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Your art-style reminds me of a time before time, when machines spoke a strange version of machine code. Whats your source of inspiration?

I believe you have to set up variables, then use conditional menus. Like this. menu: "Buy her a box of white panties": $ gift = "panties" me "Here, please wrap it up. It's a special present." "Buy her a cute hat": $ gift = "hat" me "I'll take th...

Time - Alexander Waugh.

A short story; with crude language, violence, death, an insanely idiotic player character, and a love interest with the power to end the world with a snap of her fingers.

I guess I'd use whatever pseudonym I use at the moment.

Not only it prevents you from going down the slippery slope of greed, it also helps you keep your privacy!

I think using copyright characters in your games is okay as long as you don't make any money from it. And yeah, you can declare usage of Nintendo resources under fair use (parody) law.

Lemme know if you need me to look into this.

How about a epilogue describing the consequences of the player's actions?

Is it weird that I listen to stuff like this, this and this when I code/write for games?

You're not doing anything that under-aged writers aren't supposed to legally do, so you should be fine. It's no different from paying a kid to mow your lawn or shovel some snow. I could be wrong, though. The world's become more of a nanny-state that I remember. The question is; how will the recipien...

As long as you don't earn anything from it, and credit the original authors properly (Inspired by XXXXXXXYYYYYX, by ZZZZZZ), you can do whatever you like with it. That's what I think.

It depends on how you pace your cutscenes, the artwork of the cutscene and how relevant they are to your story. For example, imagine two characters watching a space rocket lift off. The dialog goes like this. [Conversation] [Conversation] [Conversation] [Movie cut scene] [the standard shuttle launch...

11 years, eh? I'm proud of you. Few have survived this long.

Keep up the good work!

Ah, my fated foe, we meet again. En garde, Writer's block! Draw your blade and duel with honor! - To me, burnout happens when a combination of sleeplessness, tiredness, low motivation and overwork hits home. I usually sleep, eat and maybe spend some time in the virtual world to 'recharge mah imagina...

Believe in your skill. If you don't, who will? Remain confident and remember; no matter what happens, you will always feel rising pride when you look back on your work. That's step 1. A team with lousy communication and coordination is worse than a lone-wolf operator. Remember to have open communica...

Space Opera, huh? How do you plan to handle cutscenes, and action scenes?. Animation, off-game video, or in-game dialogue?