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- Age 27
- Leicester, UK
- Seen Mar 31, 2025
4th and 5th generation tiles in GBA. It looks out of place and tacky.
This, and when all hacks have to go by are graphics. And that's it.
4th and 5th generation tiles in GBA. It looks out of place and tacky.
Seeing the same tiles over and over again...I'm really getting annoyed with how many people are using ROM bases just so there hack looks good. It is like cheating their way to get good graphics! They need to put work into their hack, not have someone else do it all for them! Oh well, whatever... Other than that, just grammar and boring storyline.
1/the WHITE SCREEN that i mostly get from fireRed hacks but only sometimes with ruby hacks.
2/too many fireRed hacks.
the white screen problem really bugs me.cause i cant play fireRed hacks.
When hacks are in a foreign language, but the scripts look very cool and interesting and you don't understand what they're saying. -_-
Seeing the same tiles over and over again...I'm really getting annoyed with how many people are using ROM bases just so there hack looks good. It is like cheating their way to get good graphics! They need to put work into their hack, not have someone else do it all for them! Oh well, whatever... Other than that, just grammar and boring storyline.
Eh, got a fair amount.
1 - Bad grammar. Self-explanatory.
2 - Poorly translated hacks. Which can ruin what could be a great hack.
3 - Tile errors. In betas, it's fine (to an extent) since it's not going to be properly finished then, but in a hack advertised as complete I don't like it.
4 - Overuse of swear words. I'm fine with swearing if it's not forced and overused.
5 - Poorly sprited Fakemon. I'm actually ok with Fakemon if they're sprited well. But I could see a Fakemon with a good design, yet poorly sprited.
That's it game wise. Community wise though:
6 - Those who refuse to play a hack because it's using a specific game (mostly Fire Red).
7 - Those who refuse to play a hack that's not a specific game (again, mostly Fire Red).