hack franchise and the game is way too similar to be called just 'inspired' by. I mean even the name is clearly a reference back to the. I won't bother saying anything negative about it without it even being complete, but it kind of bugs me after watching that video and reading more about it. To be honest, after watching his video, it seems more like a blatant copy of said games rather than inspired by them. They all talk (in the same manner of it popping up like they are talking in an MMO) and hang out in town or go adventuring, you can duel, trade, party up with them, and so on.

You play as a person playing the game on their PC (you can even logout from the MMO and look through email, post on the forums, etc), and in the game everyone else (while it's actually a single player game) is a 'real player' aside the obvious NPCs like shopkeepers and things. If you've ever played them, that's exactly how it's set up. I also found it kind of refreshing to see that as you walk through a town like these little dialogues pop-up(sort of like chat bubbles.) as if the NPCs around you were talking to each other like they would in an MMORPG. Ironically the whole leveling up and skills thing feels like an MMORPG already if you think about it, but of course to add another level to it there are interactive NPCs in town you can recruit, have them join your party, trade or duel, etc.

I found it interesting since it's supposed to take place inside an MMORPG and the maker himself was inspired to make it by many things one of them being the.

I'm actually backing up an RPG game right now that uses RPG maker known as Data Hacker. I'm assuming you have to pay for it though? Ran into an online store w/ Aveyond games being digitally sold, but wasn't quite sure since the site looked pretty cheesy. Also seishi-sama mind me asking where I can find this Aveyond series? Seems interesting, but I'm getting all sorts of different things from google.

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