Hi, I'm djskagnetti and I like to make games. I made some in BASIC years ago. I made a pen and paper one once. I started remaking one I made as a kid about 5 years ago in Liberty Basic just because it was easy, it got pretty massive, still never finished it, because I just found out a couple months ago about RMXP. Lol, always late on everything. I had the RPG Maker for ps1 years ago, which I was making a game that was based on an old game I made in BASIC. I got pissed about the xp cap, and then a few years later decided remake the BASIC game that I was remaking on the RPG Maker for ps1 back into BASIC again. Been working on it a few months a year over the last 5 years, just get sick of coding and would put it down for a several months and then pick it up again. Anyways, now I'm remaking the game I made in BASIC years ago and tried to remake on RPG Maker for ps1 but got pissed and then was making in BASIC again and then I found out about RMXP in RMXP. I hope nothing new comes along or I'll never finish this game...
Anyways I like nerd humor and have a super dark sense of humor. I played Anarchy Online for 6 years and logged probably 700-800 days worth of game time over several characters. I make electronica, websites, graphic design, zazzle store stuff, blog about stuff, and am in a band. Plus Skyrim is coming out in little over a month, so we'll just see how much of this gets done. Actually, I'm pretty far along with it, 150ish maps or so so far. Been pretty dedicated the last month or so. I don't know how to script in RUBY, but I got some of the basics down and am a quick learner. It's nice having the BASIC experience over the last few years, I can think like a computer, if A=1 then switch is on, if A=0 then switch is off. They are very similar. A lot of things like difficulty curves and how your stats work and how much gold to give and where to place a magic item comes pretty easy to me because of my past experience. And when it comes down to it, almost anyone can make a game, but not everyone can make a good game. It's the little nuances, the polish, that make anything that's just ok into great!