Category: hacking scene

  • Perplexed Player Pans Re:Jobbed on RHDN

    Played Another Site’s Version Without Heeding Its Instructions

    For clymax’s projects, click here. You can also follow him on YouTube or Twitter.

    The following reflects the personal opinion of clymax and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of any other individual of the FFV Central community or of the community as a whole.

    This post is made becauase Romhacking.net (RHDN) doesn’t have a way for a modder to reply to a player review, unlike other sites such as Romhack Plaza (RHP).

    The player review specifies version 1 of Re:Jobbed, which is not the version (0.8) hosted on RHDN here.

    So what’s this version 1, and where can it be found? Version 1 (beta) is hosted exclusively on RHP here. According to the hack submission, version 1 has two builds:

    Instead of checking the instructions or asking for assistance, our player leaves a review concluding the hack is “unfortunately broken,” when maybe it’s the player who unfortunately won’t read.

    So, what do you think? Comment below, or come check us out on Discord.

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  • Case Study: Player Etiquette in the Romhacking Scene

    Final Fantasy Series Translations

    For clymax’s projects, click here. You can also follow him on YouTube or Twitter.

    The following reflects the personal opinion of clymax and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of any other individual of the FFV Central community or of the community as a whole.

    On an unspecified FF Discord, a player learns about a private mod of our community.

    He’s then encouraged to join by a member of the translation team of the mod in question.

    On FFV Central Discord, the player joins and dips immediately after obtaining the private mod.

    It’s a translation our team had been working on for over a year – for a mod that spans three roms.

    In contrast, the player’s total time spent on the server was not even three minutes.

    Back on the unspecified FF Discord, the player raves that the private mod he just took “fucking rules.”

    Maybe it does. Unlike his player etiquette though, which fucking sucks.

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  • Japanese File Host Shuts Down

    Taking Down Countless Japanese Final Fantasy Series Mods Along with It

    For clymax’s projects, click here. You can also follow him on YouTube or Twitter.

    We’ll provide another update once we discover where the Japanese Final Fantasy modding community has migrated to. If you know where, please reach out to us.

    Shutdown Notice

    URL: http://ffbin.sp.land.to/

    Sample of Japanese mods hosted there

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  • FB Neo Combo Trials by UnsolidSnake

    Achievement Proof of Concept

    To see UnsolidSnake’s developed sets on RA, click here.

    RETROACHIEVEMENTS DOES NOT PRESENT:
    https://github.com/UnliquidSnake/fbneo-combo-trials
    The first public release of the previously shown means of creating your own combo trials.
    Now includes decent error handling and full documentation of pretty much every feature at your disposal.

    • Proof of Concept game supported: Street Fighter Alpha (arcade)
    • Emulator supported: Final Burn Neo (includes derivative apps like Fightcade)
    • Modeled after combo trials in Street Fighter IV.
    • Language used: Lua
    • Framework including source code for use to support other games in the future, available and provided in Github repo.
    • Suggestions and contributions welcome.

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