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popopobob wrote:

Um.. guys.. I just thought of something. YOu guys need to brw the backs of the fakemon, not just the front.

(Fixing typos)
Um.. guys.. I just thought of something. You guys need to drarw the backs of the fakemon, not just the front.

Zangooser wrote:

popopobob wrote:

popopobob wrote:

Um.. guys.. I just thought of something. YOu guys need to brw the backs of the fakemon, not just the front.

(Fixing typos)
Um.. guys.. I just thought of something. You guys need to drarw the backs of the fakemon, not just the front.

Yep. Like I said, best done when we have all of the fakemon finished.

Exactly.

pokedirector wrote:

Guys, I found a project of a Pokemon game remake on Scratch.  It ended on the way to the first gym.  The project creator said that he had to stop there because Scratch couldn't load all the scripts, downloaded or not.  The remake was a while back, so would our newer version have more space for the big scripts we're going to have?

We are probably going to have to wait for scratch 2.0, with the higher upload limit.

The1UP wrote:

pokedirector wrote:

Guys, I found a project of a Pokemon game remake on Scratch.  It ended on the way to the first gym.  The project creator said that he had to stop there because Scratch couldn't load all the scripts, downloaded or not.  The remake was a while back, so would our newer version have more space for the big scripts we're going to have?

Ooh... I was thinking the game would go in sections, and after you finish part 1 you get a password like 27h27jd 3d7H eh38dh and then part 2 asks for the password at the beginning. That was an idea I got from omeone who tried to recreate Pokemon FireRed.

Good idea. And sorry for saying Perirex was bad. I meant good.

The1UP wrote:

pokedirector wrote:

Guys, I found a project of a Pokemon game remake on Scratch.  It ended on the way to the first gym.  The project creator said that he had to stop there because Scratch couldn't load all the scripts, downloaded or not.  The remake was a while back, so would our newer version have more space for the big scripts we're going to have?

Ooh... I was thinking the game would go in sections, and after you finish part 1 you get a password like 27h27jd 3d7H eh38dh and then part 2 asks for the password at the beginning. That was an idea I got from omeone who tried to recreate Pokemon FireRed.

Should the first section be the start of the game and the first gym, second gym+events, third gym+events, and so on?

Zangooser wrote:

maxdoss wrote:

I feel like an idiot. I had the starters drawn since BEFORE I even started the collab. You can find them here.

There's only one drawing, is there supposed to be more?

Yes you have to Downlaod it.

maxdoss wrote:

pokedirector wrote:

The1UP wrote:

Ooh... I was thinking the game would go in sections, and after you finish part 1 you get a password like 27h27jd 3d7H eh38dh and then part 2 asks for the password at the beginning. That was an idea I got from omeone who tried to recreate Pokemon FireRed.

Should the first section be the start of the game and the first gym, second gym+events, third gym+events, and so on?

Yeah.

K.  Who's job is it to do storyline anyway?

maxdoss wrote:

pokedirector wrote:

The1UP wrote:

Ooh... I was thinking the game would go in sections, and after you finish part 1 you get a password like 27h27jd 3d7H eh38dh and then part 2 asks for the password at the beginning. That was an idea I got from omeone who tried to recreate Pokemon FireRed.

Should the first section be the start of the game and the first gym, second gym+events, third gym+events, and so on?

Yeah.

Even with that, Its going to take a lot of scripts. The Battle Engine, im pretty sure I can shrink that, but the scrolling engine MUST be long. We may endup have 4-5 breaks. Also Is land and sea 1 version or are the seperate?

maxdoss wrote:

popopobob wrote:

maxdoss wrote:

Yeah.

Even with that, Its going to take a lot of scripts. The Battle Engine, im pretty sure I can shrink that, but the scrolling engine MUST be long. We may endup have 4-5 breaks. Also Is land and sea 1 version or are the seperate?

Seprate.

So we need to create spreate intros and storylines?

popopobob wrote:

maxdoss wrote:

popopobob wrote:

Even with that, Its going to take a lot of scripts. The Battle Engine, im pretty sure I can shrink that, but the scrolling engine MUST be long. We may endup have 4-5 breaks. Also Is land and sea 1 version or are the seperate?

Seprate.

So we need to create spreate intros and storylines?

Well, yes, but the story is almost the same except either:
For Land Version, the sea is evaporated, so you catch the Water Dragon.
For Sea Version, the world is flooded, so you catch the Ground Dragon.

Zangooser wrote:

Here’s my proposal for what to do with the grass-type starter:
One: Keep Seegra. That one’s okay for right now, we’ll work on it a bit later.
Two: Nix Seeling and Seetree (Wow, I just noticed: Seeling sounds like ceiling XP). Those two are not going to work in the way we have them right now. We might be able to work a modified Seetree in as final evolution, but Seeling just can’t stay, as I explained in my last post.
Three: Before we start drawing fakemon, we focus on the fakemon themselves: their personalities, their physical appearance, and the general vibe they give off. Are we really going to market sweet Seegra like we have been, and then turn it into a menacing tree? Are we going to give Seegra an easygoing nature, and keep that characteristic throughout its evolution line?

If we’re going to make this game professional, we have to think like professionals.

ok

The Flarcat idea is pretty good. The only thing we have to work on is Flarcat itself. It is, quite simply, an orange cat. This plainness takes away the values that Pokémon has created: be imaginative, be different, shake things up. We need to add a little spark to Flarcat, and I’m not talking about making it electric-type. What can we do to make Flarcat different than an ordinary housecat, yet not change its identity? It has to be something, anything, that can turn it from a housepet to a real Pokémon. The tough part about this is, anything we do to Flarcat must be carried into the later evolutions. If we add a fiery tail, we need to give Firgir and Flamion fiery tails. If we add on sabertooth tiger fangs, we add fangs to the others, too. All evolutions have the same general consistency; even though as time progresses and they evolve they may lose or obtain certain details. Usually, if there’s a leaf on this one’s head, there’s going to be a leaf on that one’s head, too.

Review on Wactopus coming up next! (oh, no…)

popopobob wrote:

Zangooser wrote:

The Flarcat idea is pretty good. The only thing we have to work on is Flarcat itself. It is, quite simply, an orange cat. This plainness takes away the values that Pokémon has created: be imaginative, be different, shake things up. We need to add a little spark to Flarcat, and I’m not talking about making it electric-type. What can we do to make Flarcat different than an ordinary housecat, yet not change its identity? It has to be something, anything, that can turn it from a housepet to a real Pokémon. The tough part about this is, anything we do to Flarcat must be carried into the later evolutions. If we add a fiery tail, we need to give Firgir and Flamion fiery tails. If we add on sabertooth tiger fangs, we add fangs to the others, too. All evolutions have the same general consistency; even though as time progresses and they evolve they may lose or obtain certain details. Usually, if there’s a leaf on this one’s head, there’s going to be a leaf on that one’s head, too.

Review on Wactopus coming up next! (oh, no…)

Do you think I could help sprite too? I wanna try it out. (Plus I am bored, beacuse I cant get any porgramming done untill you guys get your sprites done.)

Sure.