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Sira

What should the new game title be?

  • Sira: When Angels Fall

    Votes: 1 9.1%
  • Sira: The angel`s cry

    Votes: 1 9.1%
  • Sira

    Votes: 8 72.7%
  • other(post a good suggestion in thread)

    Votes: 1 9.1%

  • Total voters
    11
And I'll help with story revision if you also want.

Kay, a couple town names(In alphabetical order, aren't I just a charm? :smile:);

Astarte
Addu
Blaireas
Cordia
Dynesta
Esselix
Hocia
Mictainas
Nija(pronounced Nee-ha)
Orthon
Raumus
Telmus
Terelyn
Veren

Some character/NPC/Enemy names(Not in alphabetical order, I'm just throwin 'em out there. :tongue:);

Cecil
Tyre(I love this one for some reason)
Lukas(same)
Nolan
Fabron
Royce
Tristan
Rein
Jade
Arrosa
Calvin
Synk.
 

Maneo

Sponsor

Thanks a lot.
I have a story writer, but I´ll tell you if I need help with that.

Update:
RM pro Mukanshinblack has joined the project.
He will direct the game, and make scenes and events.
 

Maneo

Sponsor

Very funny.
Team leading and designing things is also hard work.
I also do the planning for this game.

Trust me, I work hard on this.
 

Maneo

Sponsor

Yeah, game making often needs several people to make the game good.

Why don´t you guys like "When angels fall"? I thought it was the best one.

Vote!


Harsvalen: Sorry, I don´t need help.
 
I'd personally go with something like "Sira: Celestial Wrath" But if you're bent on those picks, just Sira is fine. the word "angel's" just doesn't fit in a title.
 
It's quite simple.  You have a working title... Sira.  When your project NEARS COMPLETION and you know the story inside out and the overbearing theme it will be far more obvious Sira: (What should go here) if anything at all.
 
If you plan on going with a BlahTitleNameHere: ExtraShitThatTells StuffRightHere theme, then it works better if you actually plan to make a series from it.
My main game, Kailis, is just that. The series is called Kailis, but the first game is called Kailis: The Crystal Souls, thus Kailis 2 will have a different subtitle since it is the next game of the series.

Look at George Lucas. The director of the Starwars movie series.
Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, Star Wars: A New Hope, Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.

Episodes 1-6 for you, each new movie has a different subtitle, but it is still the same series. You see what I mean now?

Even look at Quintessance: The Blighted Venom. I haven't had a huge look into the game, but I imagine after he finishes all the episodes for TBV that he may move on with a new story later on in the canon.

Just a little advice, i voted for Sira since I don't see any talk of a whole series from this yet, so I agree with Calibre and with seita, "Angels" doesn't fit.
 

Maneo

Sponsor

It might be a series. But I think the first game should be called just Sira.
What do you think?

Sira
Sira II
Sira III

I think it looks good, like Final fantasy.

Comments?
 

moog

Sponsor

Maneo":34xs8aub said:
It might be a series. But I think the first game should be called just Sira.
What do you think?

Sira
Sira II
Sira III

I think it looks good, like Final fantasy.

Comments?

Dont get ahead of your self. Just call it Sira for now and let time run its course.
 

Maneo

Sponsor

Yeah, I know. I just wondered what you thought about it.
I shouldn´t get ahead of myself.

Update 20th May 08:
"Sira" it is for now.
-Voting closed.
 
Maneo":3d2xxjw4 said:
It might be a series. But I think the first game should be called just Sira.
What do you think?

Sira
Sira II
Sira III

I think it looks good, like Final fantasy.

Comments?

Unless you've got years upon years of written character designs, plot designs, storyboard concepts, a series storyline, game by game storyline, and more.. I wouldn't jump the gun. I would take it baby steps at a time, if it goes over well, then move on, if it flops, leave it there and start anew, that's all the advice I can give on that subject. Also from what i've seen this game doesn't even have enough material to create a series yet, let alone you are still revising and changing the storyline all the time, so a series really is out of the question at this time.

Not trying to shove my opinion down your throat, you can take it with grain of salt if you wish, no damage done to me, just trying to help.

Also, Final Fantasy isn't a series, it is different concepts, storylines, characters, plots, and on occasion they will continue to play with a storyline for a time being, such as Midgar and Ivallice. (Midgar Originates from FF7, Ivallice Originates from FFT:A but is defined by FF12.)
 

Maneo

Sponsor

Ot:The main FF is considered a series. FFXII, FFXIII etc.
FFXI is not part of the series. But the other FF:s is still a series, the same way as Zelda is.

A series can have a separate story in each game, as well as a coherent storyline from one game to another.
 

moog

Sponsor

Also, Final Fantasy isn't a series, it is different concepts, storylines, characters, plots, and on occasion they will continue to play with a storyline for a time being, such as Midgar and Ivallice. (Midgar Originates from FF7, Ivallice Originates from FFT:A but is defined by FF12.)

