Hah! I've already been doing that for years because I can't afford wifi all the time, so saving long videos, NSFW art and podcasts in my PC has always been my way

I still have Dylan The Night Owl's AVGN retrospective with the original audio, before he had to distort it due to copyright issues

I'm getting the itch again

I want to yap about the other engine I fell into, Whimsy. It's a minimalist system but coding in it (which is done using blocks) is not really programming in the conventional sense - but it does make me think like a programmer

Unlike RPG Maker, Whimsy doesn't have anything like an inventory or battle UI, but it does have functions you can add to events, and if you know what they do and how to use them, you could come up with your own systems

Making a battle system in the prototype I used, this is what I did:

1. Set player and enemy HP, Attack and Defense values

2. Assign a random value from 1 to 20 to the 1d20 variable

3. Compare 1d20 value with the enemy's DEF. If its lower, print "Miss" and proceed to 6

4. If it's higher, assign a random value from 1 to 6 to the 1d6 variable, then add the Player's ATK, and subtract the total from the Enemy's HP.

5. Print the damage dealt and the enemy's current HP.

6. Repeat the process 1 to 5 using the Enemy's stats against the Player.

Really makes you think what else you could make if you were using a more powerful engine and understanding how the code works 🤔