." - Grim Reaper "this game is funny as shit... I keep spitting up my alcohol" - Lyonn "Seriously had me in stitches." - Pointy "The game was full of non-stop laughter..." - Nanamiko "so... I basically almost cried with laughter while playing this game. It's fantastic." - Rosange "I absolutely loved it." - Babyangelgirl2 "Very, very humorous. This is one of the few RPG Maker games I have really enjoyed in a while." - Confederacy "You should consider warning people that they may wet themselves laughing while playing the game." - Munkis "This game is great. It has well developed characters, attention to detail, and a sense of humor that has me laughing notstop." - Nairelev "Good game and also very funny, I played this game more than once." - Apedemak "This game is pure sex... Hilarious. I almost cried at some points." - Khaosn95 "I just test played it, and wow this game is totally awesome" - Radscythe "this is the best VX game i've played by far. love the attention to detail, and of course, the humor." - Diedrupo "Wow! This is by far the funniest/best game I've played on RMVX. Interactive items, Hilarious comments and all around fun!" - Ketski "Everything that these people said is true. This game is so hilarious and amazingly well done that I just did not want to stop playing." - Lunara "This is like the most epic thing ever... Has me rofl'ing no matter how much of a bad mood I'm in." - Chill19 "It is a really enjoyable game with huge amounts of detail..." - Jim42 "This game's good, and I hope it get's viewed by others." - TNinja "...this game is motherfuckin' great... I was literally laughing throughout the whole game." - Ashvir "I love the game" - Harlequynn "This game is so freakin awesome... Anebriate is the best main character I've ever seen." - Antares "Probably one of the best I have played here." - Ketsuekii FEATURES: QUOTE Literally THOUSANDS of events with which to interact, all promising unique and sometimes profitable features. Quite possibly more custom dialogue than any RPG Maker game in existence! Optional characters spice up dialogue and have an effect on the story-line! Optional hidden bosses are a tough challenge but give rare, often one-of-a-kind treasures. There's even an angry potato boss! Look at the world differently depending on the time of day. Dozens of time-specific events are happening all around you! Tons of side-quests and mini-adventures distract the protagonist from his goal, and give fun prizes or even money! Hundreds of unique weapons and armor are found throughout the game, making character customization thought-provoking and interesting. Detailed, quality game environments unlike any other RPG Maker game. A bizarre and one-of-a-kind story-line takes the player through an interesting and comical series of events unlike any other. A side-view battle system complete with ATB and unique character skills and a range of hilarious items with which to sustain yourself in combat. A system of weapon-crafting and potion-making! CONTACT: Spoiler: If I don't respond to the thread for whatever reason right away, feel more than free to send me an email at Anebriate@gmail.com with any question or concerns. It is the preferred method of contact since I will be notified immediately, and should result in a quicker response. Another method of contact is via AIM at OminousPiratus, but the chances of catching me on that are less likely. CHARACTERS: Spoiler: Anebriate: Anebriate is the main character, and the person to whom all the unfortunate things happen. He's generally lazy, hates straining himself, doesn't particularly care to involve himself in extraneous activities, and generally just wants to loaf around. His greatest pleasures include: back-rubs, booze, eating donuts, and sleeping. Nobody is quite sure how he became the world's greatest warrior, and nobody is really surprised when all of a sudden he's forgotten all about it. Palmer: Palmer is a Cardinal, a high-ranking member of the Catholic church. He was once an active priest, traveling the world with Anebriate in search of meaning, and money, but over the past few years he's settled down in the Litchfield cathedral to take charge of the clergy's affairs. However, when he finds himself confronted with an oblivious Anebriate, the temptation to tag along is too great, and he forces himself into the party. Palmer may be a stalwart religious defender, but he is in no way a good role model. He's misogynistic and generally abusive towards children. He carries around a walking stick or a cane, which he occasionally uses to "slap a bitch." Deemer: Also known as "Deemer the White," he is a powerful magician who lives a peaceful life in the humble forest village of Richmond. When the tavern burns to the ground and magic is suspected however, a number of fingers point in his direction, making him an immediate concern for our protagonist. Whether he is responsible or not, Anebriate must travel to Richmond and speak with him, or to fight, whichever comes first. Dave Dave is a capable pilot who agrees to help Anebriate and his companions out on their quest by escorting him around free of charge. He's also abundantly friendly and helpful, and nobody really stops to contemplate why he is so eager to help without any apparent benefit. He's so friendly, in fact, that it borders on frightening. I guess they just can't help but trust that beard. As well as these four primary characters, there are three optional ones that you may attempt to adopt, and it may have substantial impact on the ending of the game if you do... Spoiler: Emma: Emma is a warlock by trade, often using her mysterious magics to help out government officials, or merely to scare animals away from crops for the benefit of local farmers. She is quick-witted and wise, but also short-tempered and intolerant to ignorance, which puts Anebriate in a bad spot. She'll agree to help your little crew in exchange for a rare anthology of poetry, but the book won't be cheap. Albert: Albert is a dedicated thief, and he's been causing some mischief in town. If you agree to help a citizen in need, you might happen upon Albert during one of his nightly stalks through the square. After being prodded for a while and refusing to give up any information, Anebriate comes to learn an extremely significant piece of information about Albert that tends to hinder communication between them. Nevertheless, his skills are impressive, and if you play your cards right you can get Albert on the team. Webber Webber is clearly a madman. He screams everything he says at the top of his lungs, and is constantly yearning for bloodshed. You may see him around the slums of Gardiner, enjoying a cold one, and it would behoove you to gather what information from him that you can. Some people say Webber wants nothing more than to destroy everything in sight. Some say he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorders. Still others say that all Webber really wants is a friend. SCREENSHOTS: Spoiler: [Digitally Remastered Swamp Action] [One of a handful of flashbacks regarding Anebriate's questionable past] [I'm on a boat!] [Lewiston is a dangerous and somewhat smelly place] [Extended item information makes equipping new gear a little more thought-provoking] [Richmond at night] [Out-drink your rival, that son of a bitch!] [A little common sense thrown into the RPG mix] WALL OF FAME Spoiler: SPREAD THE LOVE Spoiler: Show your love for Anebriate and the gang with these fancy-pants user-bars! CODE [url="http://www.rpgmakervx.net/index.php?showtopic=8743"][img]http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/6421/btilcmbar.png[/img][/url] CODE [url="http://www.rpgmakervx.net/index.php?showtopic=8743"][img]http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/8697/tdpsupport.jpg[/img][/url] CODE [url="http://www.rpgmakervx.net/index.php?showtopic=8743"][img]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/ketski/drunkenpaladinuserbar.png[/img][/url] Copy/paste the codes above into your