I too prefer chapter format :)Ditto :D
Also, I think it would be neat if the chapters were released as expansions upon the existing level, rather than as standalone levels. (Unless the chapters are huge.) All chapter-based levels I know of have been released in discrete installments, rather than as one unit. (This gets really frustrating when I have to go back through the pages of levels to open the next installment in a series like Cube.) As long as each new release doesn't have tons of new music, the size wouldn't be much of a problem. (Even if there were this sort of size problem- the music could be packaged in the first chapter, say, and then each subsequent release wouldn't have any music, to save space. The new releases would overwrite the map and world files, but wouldn't overwrite the music from the original level.) In the short term, for chapter-based release, the individual levels would be more convenient, but in the long term the expansions-upon-a-single-level thing would work better, especially as it would make players play the chapters in order.
So... From what I understand, I'd essentially release the level containing just the first chapter. Then, once the second chapter's ready, I'd re-release it as a larger (but still the same) .bin file which would overwrite the previous one on the player's computer and they can continue from their last savegame to play the next chapter. Is this what you mean?
Would that work alright? What drawbacks would there be to this other than the player possibly removing their install / savegames on completion of the first chapter(s)... I like the idea of this.
EDIT: It might just be the computer I'm using, but the colours are all messed up. The cloudy sky should be a few shades of gloomy grey, and have no hint of purple to it at all. If there is a purpley tinge to it on your computers, then imagine it greyer and rest assured the actual in-game colours aren't nasty and purpley.
giving mew the thumbs up to use his musicBetter ask to give Mewtwo permission as well. :crazy:
The tilesets shocked me they are awsome !!Thank you, that's appreciated. However, these tilesets are NOT for public use... yet. I'll let you know if / when I want to give them a public release, but at the moment, they aren't.Spoiler: (click to show/hide)
i may make a level with those tilesets X-PThey're released?
They're released?
...these tilesets are NOT for public use... yet. I'll let you know if / when I want to give them a public release, but at the moment, they aren't.
Wow, this looks great. Can't wait! (I hope it's not super-difficult?)
Thanks. I think you're one of the few people to have played it. Fissure will be similar to The (Incomplete) Wonder in some ways, such as a few locations and some basic story ideas.