(NOTE: Apparently, editing a blog makes it DISAPPEAR completely from the front page. I reposted the blog seeing and deleted the other as I need people to see this one because of the "help wanted" deal with the music composers. There has already been two comments on the previous one, …

After much thought and not-very-happy feelings (refer to the previous blog for what I'm talking about), I've decided to come back to the GM world momentarily. I feel that what the effort and time that I gave over the years to my games would go to absolute waste if I …

For some odd reason, I ventured back into the GMC forums. It felt odd, just as if I were visiting a physical place that I hadn't been to in years, where everything seemed new to me. As of last summer, I used to know a lot of the active members, …

To begin, a ton of the RPG elements were created way, way, WAY back in the day when programmers couldn't create real battles and whatnot, thus they relied on non-real-time gameplay elements like walking in an overworld, randomly encountering an enemy and going into a turn-based system. Also, they lived …

These past two days I've had a cold. AGAIN. You'd think something like the common cold would be nothing to frown about, but boy do I hate the freaking things from hell.

Yes, after 2+ months of being here I'm coming over here and probably stepping right off just for this Rant-n-Rave. I've been ridiculously busy and spending 99% of my free time on…other things (*coughwiicough*), so this leaves about 10 seconds to get on the site, which I usually don't even …

So yesterday we get off the day from school, and why? Because the weather is too bad for you to drive back and forth in.

Something that irks me to no end is people trying to assert their maturity through playing VIDEOGAMES. I'm sorry, but nobody really cares how "manly" and "mature" you are by playing Gears of War and GTA. You need a serious self-esteem checkup if you think "God! I'm so mature! Look …

I'm not sure who here actually knew Hoover Ball and the Trail of Treasures, which was a project I had started on around June of 2005. A demo was released on the GMC in August and it got a pretty good reaction, with several people actively following the game left …

This RnR will come in a little form of an anecdote.