signatures! FAQ Spoiler: Q. Is this purely a nonsense game? A. No! Don't be fooled by the silly title; the game IS fundamentally a comedy, but it is NOT just a nonsense game. It is a very detailed and surprisingly captivating game. Q. It says "Book III," where are books I and II? A. Book I is for RPG Maker 2,000, and has not been released (yet). It was made many years ago, and does not meet my standards of publication, so I have not released it to the public. Book II was being produced in RPG Maker XP, but went unfinished, and I abandoned the platform altogether. I decided to call this version "Book III" in the event that I revitalize either (or both) of the previous projects. Q. Why do you have a Web Site for the game if it's not for sale? A. For a number of reasons. I wanted a place where I could more thoroughly customize the presentation of Drunken Paladin, as well as a forum where people could talk about all things relevant to the game without worrying about mature themes and language. Drunken Paladin is a very human experience, and as we know, humans can be beautiful and horrible all at once. Also, and perhaps most importantly, Drunken Paladin will eventually become a COMPANY which will represent distinct products such as Tales of the Drunken Paladin (the game), Web Comics and relevant merchandise. Q. Who could have made all of this madness? A. Steve Gibbon, a married man and freelance copywriter/author who lives in Topsham, Maine. If you want to know more, join the forum and ask! WALKTHROUGHS/GUIDES Spoiler: Book III Walkthrough[/size] Character Guide CREDITS: Spoiler: CONCEPT ASSISTANCE Stephen A. Palmer CHARACTER SPRITER "Dr. Phil" - George Washington Sprite Curtusky - Robert Sprite Enterbrain, Inc. - RTP Sprites Famitsu [http://www.famitsu.com] - Citizen Sprites Sevith - Sevith Sprite TILESET DESIGN Avadan (Ship Tiles) Enterbrain, Inc. (RTP) Mack (Custom Trees/Plants/Furniture) FACE ART "CLOSET": http://eurs.blog65.fc2.com/ DJenerationT (Dead People) Enterbrain, Inc. Eggrollninja (Greg) BATTLERS La Pucelle: Tactics - Bear Sprite Base "CLOSET": http://eurs.blog65.fc2.com/ - Tommy's Bull - Rock Lobster - Goatdini - Eyeguy - Deep Crow Base BACKGROUND MUSIC SOURCES Square Enix The Black Mages Blizzard Entertainment Blues Image Meatloaf Joe Esposito Survivor Elton John The Seatbelts The B52s Mastodon Capcom Nintendo SOUND EFFECTS http://www.soundsnap.com SCRIPTING ULTIMA TENRAI Mr. Anonymous Moghunter Woratana Kylock KGC Professor Meow Meow Yanfly Para Dog SCRIPT TRANSLATIONS Mr. Bubble Mr. Anonymous Runefreak SOFTWARE Adobe Photoshop CS4 Adobe Illustrator CS3 Microsoft Paint BETA TESTERS/DEBUGGING Mace David Richardson Sharon L. Williams Andrews Lord Kries Mr. Ketski Kyon9854 Pointy Stephen A. Palmer Emma J. Gibbon SPECIAL THANKS Thanks to all the fans who kept the project moving forward, and to my beautiful and loving wife for staying patient with me while I worked on this project endlessly. To Brad Neely for supplying such precious phrases as "frenzied crygasm" and "celestial ejaculate." To Penny-Arcade for the "Deep Crow." To Doctor McNinja for "Dark Smoke Puncher." To Rob Cole, Stephen and Albert Palmer, Christopher Webber, Sherwood Deemer, Emma Gibbon, David Richardson and Carla Shaw for knowingly or unknowingly being the namesake of my protagonists, and for not taking offense to their (mostly) fabricated dispositions. Latest Release is TDP: Version II, patch 1.3 - August 2012 This post has been edited by Drunken Paladin: Aug 17 2012, 03:32 PM -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Feb 3 2009, 04:02 AM Post #3
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	DOWNLOAD THE SHIT OUT OF IT Version 2.4 was released on July 31, 2011, and is the most up-to-date and bug-free version of the game available. If anyone downloaded version 2.2b or 2.3b and experienced some issues, 2.4b is almost guaranteed to fix them. Please enjoy! [NOTE: PATCH 2.0b AND NEWER ARE NOT COMPATIBLE WITH PREVIOUS VERSION SAVE FILES] Patch 2.4.1b (Bug Fixes): - Fixed an issue where the timer can run out while fighting Barnaby in the desert - Fixed a couple of passability issues on shadows. - Fixed an issue (hopefully) where Emma gets stuck in catform [Update: this is actually not properly fixed--one is being developed] - Fixed an issue where Berserker was applied regardless of resistance to it - Fixed the issue with the boulder below the Gardiner slums - Removed extraneous maps to lighten the file-size - Fixed the issue where the Jets fight produces a missing file error Patch 2.4b (Bug Fixes): - Fixed the issue with the iPod quest reward - Removed a script causing issues with Anebriate's "Celestial Ejaculate" skill - Removed an issue where Hobotropolis sewers could be accessed prematurely - Fixed an issue where certain gear was unequipable by classes which should have been capable (New Content): - All characters now have access to their top-tier skills - New sprite modifications for several characters (Anebriate, Albert, Webber) - Several skills have been modified for balance purposes Patch 2.3 (Bug Fixes): - Missing file issues resolved - Fixed the labyrinth-freezing issue - Fixed several mining-animation issues - Ghasts have been adjusted to do more damage but have less HP (New Content): - Added a "friendly reminder" from the save hobo at the beginning of the game as a guide of sorts - Couple o' secrets - You can now smelt bars in Gardiner! - Mining picks are considerably easier to purchase Patch 2.2 (Bug Fixes): - Fixed more issues with pots filling blank spaces - Fixed a few passability issues (New Content): - Updated Trophy House Hall of Fame - Replaced a few tiles for smoother, more natural-looking environments - Added additional side-content to the China Mountains and desert areas - Continued to adjust dialogue for better continuity and higher quality Patch 2.1b (Bug Fixes): - Fixed mining issue in the forest - Fixed mining issue in Bowdoin - Fixed issue where the enemy detection gauge did not appear in wolf den - Fixed missing file issues - Modified even more dialogue to make the game experience smoother and more coherent - Fixed passability issues in forest and swamp - Fixed issue with piano in Larry's Labyrinth - Fixed lag on Black Bridge - Fixed Meatloaf cutscene - Fixed Chickenbot cutscene - Fixed issue with graphics changing upon interaction - Fixed Belinda's house - Fixed issues where blank spaces were filled with objects (like broken pots) - Replaced the iPod quest reward with a new item - Fixed the frost bee quest - Further reduced lag in Lewiston - Fixed several running/walking continuity issues - Fixed an issue with mining in the Lewiston mines - Tweaked enemy balance slightly to compensate for the new stat-distribution system - Adjusted the stat-distribution system for better character balance - Fixed an issue with the dock-man in Lewiston Patch 2.0b (New Content): - Mining has been modified to include different possible outcomes - Substantial dialogue rewrites for TDP: "Vanilla" - Map design changes to allow for implementation of new puzzles - Combat has been modified substantially to hopefully produce a more balanced and enjoyable experience - An assortment of new dialogue options from existing NPCs - Various new NPCs and items added to the game - Adjusted dash speed and made dashing possible in many more areas - Substantially reduced lag in nearly all problem-areas - Fixed minor typos and alignment errors - More flavor-dialogue from party-members in various places - Adjusted town pathing to be less frustrating and somewhat more spacious - New hidden bosses! - Hobotropolis is now viewable from the outside (but cannot be accessed) - Swampy Joe is more than meets the eye... - Auto-dash and volume adjustment options are available - New stat-distribution system is now live and functional - New tile animations, tint adjustments and light effects This post has been edited by Drunken Paladin: Sep 21 2011, 04:42 PM -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

