So goes...

[Obscure Zone]

Hi! I finally decided to make a proper account here, this site was a really cool resource for me growing up (pretty confident my dad was a forum member too at one point when I was younger too haha.) It felt like the time to just make a forum account honestly, gut feelings and such.

Anyways I really enjoy working in between RM engines and have been on-and-off for a good six-ish years now but I've only recently gotten comfortable enough with my art and game design skills to try and make actual "dream game" kinda stuff and not just joke games. 
Most of my work involves either making kemono/furry (whichever term you prefer) SMT 1 & NES-esque dungeon crawlers in VXA/XP or more 7th Dragon/P2EP styled games in MV so I have to bound between Ruby and JS pretty frequently... I've got a wide range of visual styles under my belt from my current work both with 2D and 3D though! 

I'm currently focusing a lot of my time on pushing through a very simple NES Megami Tensei 1 and Etrian inspired dungeon crawler to force myself to actually finish a project and not get perfectionist about it, it's going fairly well so far! I've also put out a few tech demos for games I want to make or are "Completed" in a very nebulous way but where they lie is my little secret... 

That's all I got!

[DerVVulfman]

Howuuu!!!!?  (Translation from Lycan:  How about... excess fluff induced?)

Ah, the difference between... the  Kemonomimi/Kemomimi (or Beast Ears) refers to a person who has one ore more non-human aspects, a Nekomimi being straight up catgirl representation.  When you go anthro is when you go anthrompomorphic non-human in general.  Forty years dealing with anime and stuff... :P

Would that make Lon Chaney, Jr the first furry on screen?

When you say Megami Tensei, how far are you going?  The very first, Digital Devil Story: Megami Tensei was on the Famicom in 87 rather than the western audience's NES system.  And perfection... Oh, I understand that issue.  A number of people are perfectionists to their own detriment.