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    Thanks for taking a look at this ol' thread! Hoping to do better with the next one!
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    @Rikifive Just my honest thoughts and what I learned from experience, hopefully it helps. I can definitely relate on juggling a job and irl matters all the while focusing on game development, in all honesty it can be incredibly stressful and sometimes it can ask too much of us. It can also be incredibly frustrating to not be able to deliver on certain things, be that lack of knowledge (coding, etc), or assets. It's a bit of a balancing act, but sometimes it's probably best to take a step back and reevaluate what you're doing and when necessary- compromise. It also largely depends on how you work though, find what's best for you. In terms of the end of G4, there may or may not be a dip in relevance, but it certainly will be the end of an era, but I find it's best to not see the show as a giver of deadlines as that's not the best for development without a clear-cut plan. Again, hope it helps.
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    Spike’s Time Off Post Dev Log First order of business, THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS PLAYED SPIKE’S TIME OFF! And to everyone who’s been following development, it’s great to have ya’ll around! Let’s put on some easy tunes while we go over everything https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eT9hLgjvGZ4 This was pretty much my entire soundtrack during development ============================================================== Thanks to ya’ll for getting it to the Newgrounds frontpage! And here’s some metrics to see how well it’s been doing! And that’s how it’s been doing up to the time this goes up! It’s really great to see it was able to reach a broad audience by being able to played on a browser. Despite my efforts in putting as many characters as possible, there was one pony I accidentally forgot to put in despite already making the sprite… Sorry Granny Smith, but if you were implemented, the old ponies’ side quest would’ve needed more assets. Speaking of quests, the quest design in this chapter of Spike’s point and click adventures took a bit of a page from open world design. Ultimately, you would only be able to finish either 2 of the 3 questlines in the game due to one questline requiring an item obtained from the end of another questline (you can tell I’m trying to avoid spoilers). But having access to all areas and being able to start any questline does create a sense of open-endedness, in which all questlines eventually tie together. Anywho, I hope that Spike’s Time Off put ya’ll in the mood for summer. Thanks everyone! Got a question? Contact me oates.pixels@gmail.com
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    Spike’s Time Off is COMPLETE!!! Play it NOW at Newgrounds! https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/714724 Spike’s Time Off is a story-driven adventure game and is the third installment of Spike’s mundane adventures. Want to download Spike’s Time Off? WINDOWS http://www.mediafire.com/file/u9id0b830eng8ro/Spikes_Time_Off_WIN.zip Mac OSX http://www.mediafire.com/file/cbtip4zsbhaebdz/Spikes_Time_Off_OSX.zip Check out the past 2 games here on Newgrounds! https://sonicboy112.newgrounds.com/
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    Spike’s Time Off Sizzle Trailer Check out Spike’s Time Off Sizzle Trailer below!
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    Spike’s Time Off Dev Log #3 Happy Summer everyone! Got some good news here! Spike’s Time Off is content complete and will be hitting your computer screens soon! All that remains is to polish this bad boy up before delivery! But before I get back on that, let’s discuss a concept that makes a game stand out- its theme. Beyond just its purpose in the storyline, a game’s theme can be conveyed through other elements as well. Things such as UI design to gameplay elements can do a great deal in putting the player in the right mindset. For Spike’s Time Off, the theme is that of the “family vacation”. We even got a brochure for ya’ll to look at… Activities for their stay include relaxing on the beach… Trying new, exotic flavors… “Chilling” in the hot spring… and y'know, what usually goes down… Aside from the aesthetics, gameplay must also take into account user experience and what encounters they’ll most likely trigger. This largely depends on the type of game, but any immersive experience is seldom coincidental as the developer(s) are in charge of accommodating user decisions, should their expectations be set appropriately. An example would be introducing a mechanic one way, but failing to communicate that it can’t be used another way would skew the player’s expectations about that certain mechanic. Proper, but subtle communication can go a long way in establishing player expectations. Anyway, Spike and company have got some time off, but like in any video game, destiny takes no vacations Thanks ya’ll
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    Spike’s Time Off Dev Log #2.5 And now… some things out of context…. Got quite a lot of assets done this past few weeks, but its mighty busy over here so can’t stick around for too long. Thanks