jim42 View Member Profile	Feb 3 2009, 03:13 PM Post #4
burp I eat lurkers...	Hey Drunken Paladin, I'm really sorry i havn't posted sooner, i've been really swamped with my a-levels at the moment and your demo went completly aout of my mind. Then i saw your re-uploaded Demo and felt really guilty so i decided to play it today since you were kind enough to play mine (though i should be getting on with my coursework lol ) Okay i'm not very good at reviews so i'm just ganna say what i though of it: I've put my comments in a spoiler tag because i dont want to spoil anything for anyone else;) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « So far i have played till i died in the Underground maze, i kept going the wrong way, fought a scorpion that came out of a hole and then got finished off by a rat lol. It is a really enjoyable game with huge amounts of detail, every simgle thing i clicked on seemed to have something to say, i really like the little mini side mission (making the little blande haired boy cry) and i like Aenebriates town, its very detailed. I like the jokes in it and how it takes the the piss out of RPG games. It made me laugh several times "arn't people burning upstairs?""Relax time doens't pass in a rpg unless the player is actively involved" I though the maze was a tad tiresome, and although the enemys are pretty weak there are a lot of them and they can wear you down like they did with me :S I like the charcter of Aenebriate (i like the pun by the way) and this makes me want to find out what has happened in instalments 1 and 2 There aren't many critiscisms, 1. i didn't like that some speach messages had attached facesets and some didn't 2. I think Woratana Neo messaging system for Named Message boxes would be better than typing the name into the box occasinaly for characters 3. the underground maze is bit plain --- Thats all that bothered me really the rest is pure gold I think i found a glitch though, in the items or junk pack menu the "ALL" tab doesnt seem to show naythiung even when i have stuff in other tabs :S weird Anyway to sum up i think its a really enjoyable with a stoyline that seem like it can go anywhere. i really like the humour and I will go back on it later and see if i can finish the demo. thanks for posting the demo, i'm just sorry it took so long for me to play it jim42 This post has been edited by jim42: Feb 3 2009, 03:15 PM -------------------- p.s why not have a look at the demo for my game while your at it? Cheers jim42 -------------------- OMG! Granny Gave me Cookies!!! » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «

Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Feb 3 2009, 04:59 PM Post #5
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	Jim, thanks for the review, and don't worry about how long it took, school is always more important. I am kicking myself to this day for not finding that speech script sooner, because at this point it would literally take a week to change the thousands of message lists over. I completely agree with you, however. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « In regards to "Larry's Labrynth"... yeah, it sucks, lol. It sucks the big one, but there's a HUGE running gag once you get through it that (hopefully) makes it worth the suckiness. I tried to spice it up a little bit with the events everywhere in it, but I do agree that it might be time to make it less monotonous. P.S. My offer to help with your game is still good. This post has been edited by Drunken Paladin: Feb 3 2009, 05:01 PM -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

Antares View Member Profile	Feb 3 2009, 06:58 PM Post #6
Professional Goose Kicker Type: Artist	I've been eyeing at this game for awhile and I wasn't so sure. But after looking at some of the new screenshots, I'm gonna have to play this.. I hope it's as good as all the screenshots show the entire way. ;D -------------------- "LOOK AT HOW GODDAMN SERIOUS THIS HELMET IS." -MECHANICOR The Drunken Paladin Supported Games: Spoiler: Supported Topics: Spoiler: (I love these guys!!!) Other Stuff: Spoiler: Spriting Contest 3rd Place My Threads: Antares' Villager/RTP Recolors They're cholesterol-free!.... I mean, credit-free! Antares' Original RTP Credit-required. Down at the current moment. I intend to get back to it in the very near future. The Actor Recolor Project So I don't have to see freaking generic Ralph/Elmer used as a main charrie in EVERY GAME. crazy-person panting My Links: Vivid Style- silly little artblog...

jim42 View Member Profile	Feb 4 2009, 05:04 PM Post #7
burp I eat lurkers...	Hey Your welcome for the review, I really enjoyed playing it I hope this game gets more attention becasue it really deserves it I'll PM you at some point about my game thanks again jim42 This post has been edited by jim42: Feb 4 2009, 05:05 PM -------------------- p.s why not have a look at the demo for my game while your at it? Cheers jim42 -------------------- OMG! Granny Gave me Cookies!!! » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «

TNinja View Member Profile	Feb 5 2009, 01:34 AM Post #8
Lolicon	This game is actually good. I got lots of laugh, and I like the maps. And having that hobo as a save was a great idea. Even the weapin description gives the laugh. I liked the music used in this. I think it fits well for the game. This game's good, and I hope it get's viewed by others. Keep it up. Not so good with reviews -------------------- I'm so lolicon. TNinja's Trap Master Tutorial

Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Feb 5 2009, 02:52 AM Post #9
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	Hey, thanks for the compliments everyone. I was just starting to get a little down for the lack of reviews, but you two have reinforced my desire to succeed with this game. I noticed a couple of minor bugs in the version posted in the first post, so I'm going to patch them up real quick. I don't know if anyone's come across them, but there was a bad conditional switch preventing players from reaching the bridge. -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

Ashvir View Member Profile	Feb 5 2009, 03:33 AM Post #10
Self-described Huguenot Type: Designer Alignment: Chaotic Good	This game is terribly offensive and the humor is repulsive and crude. Sir, you should be ashamed of yourself for uploading this filth. Think of the children! ...I'm just kidding, this game is motherfuckin' great. I haven't gotten too far (I got brutally raped by monsters in the underground basement maze, maybe you should tone those guys down) I'll give you a full review after I get further; but so far I really like what I see. The maps are pretty, the music is recognizable but fitting (Black Mages ftw) I was seriously laughing nonstop while playing, and even just randomly inspecting objects around town was lolworthy. You've got a top notch sense of humor there, Drunken Paladin. I'll give more feedback once I actually get through the demo. :D -------------------- "Not only do I not know what's going on, I wouldn't know what to do about it if I did. " RIP George Carlin :(

Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Feb 5 2009, 04:05 AM Post #11
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	QUOTE (Ashvir @ Feb 4 2009, 10:33 PM) This game is terribly offensive and the humor is repulsive and crude. Sir, you should be ashamed of yourself for uploading this filth. Think of the children! ...I'm just kidding, this game is motherfuckin' great. I haven't gotten too far (I got brutally raped by monsters in the underground basement maze, maybe you should tone those guys down) I'll give you a full review after I get further; but so far I really like what I see. The maps are pretty, the music is recognizable but fitting (Black Mages ftw) I was seriously laughing nonstop while playing, and even just randomly inspecting objects around town was lolworthy. You've got a top notch sense of humor there, Drunken Paladin. I'll give more feedback once I actually get through the demo. Haha, had me worried at first. Thanks man, glad you like it. Hopefully I'll have the patched version uploaded within the next few minutes in case you get stuck at the bug I mentioned. This version fixes: » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « 1. The save hobo has a switch that should make the message no longer repeat (from both the Labyrinth and outside the tavern). 2. One of the houses in Richmond had walls that could be walked over! No longer. 3. The "Black Bridge" had bugged tiles, but it is hopefully repaired. 4. The world map event preventing the player from traveling past Richmond after that part of the story has been fixed. 5. The "end-of-the-demo-room" has gained another stone from which to teleport. -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

Harlequynn View Member Profile	Feb 8 2009, 11:39 PM Post #12
Type: Writer Alignment: Chaotic Neutral	I will download this demo in a few minutes, but firstly I want to ask you ONE thing: I have been tirelessly trying to fit in the changing screen-tints for times of day... and my tests are semi-conclusive. The only problem I've faced is that after a full 24 hours in game the tints have all overlaid eachother and are henceforth indistinguishable. How did you fix that issue (or never face it)?! XD

Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Feb 9 2009, 01:08 AM Post #13
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	QUOTE (Harlequynn @ Feb 8 2009, 06:39 PM) I will download this demo in a few minutes, but firstly I want to ask you ONE thing: I have been tirelessly trying to fit in the changing screen-tints for times of day... and my tests are semi-conclusive. The only problem I've faced is that after a full 24 hours in game the tints have all overlaid eachother and are henceforth indistinguishable. How did you fix that issue (or never face it)?! XD It's a script made for RMVX by Kylock. It operates variables up to 2400, which constitutes a clock. It's pretty plug+play, just look it up here on the forums, or even Google Kylock's Time System VX. I should add that the events you create depend upon self-made common events, but the script makes it extremely simple. Something like so long as the conditional is between X and Y, the "night" switch is on. I look forward to hearing what you thought of TDP. This post has been edited by Drunken Paladin: Feb 9 2009, 01:17 AM -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

Harlequynn View Member Profile	Feb 9 2009, 04:08 AM Post #14
Type: Writer Alignment: Chaotic Neutral	QUOTE (Drunken Paladin @ Feb 8 2009, 06:08 PM) It's a script made for RMVX by Kylock. It operates variables up to 2400, which constitutes a clock. It's pretty plug+play, just look it up here on the forums, or even Google Kylock's Time System VX. I should add that the events you create depend upon self-made common events, but the script makes it extremely simple. Something like so long as the conditional is between X and Y, the "night" switch is on. I look forward to hearing what you thought of TDP. Yes, I've implemented a clock system. Perhaps I was not looking hard enough, but all I could locate for conditional branches with regards to cariables had equal to, greater/less than or equal to, greater than, less than, and not equal to. Is there another way to go about conditional branching in which the 'between variables' selection is an option?

Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Feb 9 2009, 02:01 PM Post #15
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	After implementing Kylock's Time System (in the spoiler), this is the common event I made to differentiate events happening at night from ones happening during the day. From this point, creating night events is as easy as putting the "Night People" switch ON as a condition for an event. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « #============================================================================== # ■ Kylock's Time System VX 1.5 # 6.3.2008 #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Script by: Kylock #============================================================================== # Mostly rewritten since XP version. Cleaner code and less intrusive (more # compatible). This is my comprehensive time and day/night system. This # script adds a new window to the game menu, so if you use a CMS, then place # this script ABOVE it so that it won't mess up your CMS. If you use a custom # script that makes changes to the battle background, place KTS below it so # that you don't get the delayed-tone effect in you battles. Other than that, # there shouldn't be any other script compatibility issues. # I've tried to make this script as customizable as possible, the settings # are found immediately following this header. Although time output to game # variables is optional, I strongly suggest using it so that its easier to # build your events based on the time in the game. #============================================================================== # ● Change Log #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # 1.0 - Original Release. # 1.1 - Corrected tinting issue at the start of a battle. Place this script # below any battle background scripts if you experience "jumpy tinting" # 1.2 - Corrected the accuracy of $kts.stop and $kts.go # 1.3 - $kts.stop really stops everything now. Also added game switches for # even easier eventing. # 1.4 - Fixed Battle Test compatibility (simulates normal daylight for battle # test instead of darkness). # Now switches and variables will only update when the map loads so that # events don't suddenly dissappear when their time is up. # Added $kts_anti_tone - returns an inverse tone color to allow sprites # to appear normally on a tinted screen. # 1.5 - Rewrote the regexp that finds the [KTS] in the map name. Hopefully # this resolves the wrong maps being tinted problem. #============================================================================== # ● Auto-tone Instructions #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # Maps designated as outdoors are the only maps to be affected by this # scripts use of auto-toning. To signify a map to be "outdoors", you must # include [KTS] In the name of the map. For example, you world map could be # named "World Map [KTS]" or "[KTS] World Map". Provisions are made later in # the script to remove [KTS] from the map name when it's read by another # script. This means that "[KTS]" won't show up in your Map Name Popup # windows. #============================================================================== # ● Script Function Calls #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # The following are script commands that can be executed by using the # "Script..." command in your events. # ● $kts.stop - Stops time (can be used for cutscenes) # ● $kts.go - Resumes time (don't forget to use this!) # ● $kts.sec(n) - progresses time forward (n) seconds # ● $kts.min(n) - progresses time forward (n) minutes # ● $kts.hours(n) - progresses time forward (n) hours # ● $kts.days(n) - progresses time forward (n) days # ● $kts.jump_to_hour(n) - progresses time forward TO the specified hour. # Particularly useful in a situation where you # want a certain event to happen at a certain time, # or an Innkeeper who should wake the party up at # a certain hour. This command MAY cause your game # to appear to freeze for a few seconds on slower # computers. #============================================================================== # ● Game Database Setup #------------------------------------------------------------------------------ # This script, by defult, uses the following game variables and switches: # Database Variables: # [1] The Current Time [4] The Current Hour # [2] The Current Second [5] The Current Day # [3] The Current Minute [6] Name of the Current Day # Database Switches # [1] ON during night hours (2200-0400)(10pm-4am) # [2] ON during dawn hours (0500-0800)( 5am-8am) # [3] ON during daytime hours (0900-1800)( 9am-6pm) # [4] ON during sunset hours (1900-2100)( 7pm-9pm) #============================================================================== #============================================================================== # Stores variables and user defined settings for the time system. #============================================================================== module KTS #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # User Definable Clock Settings #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Sets the speed multiplier of the clock. 1 is real time. A higher # value will give you a faster clock. Default is 100. SPEED = 100 #AMPM (True: 12-hour clock, False: 24-hour clock) AMPM = false # Sets the time at the start of your game. START_HOUR = 1 START_DAY = 1 #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # If you want custom day names, edit away! #----------------------------------------------------------------------- DAY_NAMES = ["Sunday","Monday","Tuesday","Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday"] #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Settings for Time Periods #----------------------------------------------------------------------- T1 = [ 0,5 ] # Night # Sets time periods for tinting effects T2 = [ 6,8 ] # Dawn # [Start Hour, End Hour] for time period T3 = [ 9,18] # Day # Use 24-hour values for time periods T4 = [19,21] # Sunset T5 = [22,24] # Night # <- Ex: Night is between 23:00 and 24:00 #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Settings for Output to Game Variables option. #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Set this to true to output the current time to game variables. DATABASE_OUTPUT = true # Game Variable to be used for time output. TIME = 1 #(Time in string format. Ex: "2:48 AM" or "02:48") SECONDS = 2 MINUTES = 3 HOURS = 4 DAYS = 5 DAYNAME = 6 # Game Switches to be used for time output. NIGHT = 1 # This switch is on during night hours (2200-0400)(10pm-4am) DAWN = 2 # This switch is on during dawn hours (0500-0800)( 5am-8am) DAY = 3 # This switch is on during daytime hours (0900-1800)( 9am-6pm) SUNSET = 4 # This switch is on during sunset hours (1900-2100)( 7pm-9pm) #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Settings for time controlled screen toning #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # True will enable screen toning to be used by the script. USE_TONE = true # Sets the duration of tone changes (in frames) FADE_LENGTH = 120 # Defines tones to be used in the corresponding time periods defined above. # RED, GREEN, BLUE, GREY C1 = Tone.new(-187, -119, -17, 68) C2 = Tone.new( 17, -51, -102, 0) C3 = Tone.new( 0, 0, 0, 0) C4 = Tone.new( -68, -136, -34, 0) C5 = Tone.new(-187, -119, -17, 68) # Defines anti-tones A1 = Tone.new( 187, 119, 17, -68) A2 = Tone.new( -17, 51, 102, 0) A3 = Tone.new( 0, 0, 0, 0) A4 = Tone.new( 68, 136, 34, 0) A5 = Tone.new( 187, 119, 17, -68) end #============================================================================== # Core Time System Engine #============================================================================== class Kylock_Time_System # sets instance variables def initialize $kts_map_data = load_data("Data/MapInfos.rvdata") @event_offset = (KTS::START_HOUR * 3600) + (KTS::START_DAY * 86400) @kts_stop = false $kts_event_tone = false $kts_battle_tone = true $kts_anti_tone = Tone.new(0,0,0,0) end # Computes current time and updates variables if used def update if !@kts_stop @total_seconds = (Graphics.frame_count * KTS::SPEED / 60) + @event_offset @seconds = (@total_seconds) % 60 @minutes = (@total_seconds / 60) % 60 @hours = (@total_seconds / 3600) % 24 @days = (@total_seconds / 86400) update_tint if KTS::DATABASE_OUTPUT $game_variables[KTS::TIME] = getTime end end end def update_variables $game_variables[KTS::SECONDS] = @seconds $game_variables[KTS::MINUTES] = @minutes $game_variables[KTS::HOURS] = @hours $game_variables[KTS::DAYS] = @days $game_variables[KTS::DAYNAME] = getDayName end def update_switches if @period == 1 \|\| @period == 5 $game_switches[KTS::NIGHT] = true else $game_switches[KTS::NIGHT] = false end if @period == 2 $game_switches[KTS::DAWN] = true else $game_switches[KTS::DAWN] = false end if @period == 3 $game_switches[KTS::DAY] = true else $game_switches[KTS::DAY] = false end if @period == 4 $game_switches[KTS::SUNSET] = true else $game_switches[KTS::SUNSET] = false end end def getTime if KTS::AMPM # Formats a 12-Hour Clock if @hours > 12 hours1 = @hours - 12 if hours1 > 9 time = sprintf("%02d:%02d" + " PM", hours1, @minutes) else time = sprintf("%01d:%02d" + " PM", hours1, @minutes) end else if @hours > 9 time = sprintf("%02d:%02d" + " AM", @hours, @minutes) else time = sprintf("%01d:%02d" + " AM", @hours, @minutes) end end return time else # Formats a 24-Hour Clock time = sprintf("%02d:%02d", @hours, @minutes) return time end end #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Script Command Functions #----------------------------------------------------------------------- def stop @time_stopped = @total_seconds @kts_stop = true end def go total_seconds = (Graphics.frame_count * KTS::SPEED / 60) + @event_offset @event_offset -= (total_seconds - @time_stopped) @kts_stop = false end def sec(sec = 0) @event_offset += sec end def min(min = 0) @event_offset += min * 60 end def hours(hours = 0) @event_offset += hours * 3600 end def days(days = 0) @event_offset += days * 86400 end def jump_to_hour(jhour = 0) while @hours != jhour @event_offset += 1 $kts.update end end #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Script Support/Misc Functions #----------------------------------------------------------------------- def getDayName weekday = (@days % KTS::DAY_NAMES.length) return KTS::DAY_NAMES[weekday] end #----------------------------------------------------------------------- # Screen Tone Functions #----------------------------------------------------------------------- def update_tint(duration = KTS::FADE_LENGTH) return if $BTEST if KTS::USE_TONE && !$kts_event_tone && $kts_map_data[$game_map.map_id].outside_tint? if @hours >= KTS::T1[0] and @hours <= KTS::T1[1] @period = 1 screen.start_tone_change(KTS::C1,duration) $kts_anti_tone = KTS::A1 elsif @hours >= KTS::T2[0] and @hours <= KTS::T2[1] @period = 2 screen.start_tone_change(KTS::C2,duration) $kts_anti_tone = KTS::A2 elsif @hours >= KTS::T3[0] and @hours <= KTS::T3[1] @period = 3 screen.start_tone_change(KTS::C3,duration) $kts_anti_tone = KTS::A3 elsif @hours >= KTS::T4[0] and @hours <= KTS::T4[1] @period = 4 screen.start_tone_change(KTS::C4,duration) $kts_anti_tone = KTS::A4 elsif @hours >= KTS::T5[0] and @hours <= KTS::T5[1] @period = 5 screen.start_tone_change(KTS::C5,duration) $kts_anti_tone = KTS::A5 end else # no tone if indoors if !$kts_map_data[$game_map.map_id].outside_tint? screen.start_tone_change(Tone.new(0,0,0,0),duration) end end end def screen if $game_temp.in_battle return $game_troop.screen else return $game_map.screen end end end class Spriteset_Map #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- # * Object Initialization #-------------------------------------------------------------------------- alias kts_initialize initialize def initialize $kts.update_switches if !@kts_stop && KTS::DATABASE_OUTPUT $kts.update_variables if !@kts_stop && KTS::DATABASE_OUTPUT kts_initialize end end #============================================================================== # Instantly updates screen tone when a new map is loaded. #============================================================================== class Game_Map alias kts_setup setup def setup(map_id) kts_setup(map_id) $kts_event_tone = false $kts.update $kts.update_tint(0) end end #============================================================================== # Instantly updates screen tone when a battle starts. #============================================================================== class Spriteset_Battle alias kts_create_battleback create_battleback def create_battleback $kts.update_tint(0) kts_create_battleback end end #============================================================================== # Temporarily disables auto-toning if an event tints the screen. #============================================================================== class Game_Interpreter alias kts_Interpreter_command_223 command_223 def command_223 $kts_event_tone = true kts_Interpreter_command_223 end end #============================================================================== # Integrates the Time System into the Game System. #============================================================================== class Game_System # inits a KTS object alias kts_initialize initialize def initialize $kts=Kylock_Time_System.new kts_initialize end # Updates kts every game frame alias kts_update update def update $kts.update kts_update end end #============================================================================== # Scans Map Names for Toning #============================================================================== class RPG::MapInfo def name # Definition prevents location scripts from reading anything within return @name.gsub(/\[.\]/) {""} # brackets, including the brackets end def original_name return @name end def outside_tint? return @name.scan(/\[KTS\]/).size > 0 # old regexp: return @name.scan(/[\KTS]/).size > 0 end end #============================================================================== # Sets up the time window for the menu. #============================================================================== class Window_KTS < Window_Base def initialize(x, y) super(x, y, 160, WLH + 32) refresh end def refresh self.contents.clear self.contents.draw_text(4, -6, 120, 32, $kts.getTime, 2) end def update super $kts.update self.contents.clear self.contents.draw_text(4, -6, 120, 32, $kts.getTime, 2) end end #============================================================================== # Adds the time window to the menu. #============================================================================== class Scene_Menu < Scene_Base alias kts_start start def start kts_start @kts_window = Window_KTS.new(0,305) end alias kts_terminate terminate def terminate kts_terminate @kts_window.dispose end alias kts_update update def update kts_update @kts_window.update end end #============================================================================== # Saves and Loads game time to/from save game file. #============================================================================== class Scene_File alias kts_write_save_data write_save_data def write_save_data(file) kts_write_save_data(file) Marshal.dump($kts, file) end alias kts_read_save_data read_save_data def read_save_data(file) kts_read_save_data(file) $kts = Marshal.load(file) end end This post has been edited by Drunken Paladin: Feb 9 2009, 02:20 PM -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com* How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