FF is a series.
 
Maneo":epfiz5n3 said:
Ot:The main FF is considered a series. FFXII, FFXIII etc.
FFXI is not part of the series. But the other FF:s is still a series, the same way as Zelda is.

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a. a sequence of terms combined by addition, as 1 + 1/2 + 1/4 + 1/8 + … 1/2 n.
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If you can explain to me how Kain from FF4 is related to Tifa of FF7 in some shape or form I will agree with you. Square Enix slaps the FF logo on almost anything it comes out with now, I mean seriously they have Final Fantasy: Chocobo Tales dear sake. About the only things you see in EVERY FF game, is Sid, sometimes Mid, Airships, Moogles, and Chocobos. Those few minor things like that create a series of different worlds, characters, and storylines all together is beyond me. I think personally SE is just trying to pop out anything from their huge corporate ass to make a dollar by slapping a Final Fantasy label on the game and releasing it.

FF11 is an online game with expansions that no one plays unless they have absolutely no life, I'd never touch that game. They make series out of each game, but in reality SE considers every FF game different and unrelated to eachother except for those few minor details I told you about. Which I feel aren't enough to deem Final Fantasy as a series.

And please don't get me started on Zelda, they are all connected, non-chronologically together. There is even been proof stated by the people who design the game that all games are connected, but are not in chronological order. As well they said that there is supposedly a split timeline at the point of LoZ: OoT.
 

moog

Sponsor

If you can explain to me how Kain from FF4 is related to Tifa of FF7 in some shape or form I will agree with you.

They both live in a world with chocobos :3

Im not sure if you are still arguing the fact that FF is a series because it clearly is. You posted:

a group or a number of related or similar things, events, etc., arranged or occurring in temporal, spatial, or other order or succession; sequence.

There are tons of similar things in FF games that clarify themselves enough to be considered a series, but im not going to get into them. Final Fantasy is a series, sorry you see differantly.
 
your all wrong on the FF thing, FFXI is absoultely in the series, Ivalice did NOT originate in that piece of trash FFT:A it was the first FFT. Games don't have to be canon to eachother to be a series either. Also only the roman numeral FF are the "series". everything else is compilations to one of the main games.

Just because FFVII has nothing to do with FFVI doesn't mean it's not a sequel. FF is defined by it's play style and story telling. Not by recurring characters.

As it stand right now though, Sira is being worked on as a standalone game noncanon to any sequel as it should be. It's better to get some footing on the ground first. All of your favorite RPGs that are series started out with a game team's pilot game and did not plan on making more. (Not to say that games like Xenosaga were never planned to be a series, just that game teams, ie Squenix, atlus, etc, started out with a game and it got big so they continue.)

I'm sort of helping out a little bit with this game now, and from what I understand, expect very different quality than "Sira: Land of Power, I've never made a game before" caliber. It's got quite the publicity now and has been completely revamped. (If it were up to me the title Sira would be completely done away with, or atleast as a subtitle.)
 
midir4000":3j8zlgly said:
your all wrong on the FF thing, FFXI is absoultely in the series, Ivalice did NOT originate in that piece of trash FFT:A it was the first FFT. Games don't have to be canon to eachother to be a series either. Also only the roman numeral FF are the "series". everything else is compilations to one of the main games.

Just because FFVII has nothing to do with FFVI doesn't mean it's not a sequel. FF is defined by it's play style and story telling. Not by recurring characters.

As it stand right now though, Sira is being worked on as a standalone game noncanon to any sequel as it should be. It's better to get some footing on the ground first. All of your favorite RPGs that are series started out with a game team's pilot game and did not plan on making more. (Not to say that games like Xenosaga were never planned to be a series, just that game teams, ie Squenix, atlus, etc, started out with a game and it got big so they continue.)

I'm sort of helping out a little bit with this game now, and from what I understand, expect very different quality than "Sira: Land of Power, I've never made a game before" caliber. It's got quite the publicity now and has been completely revamped. (If it were up to me the title Sira would be completely done away with, or atleast as a subtitle.)

Hehe I never played the original FFT, dunno why. I didn't know it was set in Ivallice. FF is a series, but I myself don't like to consider the games series since all that connects them are very little things. Play style, is similar always see the character, but FF12 broke that because you move and fight instead of the turnbased battle system. Also they tell the story from a low point, build it, reach a high point, continue on a flat plot for a while making you feel like you're near the end, throw in a plot twist, climax the game, then reach the decline and conclusion of the game.... But so do most other RPG's in the world, who doesn't throw in that plot twist or make the game climax, you can't really claim a series off of a style of story telling like that, because they can't claim rights to doing it that specific way, just the story, the scenario, characters, graphics, and music among others to name a few.

But yes, they started small and built from there as you should with Sira.

With that said, we are just critiquing for you on the concept of making it a series first. You have plenty of opinions and can go with one, all, or none depending on how you feel ;)

Good luck!
~Axerax
 

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