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    Spike’s Time Off Dev Log #2 Howdy ya’ll, let’s talk about text and dialogue in game development. Specifically in how such elements are presented to help convey the story. In the Spike games and in Day Dreaming Derpy, text is predominantly displayed at the top of the screen like this, Basically just a standard textbox with a mugshot, typical for most rpgs. But break it down further and we got a good amount of design decisions to consider. Firstly, the font. Of course, the standard font RPGMaker first loads up is, while perfectly readible, clashes much with the aesthetic of the pixel art around it. Hence the obvious choice to use a “pixelated” font was made (Earth Momma seemed to fit best). Previously in rpgmaker VX Ace, the font functioned and looked as intended, but with rpgmaker MV’s larger scale and resolution, anti-aliasing becomes more noticeable and pixel fonts would lose their, for lack of better words, “crispness”. It was a bit hard to give a specific name to the issue I was tackling, so google search wasn’t too effective at first. But after some digging, certain solutions and workarounds presented themselves. Credit for this goes to the guys over at rpgmakerweb forums! Of course for those curious, the entire thread is still up for research. The issue isn’t permanently eliminated, but it allows for a more presentable format. Essentially the plugin removes the near-transparent pixels in the font, giving it an overall cleaner look closer to that of its appearance back in VX Ace. There was also the matter of adjusting the transparency tolerance somewhere in the general .js file too, but that applies to font that’s slightly more transparent- an unavailable option, for example. Next subject on the dissection of the textbox is the mugshot. Interesting thing about the mugshot is that it’s not always necessary and can be considered as purely a visual element. The mugshots in previous games however, have usually been able to change expression to make up for the lack of sprite animation during a cutscene. This primarily involved changing expression and the like. But to do so effectively, conventional artistic endeavors had to be done. Honestly, I hear various opinions on the art style for the mugshots (some high, some not so…), but I chose to go with the kind that accentuates the expression the most. The migration of these assets proved to be slightly more difficult when it came to MV, as mugshots are 144x144, thereby either leaving too much space around the head if the resolution was maintained, or too close up if the resolution was scaled appropriately. It was a bit of a dilemma, but to illustrate, here are Spike’s mugshots through out the games starting from Spike’s Day Off/Out to his look in Spike’s Time Off. With the steady increase in resolution, the importance of how concise the mugshot must be to properly fit in with the textbox’s look and spacing. You can see how the attention went from the entire bust, to the head and all its features, and finally to zooming in to just the face, Granted, the resolution creep could be avoided if I just drew up new mugshots, but for the sake of visual accuracy to the game series and to keep with the pacing of development, older assets are used. Next up, alternative presentation. I’m deeply sorry for the profanity, but it’s an amazing game. Textboxes can be situated in various places, and in the example above, Lisa the Painful and its other games utilize a unique approach with presenting text as it appears over whoever is talking, making it more definitive and closer to feeling like actual dialogue. The example above is an experiment with how such dialogue can be established in rpgmaker MV, and while it’s probably not completely superior to the complete mugshot-textbox arrangement, it does have its benefit in conveying information or flavor text rather quickly without the need for additional assets. Basically, striking a balance when using both is what would be ideal for Spike’s Time Off. Thanks for stopping by, if ya’ll made it through the blocks of text. Hope this gives an idea of the kind of obstacles that are tackled in game development. Interesting thing about everything mentioned is that it’s all research and information that was done some time earlier this month, which puts development pretty far ahead! But not too far, as there are still assets to be made and dialogue to be written. It’s still a pretty good time though! Deuces
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    Spike’s Time Off Dev Log #1 What’s good ya’ll, summer is upon us and I’m sure many of us are raring to get their ‘vacation’ on. For those of us who work, I hope there’ll be some time to get your toes in the sand. To celebrate the season, Spike and company decided to take some time off. I would also like to share some development history on the previous Spike games and how they will contribute to Spike’s Time Off in terms of scope and technical specifications. Spike’s Day Off and Spike’s Day Out were both made in Flash CS5.5 and because of their proximity to each other, used basically the same infrastructure when it came to coding and work flow. Here’s a nightmarish look at what development looked like… Yeah, I totes had my own riggedy, proprietary system going on. But it largely came with many inconveniences, of which many programmers would look upon and weep bitter tears at. One of the advantages of revisiting an older game series is being able to improve on older assets in a 20/20 hindsight kind of way. A great example is Spike’s walk cycle. Spike’s Day Out Spike’s Time Off In Day Off, the cycle had one extreme arm frame but lacked another for the other arm. It also lacked dynamic head movement, unlike the current cycle which adds more bounciness to his spikes as well as a hop to his step. The same can be observed in Spike’s GET Animation: Spike’s Day Out Spike’s Time Off Another approach to the previous games’ technical specifications would be the game’s resolution. There’s actually a plugin that comes with RPGMaker MV