I have also restored monetization permissions for videos and streams. It will be substantially different and optimized for mobile touchscreen play. A RMMV-based HD mobile version based on this remake is still planned. After the base game is finished, a built-in randomizer with user-defined random number seeds and flag sets will be added. Further outward areas, such as endpoint dungeons, require certain Effects or Perks to access. Familiar areas, such as the Neon World, will still exist. All dream maps are remade and streamlined in an outbranching world called the "Web of Dreams." 99 areas are planned.
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With the use of FL Studio (as opposed to a MOD tracker with ST-XX Amiga samples), the production value has increased. The game will have six dreamers: Tegan, Leon, Emory, Lindsey, Feldon, and Mitsuru. The game will NOT be in HD, as HD/UHD/4K does not appear to be a major concern to most gamers. MV is bound by various HTML5/JavaScript nuances and limitations, and RM2k3 on Steam causes problems on certain operating systems. It appears to be the most powerful and efficient RPG Maker engine for this game.
FOG will still be an open-world lucid dreaming game in the tradition of Yume Nikki. The game project was originally improvised, but it proved too complicated to continue working that way. I just restarted this project: FOG v0.2.00. While I don't think Kadokawa will go after my game in particular, I think it's important to curate the wave of fangames that arose from Yume Nikki's viral popularity, and how it helped develop things like dreamFOG, the works of lol, community collaboration at an unprecedented scale (Yume 2kki and Outotsu Yume), and a spark of global interest in surrealism and emergent RPG Maker horror games which were already a thing before Yume Nikki Corpse Party comes to mind.
In any case, it's OK to include FOG in the YNFG archive. For a long time, FOG was made with just Leon, Tegan, and Emory in mind. I will be focusing on version R ("the Desktop Edition") for now, because I'm lagging behind, and I already have a deliverable beta ready for this month, but I'm not sure how I'm exactly going to include the three new dreamers Lindsey, Feldon, and Mitsuru as playable characters in later versions. A different gameplay model would belong in another dreamFOG game. Besides, it would be a total pain to overhaul the gameplay into something it wasn't intended to be in the first place. Especially with the recent revivals of Yume Nikki on Steam. I just turned back around and decided to go back to working on the traditional open world game that is FOG. Remember who you are and what you came from, etc.
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Pay me." LISA: The First I'd even consider a YN fangame, which also spawned an RPG series that made the guy rich and now he's in hiding, but it just feels iffy because it's basically just YN but with the rape themes made explicit. I feel it's just a cheap and lazy way at trying to make oneself known, like trying to take credit for YN by saying "This is my Dream Diary game, if you'll notice, my protag doesn't actually dream even though the principles are similar, so it's an entirely different game. I still consider The Other Line to be a YN fangame even if the author doesn't. A lot of recent fangames later on in their lives tend to switch over to /og/ even though they're still essentially the same thing as YN. YN was certainly not clear, so I don't know why so many modern games are obsessed with creating an overly complicated story which can only be told through the same things YN already did for some reason. I will say, a lot of recent fangames in my opinion tend to fuck up when it comes to "story". Just ask "does this work with the rest of the game" and if so, I'd say go with it. Don't overthink shit, especially not the story. I'd say just do what you think works best for it. File exception 'Could not find a part of the path 'C:\Program Files\GameMaker Studio 2\user_cache_directory\Styles'.>12355 Forgive me if I'm misunderstanding, but doesn't that mean that, by your definition, about 95% of the fangames on /fg/ shouldn't be called "fangames" because they aren't technically related to YN at all? Of course, I'm probably just misreading what you wrote, but if not, that just seems unfair. Command line arguments="C:\Users\Proprietaire\Desktop\proto 2\proto 2.yyp" GameMakerStudio, Version=2.2.5.481, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=83c29ed24e39e35e Skin: C:\Program Files\GameMaker Studio 2\GUI\Skins/Dark OpenGLCheck : GL_VERSION="7 Compatibility Profile Context 0.4" GL_VENDOR="ATI Technologies Inc." GL_RENDERER="AMD Radeon(TM) R5 Graphics" C:\Users\Proprietaire\Desktop\proto 2\proto 2.yyp macOS=False
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