Ashvir View Member Profile	Feb 11 2009, 01:02 AM Post #16
Self-described Huguenot Type: Designer Alignment: Chaotic Good	I just got Deemer to join the party; is there more to the demo after that? I can't figure out where to go, maybe because I was playing when I was half asleep. XD Anyways, so far your game has been really enjoyable. Like I said earlier, the comedy is very well-written and your attention to detail (being able to inspect almost everything) is impeccable. And the mapping was really, really good. Your maps are definitely some of the best RTP maps I've seen. The music was cool, the battles were fun, and the hidden optional bosses were also a nice touch. I lol'd when Anebriate freaked out about the potatoes with eyes. I also really like all the side quests and optional characters (Albert is a pimp). If I had to rate this game I'd give it a 5/5. Man, I'm trying to isolate a funny quote or funny event to talk about in this game but I can't think of just one. Maybe I just have a weird sense of humor but I was literally laughing throughout the whole game. Good stuff man, good stuff. -------------------- "Not only do I not know what's going on, I wouldn't know what to do about it if I did. " RIP George Carlin :(

Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Feb 11 2009, 03:59 AM Post #17
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	QUOTE (Ashvir @ Feb 10 2009, 08:02 PM) I just got Deemer to join the party; is there more to the demo after that? I can't figure out where to go, maybe because I was playing when I was half asleep. XD Anyways, so far your game has been really enjoyable. Like I said earlier, the comedy is very well-written and your attention to detail (being able to inspect almost everything) is impeccable. And the mapping was really, really good. Your maps are definitely some of the best RTP maps I've seen. The music was cool, the battles were fun, and the hidden optional bosses were also a nice touch. I lol'd when Anebriate freaked out about the potatoes with eyes. I also really like all the side quests and optional characters (Albert is a pimp). If I had to rate this game I'd give it a 5/5. Man, I'm trying to isolate a funny quote or funny event to talk about in this game but I can't think of just one. Maybe I just have a weird sense of humor but I was literally laughing throughout the whole game. Good stuff man, good stuff. Thanks man, it's always great to hear stuff like this. After you get Deemer, you're close to the end. All that's left is to mosey across the bridge (by leaving Richmond and heading south) and wandering through the swamp if you so desire. Thanks a ton for playing the demo and letting me know what you thought. -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

