If I told you I was making an RPG...

[Miss Lockheart]

This is really promising! You should follow it as far as you can go, and incorporate it into your education aswell. Lots of people I know are studying computer games technology at college or University, the maths side of it is incredibly boring but you will still really become involved in the making process.

The reason I'm actually going back to Uni to do a music degree is because I would love to write for games, or TV or films. I can't believe my brother is quitting his programming degree, though I understand he wants to do a course with more basis in design. Still, he only has another year to go so it's a waste

Anyways, that's all off topic, but maybe the thought of involving your project in your normal studies might inspire you a bit. And get talking to those people, you might learn a lot from them! Good luck, and let us know how it turns out

[Revenant]

I would say: Yo, cool, man! Show what you can!
What is the name of that future game?

[Kaoru Hitachiin]

Originally Posted by Miss Lockheart

This is really promising! You should follow it as far as you can go, and incorporate it into your education aswell.

That's also part of my plan. I'm a senior in High School, so I'm cutting close to college. In college, I plan to major in game and simulation design. I probably wouldn't get FULL credit for making the game, seeing as I'm using a lot of help from the RPG Maker VX community, but the storyline, characters, and putting all my resources together into a presentable game will be up to me.

If nothing else, I could say it is a bit of a taste of working with company, waiting for resources to get made or making a few resources myself and placing them all into one thing.


@Revenant:

The game's title is Diaboros Arkkainus: Devil's Tricks. ^^ I also have plans of making two follow-up games to continue the story, but, hopefully by then, I wouldn't have to rely on too many people.

[Revenant]

If you can do it yourself, that would say about your talant and hardworking. Everyone must have a field to place his\her talants.