I think the part he left out is that (if I recall correctly) he was allegedly speeding to some degree.

Drunk people lying down in the street is definitely something I've seen several times in my life.

I was already tired of it a decade ago. It's ok when the service also offers a lifetime option though.

RPG Maker XP and later are very flexible because you can actually use code and modify major parts of the game engine (you're limited mostly by the actual editor). But yes, in RM2K/2K3 your ability to break away from the standard JRPG framework is much more limited. Regardless, I've been surprised in the past with what people have been able to achieve within those limitations. I haven't played Ultima VII but I can't imagine it's completely out of the question, it just might require quite a lot of "innovation".

Thanks for this! I've also been learning Spanish (for a while now) so I'm always on the lookout for input/practice material. I have a lot of nostalgia for RM2K/2K3 and the 16-bit era of RPGs, so it would be cool to check these out sometime.

Here's an interesting approach using rules: https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/soft-deletion-with-postg...

I know DeepL doesn't do low-resource languages, but it would be interesting to see a translation quality comparison between the two.

Duolingo does have the stories section for low-level, contextful reading/listening material.

Sounds similar to Clozemaster (https://www.clozemaster.com/), which has a freemium model.

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