Hi all,

This plugin adds a difficulty select scene where the player can select their preferred difficulty. You can create as many difficulties as you want. Difficulty mostly affects battles, such as modifying enemy stats or gold/exp, but can also be used in eventing with plugin commands.

Below is a full list of things that can be affected by the game difficulty:

  • Enemy Stats
  • Enemy Gold
  • Enemy Exp
  • Encounter Rate
  • Escape Rate
  • Preemptive Rate
  • Surprise Rate

Important: Please note that when installing this plugin for the first time, there is some required setup. You must create at least one difficulty, and then set the default difficulty parameter to a difficulty you have created.

Please see terms of use here: Terms of Use

Requires CGMZ Core plugin: CGMZ Core

Happy RPG Making!

StatusReleased
CategoryTool
PlatformsHTML5
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorCasper Gaming
Made withRPG Maker
TagsRPG Maker
Average sessionA few minutes
LanguagesEnglish, Chinese
InputsKeyboard, Mouse, Gamepad (any), Touchscreen
LinksHomepage, Community, Patreon, YouTube

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Great plugin! Is it possible to call the name of the current difficulty in a message string? I'd like to have an NPC tell me what difficulty I'm on, for example. Thanks!

Hi, you can do this with [CGMZ] Message System which adds various text codes both for standard RPG Maker things as well as [CGMZ] plugins.

You got yourself a sale, mister! Thanks!

I am using the "Alpha ABS Z" plugin by kage desu, would this plugin work with it???

Hi, I am not sure what my plugins work with as I only test with my own CGMZ plugins.

Great plugin, very useful! I love your plugins, every one of them is very useful and compatible.

Hi, thank you for the nice feedback 😁

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I wanted to ask why the downloads are in a .zip file with just the plugin inside? wouldn't it be easier to download the .js file instead of just having it in a .zip file?

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It's not really a big deal either way but the download comes from my website, not Itch, so zip files are smaller, having an underscore in links can reduce SEO, and it is some work I would need to do to get a .js file to download for the user automatically.