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Could i ask something of you? We talked it over and would like the posts by starseeker3 in this thread...

Did Jayn ever talk to you about being a concept artist for our game?

Sega Genesis.

if it's anything like kh2, put the game, the patch, and the patcher in the same folder. Drag the patch onto the patcher and type...i forget what. but yeah
if not i have no idea.

Basically a few areas before where you are/were.

I just got to the Phon cost. Went for the spear on my way through the Salikawood.

oh. well then.

*herald of purple light on DB*

Hey. Made any progress on the Nameless design?

*prohibitions them*

In case anyone is interested
http://kh-vids.net/threads/storm-of-fate.134119/#post-3958768

Announcement: Leveling, Summons, and Class system.
Each enemy defeated will give a certain amount of exp, as per normal. In the menu will be an option to go to the leveling screen. Once there, You can select from characters in your party and several brackets will be shown. One for each class. Classes are as followed.
Warrior: Well rounded fighter. Moderate in nearly every stat.
Mage: Focuses mainly on magic. The main healers of the party.
Berserker: Abandon all else (Defense, health, attack speed, etc.) for maximum strength. Some abilities may even drain other stats for temporary boosts in physical power.
Guardian: Has the highest Defense and Health of any class. Focuses on drawing fire away from other party members.
Thief: high attack speed, And ability to loot better items and steal from enemies during combat.
Summoner: Low overall stats, but can summon creatures of incredible power.

Under each class will be a series of upgrades. Passive abilities (which are always active unless switched off) and action abilities (can be used during combat), each costing a certain amount of exp. Purchasing one ability will unlock the next in the skill tree of that particular class. Below these will be upgrades for the stats associated with the class it's under. These can be purchased an infinite amount of times (up to the level cap). Each time you purchase something, the character's level will increase by one. (level cap is currently planned for 99. It may or may not change) You can switch to a different class and purchase abilities or stats there, but it's set that hitting the level cap is equivalent to maxing out one class (with stat upgrades).

The summoner class will differ from the others for various reasons. For one, it's major stat will be "Summon power". Something unique to the class. It dictates how long a summon will stay, and how powerful it'll be while summoned. with far less action abilities than other classes, they're replaced with various summons and upgraded forms of them. The "Ultimate summon" Has already been decided. It's a bit of an inside joke between me and Adam, but I'll let you discover it when you play the game. When called, a summon will replace the party, and be controlled by the character. Each summon will have it's own set of action abilities, and will go out with a bang by using it's finisher just before it leaves.

use some of the souls you've stolen

give it to me. i'll drink it

Ugh. now i want some sprite.