Harlequynn View Member Profile	Feb 11 2009, 06:18 AM Post #18
Type: Writer Alignment: Chaotic Neutral	Well, because I'm a loser I've yet to escape that terrible labyrinth beneath Larry's (on fire), but I love the game. Especially those boxes. It would be wicked (but stupid indeed) if through a side-quest you could get that one box (that Anebriate didn't know what to do with) to join the party. XD Okay, as an unofficial tester, I've found some little things that could be fixed to help polish the game. I has list: let me show u dem. -Set butterflies to 'above'. It's a pain being stuck behind insects. (I have the exact same thing implemented in my game to have butterflies meandering randomly through Mindre, but I soon realized that keeping them on above would enhance the realism. If you want, as well, Moogle made some butterfly recolours for GrandmaDeb: you can find them here.) -Check some of the tileset permissions. I walked up a wall via a clock. -Sneaky Pete kind of POOF vanished, along with some random chest sprites. Dunno if that was s'posed to happen after I bought something from him. -Event kinda repeated after I went to Larry's only to go back home and get the coupon. Didn't really bother me, but n'eh, just a point I noticed. This post has been edited by Harlequynn: Feb 11 2009, 06:20 AM

Antares View Member Profile	Feb 11 2009, 05:28 PM Post #19
Professional Goose Kicker Type: Artist	I haven't gotten far at all. The basement maze is kicking my ass. (I'm such a sissy.) But I'm gonna have another go at it. This game is so freakin awesome. I've never chuckled to a game as much as I have to this one. (In fact, I haven't really chuckled honestly to any RMVX game so far until this one.) I mean, hell, I even got a giggle out of the opening dialogue. And the fact that I can explore just about anything sitting around is just amazing. Anebriate is the best main character I've ever seen. It's hard not to love him. I haven't finished it yet, but so far, this is my favorite RMVX game. (For some reason, Vivi's theme just seems to fit Anebriate so well..) Cheers to you for making Anebriate. This post has been edited by Antares: Feb 11 2009, 05:28 PM -------------------- "LOOK AT HOW GODDAMN SERIOUS THIS HELMET IS." -MECHANICOR The Drunken Paladin Supported Games: Spoiler: Supported Topics: Spoiler: (I love these guys!!!) Other Stuff: Spoiler: Spriting Contest 3rd Place My Threads: Antares' Villager/RTP Recolors They're cholesterol-free!.... I mean, credit-free! Antares' Original RTP Credit-required. Down at the current moment. I intend to get back to it in the very near future. The Actor Recolor Project So I don't have to see freaking generic Ralph/Elmer used as a main charrie in EVERY GAME. crazy-person panting My Links: Vivid Style- silly little artblog...

Drunken Paladin View Member Profile	Feb 11 2009, 06:16 PM Post #20
Killed a Man in Reno Type: Writer Alignment: Unaligned	Harlequynn, thanks for your input. I think I might tone down the monsters in that maze a little bit, but I am against making it too easy. As for the first butterfly that is on the same level as Anebriate: you can talk to it, which is why it's non-passable. All the other bugs in the game are set to "above." =P And the coupon thing has been a thorn in my side for some time. I know HOW to write the event so that everything works properly but it requires some back-tracking. I might just take the easy route and set an event where Anebriate won't leave his house at the beginning until you find the coupon. Which will make everyone's (including my own) life a little easier. As for Sneaky Pete... the only thing I can think of is that dawn rolled around during the time you and him conversed. Sneaky Pete does not like to be exposed by the light of day, and vanishes every morning, along with his belongings! I appreciate the time you've spent trying this game out, and I encourage you not to give up in the maze! It's tricky but it IS surmountable. QUOTE (Antares @ Feb 11 2009, 12:28 PM) I haven't gotten far at all. The basement maze is kicking my ass. (I'm such a sissy.) But I'm gonna have another go at it. This game is so freakin awesome. I've never chuckled to a game as much as I have to this one. (In fact, I haven't really chuckled honestly to any RMVX game so far until this one.) I mean, hell, I even got a giggle out of the opening dialogue. And the fact that I can explore just about anything sitting around is just amazing. Anebriate is the best main character I've ever seen. It's hard not to love him. I haven't finished it yet, but so far, this is my favorite RMVX game. (For some reason, Vivi's theme just seems to fit Anebriate so well..) Cheers to you for making Anebriate. Antares, thanks for the kind words. Anebriate has been with me for many years (since the first installment in RM2K), and I, too, have grown to love him. The maze is the devil in basement form, but I assure you that once you have achieved this task, the game is a little smoother-sailing. I'm currently working on the third city, Gardiner, which is extremely dense. It's not quite as large as Litchfield map-wise, but it is jam-packed full of events and things to do and see. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « In the interest of making sure nobody loses out because they're lost in Larry's Labyrinth, I've created a cheat sheet. Please note that this cheat sheet does not indicate hidden items or bosses, as I feel those should be discovered all by your lonesome. Enjoy! This post has been edited by Drunken Paladin: Feb 11 2009, 06:36 PM -------------------- www.drunkenpaladin.com How To Work Around Complex Writing Problems [A Brief Guide--New Addition!]

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