A little bit more about the Long RPG

[Selphie's Fan Club]

Can someone explain thsi a little more to me...I don't think I quite understand..

Is it possible to go back to towns and fields previously visited once you switch games...or do you have to create them again?

Also, can someone explain a little bit simpler, exactly how the process is done? I know this has been answered once before, but I'm not getting it completely. Thanks guys.

[Dark Sentry]

Re: A little bit more about the Long RPG

Can someone explain thsi a little more to me...I don't think I quite understand..

Is it possible to go back to towns and fields previously visited once you switch games...or do you have to create them again?

Also, can someone explain a little bit simpler, exactly how the process is done? I know this has been answered once before, but I'm not getting it completely. Thanks guys.

I haven't tried this yet, but I would assume that any area you would want or need to revisit would need to be present in the second save file. At bare minimum, the last area the player was in needs to be there. As it is, my RPG is going to be long enough without a second file!

[ichabod]

Re: A little bit more about the Long RPG

how do u get the switches to work in dungeons

[Valkysas]

Re: A little bit more about the Long RPG

don't hijack other people's topics!

[ichabod]

Re: A little bit more about the Long RPG

sorry

[Selphie's Fan Club]

Re: A little bit more about the Long RPG

Do you know if it's possible to copy a field/town/dungeon so it's exactly the same and put it in another save file?

I'm assuming if you save the whole thing under a different name and just delete what you don't need, that may work... What do you think?

[Key]

Re: A little bit more about the Long RPG

I don't think you can copy one part of the file to another. Then again I could be wrong

Just copy your entire file, change the name and edit the copy. That should work.

[Selphie's Fan Club]

Re: A little bit more about the Long RPG

Yeah, that's easier anyway.

Can anyone explain the "multiple file trick" in a little bit more detail please? Am I supposed to save the RPG file 2 on top of file A after the person has finished the game? Or save the Player's Save File on top of file A...

I'm a very confused chica right now. lol