The Hidden Village

[AsakuraHao2004]

Yes, switched on if it's variable is over 1, and the number corresponds to that. To make things easier on my and save space, the max you can carry of anything is 9.

I have items broken down into 2 sections, Key Items (non-usable, game-relevent) and Game Items, usable ones.  Almost every Game Item needs its own variable, and almost ever Key Item needs it's own switch, but the opposite isnt true.

Plus I have "Equipment", but that's rather different.

[AsakuraHao2004]

More double postin, hell yeah!

Anyways, I think I have more of an idea for the guitar quest.

There's 1 point in the game where you can chose if you want to take the path of a musician. If you pass it up, there's no way to get it back unless you play the game again. Anways. If you DO chose to become a musician, you "learn" by people playing them, and that determines your skill level. There are 9 skill levels, tought by different people, and what you can learn depends on what guitar you have:

(Level - Sub-level {guitar required to learn}

-Rythm - Absolute Beginner {Acoustic}
-Rythm - Intermediate {Acoustic}
-Rythm - Advanced {Electric}

-Lead - Beginner {Electric, Ibanez GRX20}
-Lead - Intermediate {Ibanez GRX20}
-Lead - Advanced {Ibanez JEMBRMR}

-Shred - Beginner {Ibanez JEMBRMR}
-Shred - Intermediate {Ibanez JEMBRMR}
-Shred - Advanced {Gibson Flying V}

Once complete a level you can learn a solo, once once you have all 3 solos, you can play a hidden level that's only accesable if you chose the path of a musician and got all 3. In this level (it'll probably be a really cool cave, I'm gonna make finding all these guitars and people to learn form hard) you have a chance to get a rare 1971 Sunburst Stratocaster and with that, you can learn one final solo.

What's the point, you ask? To get a 100% and the "Good ending" version of the game, of course. =P Plus the hidden cave will kick ***, I garuntee it.

[Leon_1990]

nice one Asa
I'm curious to see if these systems turn out right or not ^^