What's that? You thought a square with fixed dimensions and easy 90-degree angles and calculations would be easier than a pentagon with its half-magical, non-specific graphing points? Silly child, you are WRONG 
37 degrees. I had to rotate it 37 degrees for it to look right. Put out the help bug for a reason and a way to fix it, but for the moment, THIRTY-SEVEN DEGREES 
Anyway, that was pretty much the extent of my time and energy today. Tomorrow is Thanksgiving, so no progress will be made. That's okay, though 
I did have an epiphany on how I could adapt the various follower abilities to make the menu universal, but that's a project for future me because hopefully future me won't have a migraine 
Today's accomplishments include a rather smooth state machine, a functioning opening cutscene, and name input. It's not pretty, but there aren't any bugs 
Battle State Machine is working 
Player chooses what to do, enemies choose what to do, and they even have variable rates of attack/defend/flee. Next step will be to actually start dealing damage
Oh no! Jelly blobs of doom!
They're only supposed to be the size of a mini-yux 
But doesn't he look so much more prepared for adventure? 
And yes, she is carrying a deer foot staff, modeled after one hanging in our house 
we're back into track!
NEW PACKAGES AVAILABLE NOW!
Version 1.1.0 is now available for Linux and Windows
-Platform bugs fixed where player fell through the floor
-Area 2 accessible through Level 8
-Minor spiffing up, wax and polish
A little scene from Cyan, my horror RPG.
Working on battles. A little different than last time, aesthetically, but still the same basic idea
Lots of modeling the last few days. Got some houses made, remade some of my terrain blocks (rebuilt the harbor), and started on the NPC models. Also worked on the battle system and the follower system, now with 1/10th the code but 10x more efficient 
12% accuracy is my gamer move (It get's a little bloody, a warning just in case)
Doing some designing of the main village, mostly so I can get some connections in and get the next part of the opening cutscenes roughed in.
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