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RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - Lockirby2 - 03-25-2013

Some of the time, that's what I'm hoping to do. If the player makes a dialogue choice of a destination and wants to take the other route, then by all means they can change their mind (and the character will acknowledge their indecision). Sometimes the player isn't even told all of the options, and has to use their own ingenuity to figure it out. However, many of the choices that I've planned out are actual choices of dialogue, so the dialogue itself will change the course of events. It's not going to be the easiest thing to code, but it allows for a few different ways to interact with the environment. Much of the time, the options are more like:
"Bill wants to know where the ice cream shop is. What do you tell him?"
"Left"
"Right"
"Off that cliff"
I'd have to code every version of this event, but I think it will be worth it.



RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - CaptCatchphrase - 03-26-2013

(03-25-2013, 09:20 PM)Lockirby2 Wrote: "Bill wants to know where the ice cream shop is. What do you tell him?"
"Left"
"Right"
"Off that cliff"

Yeah, I'd be the guy to use my save state right there and pick "Off that cliff" just to watch the hilarity ensue.


RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - Lockirby2 - 04-01-2013

New update. CYOA has been completed in its entirety and it is ready to be sent out to beta testers. If you wish to be a beta tester use this link to download:

http://www.2shared.com/file/RErVZRC8/Choose_Your_Own_Adventure.html

What?!

Edit: For those seeing this more recently, this was an April Fool's joke. You won't get much out of downloading that.


RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - madsiur - 04-01-2013

(04-01-2013, 02:04 PM)Lockirby2 Wrote: New update. CYOA has been completed in its entirety and it is ready to be sent out to beta testers.

It's actually the first time I download someone else's work to try it. I do not regret it.





RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - Gi Nattak - 04-01-2013

Holy crap! I've just started and I gotta say, this is nothing short of Breathtaking.
I'd like to write more, but I really need to get back to playing now.


RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - CaptCatchphrase - 04-01-2013

I am just absolutely BLOWN AWAY by how quickly you got this out! Oh my gosh!

You sure this needs a beta test? I haven't found anything so far...


RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - SSJ Rick - 04-02-2013

I think I might give it a shot


RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - Ghost XIII - 04-02-2013

I can't seem to get past the first boss.



RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - LordSutebenu - 04-03-2013

Try a different team combination; I chose one with a thief.



RE: FF6 "Choose your own Adventure" style - cdizzle - 04-04-2013

I should have some time this weekend to test it out. I do have one question. Are you going to have some battles that change the course of the game whether you win or lose the battle? What I mean is in the original FF6 most boss fights you have to win or it's game over, and the exceptions are those you are forced to lose no matter what.

Instead, what if that is a "choice"? As in, if you beat that boss certain events are possible and impossible and if you lose other events are possible or impossible. It was an element I was wanting to include in my hack, but to a much lesser degree as winning or losing to a certain individuals would be a well known fact. I wasn't planning on doing anything near what you are up to!

I also wanted to say I am spending a bit of time learning event hacking this weekend, so if I can be of assistance, let me know. I am a total noob in event hacking and ROM hacking in general currently, but I tend to learn rather quickly, especially if what I am learning is complicated (but not if it's easy, for some reason).