that lets you change the resolution, but I used Yanfly’s Core Engine to achieve this. Default resolution is 812 x 624 while the previous flash games were 600 x 450. Luckily, the current resolution, 960 x 540 falls within the widescreen 16:9 ratio and happens to accommodate 3x the original sprite size, the same enlargement proportion used in the previous games. But this doesn’t always work as intended as MV’s tile size is 48 x 48, thus 540 px would support just over 11 tiles. This did cause some problems when importing the parallax map, however this was remedied by changing the resolution to 960 x 528, wherein the 528 supports exactly 11 tiles. Here’s a look at how this looks in MV now. It’s not a perfect widescreen resolution, but to capture the same look and feel of the previous games, small trade offs are required. It’s great to be back making games for you all and I hope that following these logs would provide some insight into what obstacles and matters are faced in game development. In truth, Spike’s Time Off is largely another personal game jam to help get familiarized with how RPG Maker MV works as it is an extremely helpful tool in prototyping and provides export formats with multiple operating systems in mind, enabling a wider player-base. As for Spike’s Time Off, ya’ll can expect it on newgrounds just like the last 2 Spike games for convenience’s sake when it’s done. Thanks for stopping by!
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    Spike’s Time Off is the third installment of Spike’s mundane adventures coming Summer 2018! Play the previous games here: Spike's Day Off Spike's Day Out DISCLAIMER Spike’s Time Off is an UNOFFICIAL fan-made game. My Little Pony and its characters belong to their respective owners. PROGRESS COMPLETE!!! PLAY IT NOW! https://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/714724 Want to download Spike's Time Off? WINDOWS http://www.mediafire.com/file/u9id0b830eng8ro/Spikes_Time_Off_WIN.zip Mac OSX http://www.mediafire.com/file/cbtip4zsbhaebdz/Spikes_Time_Off_OSX.zip You can follow frequent development updates here and at DeviantArt | Tumblr | Twitter
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    Day Dreaming Derpy (Post) Dev Log #19 Sprites and Assets Download If there’s anything I’ve learned from programming and making games, it’s that shared resources available to the community are, essentially invaluable to both those who wish to improve upon projects and those beginning to learn the craft. I believe I discussed this WAAAAY back in this dev log’s infancy- that those interested in all steps of the game development process could take a look at this, post-by-post and see what would potentially lie ahead. I am, by no means, a professional, but making your own game isn’t as beyond common understanding as most may think. After all, there are plenty examples in the market today that serve as proof of that very thought. So in the interest of helping future developers and for those who want to poke around the game’s files, I’ve compiled all the game’s assets as well as the game’s RPGmaker project file in 2 handy .zips! Sprites and Assets RPGmaker Project File Go crazy everyone! And just to give an idea of how beefy these files are, here’s a little preview of just how many regular, major character sprites I’ve made for Day Dreaming Derpy. Hope you don’t mind the mild mess some of the files are organized in. Thanks everyone!
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    Day Dreaming Derpy Dev Log #18 Post Release Update and THANKS What the hell have I done… One year of development and a season of MLP later, Day Dreaming Derpy went from a weird fanfic in my head to a full-fledged game… with mechanics… and nuances showcasing subversive JRPG design… and a gameplay formula that reinforces the role of a struggling single parent within the world of magical horses.. Yeah, I didn’t know that could work so well, but here we are. So post-release dev log! For the bugs! For those who have v1.0, there was a rather poignant one that replayed certain cutscenes near the end of the game, thus letting certain party members to follow Derpy outside their intended area. It is essentially harmless as it doesn’t affect gameplay on the first playthrough. But to tie things up, the v1.1 patch can remedy that if it causes any problems, however it isn’t necessary as the full game can be experienced without it. For Mac-users! It’s probably pertinent to mention that since the file that contains the game is an .exe, you wouldn’t be able to unpack it normally- the same goes for the RTP that is required to run the game. There are, however emulators that can help you play on Mac (I believe a reliable one is Wine). As for future bugs, feel free to report more to me if encountered! It will only help make a smoother experience for future players. Didn’t think it’d be here so soon, but I really want to take the chance to say THANK YOU to everyone who’s taken the time to download, comment, and even look up Day Dreaming Derpy! It was a great learning-experience from start to finish and it’s amazing that it’s gotten this big! Also BIG thanks for the all the music provided by the talented individuals who volunteered! I’ve linked them before but I’ll link them again here. Check them out! CassettePone (Joel Basar) TheNGVirus - thengvirus.newgrounds.com thengvirus.bandcamp.com KaminaKat - www.youtube.com/user/KaminaKat/ kaminakat.deviantart.com Thank you all for the opportunity. Now for future plans… honestly anything’s possible, but I will need to take five before throwing myself back into the fire again. However, I would like to continue making games and other quirky doo-dads for you all.
