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Wrath is our first game where you decide your own fate, you are a young farmer's daughter/son, and you must choose between good or evil. Features: Charater Creation, choose your class, gender and build. Hundreds of quests, either follow the main story or set off to explore the world to complete side quests. A deep, compelling story, fight through dungeons of monsters to the final descision Light or Darkness? Minigames! including Fishing and fighting to the Barbaric Pit! A turn-based fight system, revamped just for our game! An much, much more. If there is anything you want to see in our game, leave a comment and we will consider! Josh Higgins Productions RPG MAKER VX
Heres the first shots!
-grammar/punctuation/ordering:
Yes, Master. I believe he is no threat; he is a simple farmboy, nothing else. He does not possess any power, my lord...
-or
Yes, Master. I believe he is no threat. He does not possess any power, my lord. He is a simple farmboy, nothing else...
-constructive criticism..
thnx for tht!
-Why is it now "it" is no threat, and "it" is a simple farmer; (yet you've still got "he" does not possess)?
-Are you going for gender neutrality? In which case you should probably use "they". ie.
I believe they are no threat; they are a simple farmer, nothing else. They do not possess any power, my lord...
-(the sound of the above is a bit off, though)
-Or are you trying to give the impression that the Imp (and his master) see humans as 'lowly' creatures (like animals), unworthy of being acknowledged as *people*? Then you'd use 'it', yeah, but make it consistent, so:
it is no threat
it is a simple farmer
It does not possess any power