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#1 Can you give some more details? Your skill level, resources...etc

#2 Ok
picture this:
1.RPG battle
2.3 clans dirkin(human dwarf troll hobbit)flinder(orc goblin)littlen(lepercon tree folk)
3.25 map shards
4.newbie island level 1-5
5.level 100 starting highest level
6.level 10 get mount(horse cow lembernan pony boar bat lucky rabbit bug)(the horse is in order of what race gets it)
7.dungons
8.story based quests
9.dirkins quest is to save the light blade
10.flinders quest is to distroy the light blade
11.littlens quest is to protect there village
12.mini game quests(catch the chicken)
13.masive world
14.easy monsters near the bottom hard monsters near the top
15.NESW map
16.Good 3D graphics
17.log on screen
18.when your making a character you are able to choose your characters hight, size, facial hair, starting cloths, skin clolor, eye color, eye size, mouth size, head size, arm and leg size, weapon type, spell style, favorite food, name, last name, personality(whatever pesonallity you have is what ever status you have), and family symbole
19.at level 15 you can tame a horse
20.you can build a base

#3 Sounds like the run of the mill RPG. What will the gameplay be like? Gameplay is what should be focused on, yes those things you listed are nice, but how does your character attack? how does he cast spells? Can your character use objects around him to his advantage? How?

#4 How dose you character attack? well its quite simple realy when you run into a monster you start a battle sorta like the final fantacy fighting system(ff10)

#5 Oh and by the way when someone runs up to you they join the battle(unless there on the other clan side or not in your party)
and when your in a party battle after you kill the monster the party gets to select one item on the party bar
pop up window ill try and draw it out
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. Viking helm already picked.
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. Viking eye already picked.
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> . broad sword left click .
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. bleeding heart already picked.
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also abtained:10EXP and 10GP

krutler: oh yeah i got the bleeding heart lol
dude: lol
turk: uh you know the viking eyes are what
we need for the quest, duh
krutler: i just like the name it mite be yousefull
later lol
linik: i get the broad sword? i wanted the viking hat
dude: dont be greedy
turk: am i the only one thinking of the quest
linik: sorry guys i gtg my mom wants me to help with
dinner
krutler:when will you be back?
linik: about half an hour

#6 By the way the mounth card costs:
10$u.s. 12$can
(im canadian so the in game clock is gonna be eastern canada)

#7 You might want to work out the how on the systems before you put a monthly cost on it.

#8 @David: tisk tisk... you know we all have to go through the pie-in-the-sky phase before reality crushes us :)

#9 Lol, true true

#10 I thought of new races

Ambra is a bull creature who surves the dirkin well they walk on all fours and carry there weapons on there backs these powerfull creatures have a powerfull charge skill

yenkies are furry monster like folk who are loyal to the flinders these creatures have a skill with ice magic and are well known in the mountain part of the world

jurgin are small little furry creatures with no hands they seem to carrt there weapons on there tails and wear there shields on there backs these little things are most loyal to the littlen and have skill with speed

#11 Sounds like a good idea but if this is one of your first games or you are using an indie license you should start charging low like 3-5 bucks a month.

#12 You dont realize how big this game is gonna be its gonna be great this may be my first game but im a great artist when it comes to stuff like that

#13 Well good luck then.

#14 Justin, be careful about not getting crushed. You're 13. Be very careful. Finishing a product is much more difficult than you think.

"90% of the effort goes to the last 10% of the product."