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    Day Dreaming Derpy v1.1 patch Just wanted to put out a quick v1.1 patch! It fixes minor issues exclusive to the endgame, but doesn’t affect anything before that. The save files from v1.0 WILL work with this don’t worry about losing progress! ========================v1.1 changes================== -Lightside of the Moon, cutscene initiate after boss fixed -Final boss EXP increase Thanks!
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    Day Dreaming Derpy v1.0 is COMPLETE!!! I’m glad to announce that Day Dreaming Derpy is now COMPLETE and available for download at rpgmaker.net! After a year of juggling life, work, and responsibility- Day Dreaming Derpy is now complete and ready to be shared with the world. I hope you enjoy what I have created. ==========TO PLAY, JUST DOWNLOAD THE NEW .ZIP FILE============ *** SAVE FILES FROM PREVIOUS VERSIONS ARE NOT GUARANTEED TO WORK WITH v1.0 *** *** I DO NOT RECOMMEND USING SAVE FILES FROM PREVIOUS VERSIONS WITH v1.0 *** *** BUT IF YOU DO, BE WARY OF POTENTIAL RIFTS IN THE SPACE-TIME CONTINUUM *** ==========DOWNLOAD THE ORIGINAL OST ON BANDCAMP =========== https://oates.bandcamp.com/album/day-dreaming-derpy-ost ============================================================== ===BE SURE TO DOWNLOAD THE RTP FOR VX ACE BEFORE RUNNING=== http://www.rpgmakerweb.com/download/additional/run-time-packages ============================================================== The following is v1.0 completed version of Day Dreaming Derpy. If you find any glitches or bugs, feel free to let me know! Thank you for letting me share this with you all!
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    Day Dreaming Derpy Trailer (v1.0 Early 2018) It’s gonna happen everyone! The full game (v1.0) of Day Dreaming Derpy will hit your computer screens early 2018! It’s been quite a year, but I’m glad to be bringing this to ya’ll soon! Special Thanks for Music: CassettePone (Joel Basar) https://thengvirus.newgrounds.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/KaminaKat/
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    I recommend scaling by whole numbers like x2 or x6 so the pixel proportions and image would be preserved. Doing it by decimals often transforms the pixels in unfavorable ways Good luck!
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    I could give my two cents on the pros and cons for the pixel art side of things if it would help! Depending on the resolution, it would be beneficial to use pixels because of their simplicity and the variety of tools out there to get smooth and mathematically appealing curves, which would help with creating assets and speed up your pipeline, but there is the issue of clean pixel resizing and considering the (static?) resolution, you would also need to consider the size of the pixels (2x2, 3x3, etc) which may affect how certain objects and characters are animated. Pixel art is good for modular assets too if you needed to build areas quickly too! Mode 7 in the SNES is a good example of how certain pixel maps can be manipulated to achieve animation, but that is primarily for dynamic backgrounds and visual effects. Animation for the player characters would probably (if you use pixel art) look visually best if done sprite-sheet style/frame by frame, unless you could emulate the show by using symbols in a rig. A large part of "cheating" with pixel animation could be achieved by resizing certain sections of a sprite (ala Knuckle Sandwich or how Pokemon Black and White animated the battle sprites), which is closer to the MLP's style but hasn't been experimented with too much as far as I heard. Another game to look to for HD-looking pixel art is Owlboy, which does cheat by pulling the camera back and resizing the pixels to give the vistas a near-HD look; though it does have a larger resolution than most pixel art games which usually use consistent pixel proportions. Hope this helps!
