No worries, It's definitely a false positive.
To anyone else reading this: the BAT just have FFmpeg render instructions. No malicious execution and etc.
The truth is, whatever license you use, it will still be pointless if you don't have legal counsel to back / enforce it. I had to sue somebody last year because the fella passed off my creations as his own (i distribute under the CC-BY-ND license) - with the pandemic going on, and the dude being offshore, you can imagine how bothersome that was.
If you are distributing something for free, stuff like that happens alot. Some i chose to overlook, some i had to take action.
Hi, making a tutorial for this might be very challenging, as the debit ATM is heavily dependent on the time/date system i have in place, even though it is not a plugin, it still requires alot of scripting in the common events that is tied to other common events. This easily rakes up to 20 for automation alone just for this prototype.
I will put something up in the future if i can find a more "organized" way to do it, but as it stands now, it's unlikely.
Note: I have left out the "c" in the word Antartic on purpose. This is so this page and the video don't attract conspiracy nutjobs through google algo and the like.
If it's not already apparent, i don't personally buy into any of that UFO / Die Glocke (come on folks, those were just ww2 german heavy water artefacts and abandoned water towers, don't go nuts on all that "brotherhood of the bell" rubbish) or secret fourth-reich nonsense.
Just ran a playthrough. as some have already remarked, i must commend you on the phenomenal effort in the making of this game. From the UI to game features, Good job!
The only gripe i have is similar to my comments on "False Rebirth". The RPGMaker look and feel is a real turn-off to be honest. Plotwise it's solid, except It's not very "direct" and too scattered to keep player attention.
Otherwise, a very good effort, 5 stars.
EDIT: ... and to add, the game ran fine on my more than 10 year old rig without any issues.
another comment i would like to give is consider a more direct approach. i think games such as these tend to rely very heavily on atmosphere and the use of the "unreliable witness" storytelling mechanic, hence my suggestion at a game engine that allows a more convincing environment to immerse the player. it would also be a better idea that the player not see the PC at all, keep the PChar ambiguous, that kind of thing.
hi, i personally think this game would be more effective as a first person narrative. currently the game lacks the suspense and alot of the surroundings are frankly not engaging (it's the rpgmaker thing, please reconsider another engine). i think it's very well thought out effort storywise, the gameplay itself however doesn't do it much justice. Good effort either way, i gave it 5 stars.
do check out "Some Kind of Wonderful" as i took a page out of the time when most post-punk / new wave bands went "commercial" (eg. X-Mal Deutschland, Siouxie and The Banshees, Simple Minds, Echo and The Bunnymen, OMD and etc.)
unfortunately, i've never been able to play "ringing guitars" characteristic of that period like Will Sergeant, or the single would been a better homage to that period where post-punk really shed it's late 70s / early 80s sound.
try this:
Interest payout by percent Int (var) = 0;
Interest payout by percent Int (var) = Math.floor((Math.random() * 2) + 1);
a = $gameVariables;
accumulated interest (var) += math.round(a.value(bank money(var))/100*a.value(Interest payout by percent Int (var));
bank money (var) += accumulated interest (var);
If you're using (or have) photoshop, perhaps give the free webp plugin a spin: https://github.com/webmproject/WebPShop
It has a very good compression ratio (up to 50:1) without losing quality. if the engine you're using doesn't support the webp extension, simply rename it to JPG/PNG (and etc.) after conversion.