Hi Jervan, here is my "RPG" (not really an actual game you would want to play), this is just to show my eventing skills. And sorry, but it is built on the map "Brick Box". It started out as just some experimenting, but then i got pretty far in it and didnt want to start on another map. Here are its features:
1. It involves a coal mining system, in which you hit a coal brick a certain number of times (depending on the size of ore) and you receive one or two coal (depending on the size of the ore). You can deposit and withdraw the ore from storage, and sell it for $5
2. It involves a fishing system, in which you click the water which makes you throw out a "bobber" and wait to catch a fish. You have a 30% chance of successfully catching it, and you may also deposit or withdraw the fish from storage, sell it for $10, or you can cook it on a grill to eat for health.
3. It involves a lumber system, in which you hit the trees a certain number of times, and you receive one lumber. There is also a fairly large tree, which earns you 5 times the amount of lumber you receive from normal trees, but takes longer to earn. You may sell each lumber piece for $8 or deposit and withdraw it from storage.
4. It involves an advanced ATM, in which you may withdraw or deposit your money into. You choose the amount you would like to withdraw or deposit by scrolling through the numbers on print bricks. You may not, however, withdraw more than stored or deposit more than you possess (very tough with out the ifVarToVar event working).
The add-ons needed to view this build are "Variable/Conditional Events", and the map "Brick Box", as far as i know.
Before you test anything, you will have to press the "!" button on the octagonal sign, just to get everything started. (Please note, this is not my best building, it is just designed just to show you my eventing. If this is not good enough, please let me know what I can improve to re-app later on. I would really like to join this clan because I love RPG's and would love to contribute to your clan.