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    Day Dreaming Derpy Dev Log #17 Pretty Darn Close and Youtube Channel Greetings everyone, been down with the sickness recently but I wanted to get this out when I had the time. First thing’s first! I’ve been lucky enough to receive a hefty amount of support in the form of original music from 2 more volunteers! TheNGVirus KaminaKat We’ve been shooting messages back and forth for a bit and it’s been awesome of them to compose for the game so far! I’ll be sure to post some of their tracks soon! So lately I’ve been working on a lot of minor kinks in the Uniform system, chief among them is the implementation of a new feature- changing Uniforms during battle! Semi-interesting story with this, I was looking at the battle options, which before had the options Bop, Skills, Guard, and Items. The least used among those options, pretty obviously was Guard, as it functioned much like a ‘Skip Turn’ button with the state it gives the character doing nothing much beside boosting defense. I didn’t have any mechanics connecting to that so I thought it was best to either leave it alone or get rid of it. Removing the command altogether resulted in an asymmetric-looking box with an empty space while leaving it meant keeping a command of no consequence. Then I started experimenting. Considering the game’s inspirations, the Persona series’ switching between personas and movesets largely mirrored Derpy’s Uniforms so I set out to see if it was possible to implement it. The good news: it works! Selecting the Uniforms is essentially selecting a secondary skill type with the skills’ functions acting as options for each Uniform. It works completely as intended. The bad news: it took an entire day to implement. It’s a pretty significant trade off considering the fact that I was creating assets for the final areas, it was probably something I could have done after the area was physically completed, but sometimes going down that rabbit hole will take you somewhere. So where does this leave Day Dreaming Derpy’s progress? I’d say pretty darn close to the completion of the base game. Granted, that doesn’t include polish, some additional areas and dialogue but functionally on its way to v1.0. Next item on the list is how jobs will work. Rather than explain it, take a gander at this: On the the topic of videos- I made a Youtube Channel! Content I plan to post there would largely be stuff that’s too bandwidth-heavy for tumblr or twitter, things like my process for pixel art or things similar to the above video. Feel free to check it out! Gonna try to regain my health soon so I could get back to work and get this out to the world. Thanks everyone.
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    Day Dreaming Derpy Dev Log #16 Quality of Life Changes What’s good ya’ll, hope this find you well! So I recently implemented a change in controls for something specific. I used to have specific action prompts for certain objects; if anyone who played remembers a previous post… You would have had to use the ‘A’ key on the keyboard to interact with certain things. I have now made it so that interaction with all objects are universally set to the ‘confirm’ button- these being either the ‘SPACE’ bar or ‘Z’ key on the keyboard. Hence a change in graphics was in order. There’s a great lesson in game design that can be gleamed from this- sometimes the simpler, more functional method can be the key to better understanding for the player. My slant to this in the beginning was to differentiate certain actions from other more-”regular” actions; I thought that, in theory, using a different button to interact with things would convey that, but alas… I did not consider the confusion it would cause, especially to those using a controller. (I didn’t know you could play RPGmaker games with a controller ლ(´ڡ`ლ) ) There are a few problems with my old implementation. The first is that the action is already being differentiated through the text in the speech bubble, so even if the same button is used, a prompt can provide a change in perspective despite it being only visual. The second problem is that, as a game designer, one must be, if you excuse my language, a master of misdirection, to convey to the player information they need without spoon-feeding it to them. And that’s a difficult, but somewhat reachable balance to achieve. (Think the intro to Megaman X vs an overbearing-parent-of-a-tutorial) That aside, development’s picking up as of now, with the implementation of new areas and the polishing of the battle system and characters. Speaking of new areas… Let’s see how many memes I can milk from this… Anyway, back to work. Thanks everyone
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    Hey, thanks for your feedback! And don't worry, I definitely read almost all feedback and commentary for the game and keep it in mind during development. I admit, much of the combat was largely a struggle to design; there were many ways to fall into old game design ditches in turn-based JRPG combat. This, combined with using only a rough idea of what simple rpg combat should be like really stretched my game-design-muscles in ways I didn't know I could. I actually played Steven Universe: Attack the Light, which going from their dev blogs was inspired by Paper Mario's simplification of rpg mechanics. So further studying led me to analyzing the mechanics and seeing what works and what doesn't. Granted, sometimes the combat had to be put on the back-burner so I could focus on the story, scenarios, and experience. So it's really helpful when someone can take apart my combat system and highlight what's wrong with it. Thanks a bunch! It's actually pretty awesome that you (the dev behind MLP: The Game) would take the time post an elaborate commentary on my demo! I am extremely honored.
