Mob psychology is a powerful force, and I am no exception to its power. I currently have not much more than an awesome tilesheet and a couple of levels with nobody in them. Other than that, I got nothing.

But I do have a nice looking mockup. I recommend you take a look.

Edit: Muhahaha now you don't have a choice.

http://imageshack.us
It's quicker and less painful than downloading it.

Thanks. My own private file hosting went down, so I had to find something else.

The tileset is nice n all, if not a bit bland.
Too generic flat-grassland-with-stuff-pointing-out-of-it.

That's exactly what I thought.
I need to make some more good looking 32*32 grass.

It needs more like, natural enviroment in it.
Think hills, cut off hills with dirt in em, stuff that makes it look more natural.

Damn man, I wish I had something that pretty for my game...
Any idea what kinda game it's going to be?

None whatsoever. RPG, I guess.

@Lizard I'm bored of green anyway, right now I'm working on a snowy place. I've gotta fix it sometime, though.

Is it just me or is that the RPGMVX tileset?

I don't get it what part of this is suppose to have worth. I highly doubt you sprited these, and you don't appear to have any programming done, any level design, even any masturbatory gameplay design rambling. We don't even know what genre this is or what medium you are programming it in.

I used to think that people who just endlessly spouted ideas and never got anything done were the worst kind of people, but you don't even have ideas. Prove me wrong and show us that you'll progress farther than this.

Don't jump the bandwagon if you don't have any good stuff to share.

Sheesh, dudes!
If it comes to anything, that's great. If not, boohoo.

Roast Veg: I have spent many hours playing games with worse graphics and shitty everything else, so I'm sure you can get something reasonable up and running sometime.

If you want to make an RPG you're best off using a ready-made engine, as RPGs are content driven and coding an RPG engine is horribly unsatisfying: "hey guys I just coded this totally radical particle system for the static turn based battle system, so now I need animations for everything cause the particles make everything look really pox so I'll get working on an animation system and then an extra 500% spritework for every combat unit in the game oh ♥♥♥♥" is just one of the scenarios you can get yourself into. I'd recommend RPG Toolkit cause I've used it and you can code your own everything if you like or use their built-in systems otherwise, and there's a hell of a lot of pre-made tilesets and the like out there for you to use off the bat to see if you've got what it takes to make something like this. If not, at least you didn't waste time spriting and writing out variables for millions of tiles and units and spell effects on the way.

RPGmaker is really friggn easy. I'm in the process of transferring a DF map into rpgmaker, so it's pretty hueg.