Most developers don't have the creativity or stamina to create this many, but it's usually necessary to create a fun experience when the player will be spending so much time in battle.

Pause, step away, use a digital buffer for social media exchanges, (she was on Twitter) and then come back. Quote: Most of you see it as a way to avoid abuse, whereas I see it as a form of abuse against players. Once the enemy AI starts chasing you, I thought the distance to get it to stop was too small, so I got the chaseRange to update once he starts chasing you. But again, I think you're having an emotional reaction with being frustrated because of a bad experience caused by improper application of the rule.For discussion reasons lets say you had 100 battles and each battle you meet a new enemy unit and the rest are previous enemies you have encountered (thats 1 new and up to 7 old per battle. He has also written numerous non-fiction works, on diverse subjects including the American Civil War and the Great War. I really strongly think that the intent of those rules is to prevent player rules-abuse, and that's it.

I agree that some of Garwood's actions are very suspect and quite possibly out of line and readers will cast their own judgement's about the controversial happenings in this book. Please, I am sick and tired of having to play against the same sweaty people at 2 am in the morning who are stacked and have a pocket Mercy and stuff. Whether its "You cannot sneak attack an enemy once they know you're there" or making rolling a 1 cause you to drop your weapon, bad gms rarely look through the rules for gotcha lines of text. Because while you and I understand the intention, it's not immediate obvious and Stellar Modes does say you can't use it against non-significant enemies.

In a standard Final Fantasy-esque RPG where you expect the player to spend 30 minutes in a dungeon and fight 15 battles while they're there, I would recommend about 8 different enemies, with up to half of them being upgrades of monsters you've seen in previous dungeons (for example, an Ice Slime that's just like the Woods Slime you saw earlier in the game, except with better stats and one or two new moves). Trying to solo dev a game is hard enough, even with RPG Maker, without giving yourself unnecessary headaches.