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    Day Dreaming Derpy Dev Log #15 Useful Feedback Evening guys, things have gotten a lot busier around here but I wanted to drop some info on how progress is going. I decided to make some additions to Scootaloo’s section of dreams as, after giving some thought to their feedback, both dreams could use more substance to help with their brevity. It was an interesting process to create these additions as both required a reevaluation of what both dreams were to reveal about the ponies having them; good or bad. Take Scootaloo’s Rainbow Factory Dream. Issues players ran into could be summarized in the lack of context for the things present in the dream and their connection to Scootaloo; rather it is the sense that it is not immediately or obviously a product of Scootaloo’s character. I’m going to be using a slightly tangential example to avoid spoilers. A good example would be Moondancer’s raggedy house in Amending Fences. Firstly, it is a piece of environment that wouldn’t be immediately associated with the yet-to-be-introduced Moondancer. If anything, it served as the first piece of characterization for her- the lack of dialogue or the slight mention of the state of her own abode leaves enough room for the audience or characters to fill in the gaps of Moondancer’s character, and those pieces of information we are given in the beginning of the episode don’t exactly give us the best impression of her. But that is only one of many stories we, as observers, can make up to better flesh out this character. Basically, it isn’t really so curious that Scootaloo would have multiple portraits of Rainbow Dash in her dreams. And so, essentially the same is being done for the other dream in Scootaloo’s section. Reworking, seeing what to keep and what to re-contextualize. There isn’t too much that will be changed as I’m probably adding content than removing. As for the rest of the game, assets are coming along at slower pace as most efforts are on tweaking what’s already implemented, but work will pick up soon as I get to the bigger, more plot-intensive areas. Thanks for your time and until next update! Deuces
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    Day Dreaming Derpy Demo v0.4 The Scootaloo Update is available for download! Day Dreaming Derpy Demo v0.4 The Scootaloo Update is done and available for download at rpgmaker.net! Admittedly, the update is a little smaller this time, with 2 new dreams to scoot around in with ya gurl- Scootaloo! It is also important to announce that v0.4 will be the last (forseeable) major update to the Day Dreaming Derpy Demo as the full release is just on the horizon (v1.0, the complete game). ===========TO PLAY, JUST DOWNLOAD THE NEW .ZIP FILE============ SAVE FILES FROM PREVIOUS VERSIONS ARE NOT GUARANTEED TO WORK WITH v0.4 ===============HOW TO ACCESS THE NEW DREAMS================ For those who have played v0.11 and before. To directly access the new dream area, Once you get the Dreamworld for the first time(Sea of Clouds), talk to the owl on the bottom-left and receive the Update Balloon. Then talk to Dinky on the top of the area to get the “travel” option. The new area is on the right of the overworld map. ============================================================== If there’s any bugs/glitches feel free to report to me here or on the other outlets! Thanks ya’ll!
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    It’s gonna happen guys! Day Dreaming Derpy v0.4 The Scootaloo Update is coming sometime early, this Summer! The Update will feature more areas to explore in the Dream World, new additions to the Real World, and more friends to make along the way with err-body’s favorite fan girl! More info will come soon once things simmer down here. Again, thanks for showing support for the game so far!
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    Patch v0.32 Minor Fixes Just added a small patch fixing some small bugs; available for download now. Hopefully it'll make the ride smoother for ya'll! ** v0.32 Fixes ** - Using "Wake Up" with Dinky in Applebloom area, Applebloom follows into real world fixed. - Stamp shop visual bug - Big Mac Dream, quest collects 4 Zap Apples. Originally took 5 and made the next quest impossible. Fixed. - Fixed certain moves that decreased HP to a decimal (hopefully) Thanks!
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    Patch v0.31 (…My bad) Here’s small patch that fixes a small, potentially game-breaking bug. The download is available at rpgmaker.net Apologies for the oversight ya’ll. ** v0.31 Fixes ** - Using “Wake Up” with Dinky in Applebloom area, Applebloom follows into real world fixed. Thanks
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