So basically your design process (the bulk of what you're in charge of yourself) consists of making maps that are horribly non-organic?

Why would a guy just be standing in a room with nothing in it but a few outfits standing behind him?  Why does there seem to be a hedge maze that's really...more of just...a...hedge.  You've got a cave that seems to be nothing but narrow passageways that trail around aimlessly for the sake of being a dungeon.  There are lamps there, why didn't whoever put them up make a tunnel through the sides near the entrance and just walk straight through?  That was kind of a weird example but from what I can see in the screenshot it seems like one of those dungeons that are just there to be a dungeon, and that doesn't feel right at all.  Before you ask someone to do your work for you because you'll be doing the design, maybe you should work on your design first and try to design something that actually feels like it could be real.

Yes, I shall concede that you indeed took my last post and busted my chops on it fairly aptly.

But there is one thing I'll never concede: Which is, all it takes for anyone to become a designer is to have the opinion that you are a designer already. Did I say that it would make you a good designer? I think not. (a bad design still has to come from a designer, it's the only place it can come from)

I'm not trying to devalue the craft by saying this, since there are enough people out there who already do that with their designs. But the fact still remains that anyone can be a designer just like anyone can be a chef. (if you don't like that metaphor either, you can shove it up your ass for all I care)

Build some confidence in yourself. You can figure it out. Try clicking on submissions.

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Also this was on the front page you should have tried it: http://rpgmaker.net/articles/235/