HELP IMPROVE RPG MAKER MV

Aw but we all like making frankenstein creations of plugins/scripts.

Seriously though this is great because I know nessy has a lot of stuff she'll be able to make happen now with the ok to help fix it up along with the others of the team!

Here's a rundown of what I'd be looking for from an engine, granted I've never actually tried MV because I haven't had any reason to yet.

• Mapping: Is it competent? Do the auto-tiles actually work? Can the shadows be managed without external support? If I'm going to be making a video game, I want to be able to make the video part as good as it can be.
• Variables: Can I store what I like in many different ways (enemies react to such a value/actions can be stored in values)? Scripting is great and all I'm sure, but I'm more of an old fart who wants to work with the tools he's handed instead of having to learn how to work this confounded computer box.
• Does it work: Can I easily manage the production of my game or is every step a momentous task? How much lag is there? Is there a delay between clicking the save button and it actually saving?
• Community support: If I have a question, can I ask people around me for a fix, or will I have to sign a ticket to be answered by the administration whenever they can get around to little old me?
• Good resources: Is the RTP going to allow me to make the game I want to make (as has been the motto of RPG Maker since the very beginning), or am I going to have to hire someone to do my graphics before I even have suitable placeholders? This includes not only graphics but a variety of music tracks to help establish the atmosphere of an area, regardless of whether or not the track is later replaced by something custom.
• KISS: Do I have to include everything for my game to work, or can I use small files and only bundle the ones I've used to keep my overall download application size to something reasonable for all users, and not just the ones who have terabytes of free space.

The system requirements, though. That's the thing that they need to fix and improve.

I want the ability to think what kind of game I want, and the engine to make it without me doing anything besides sending brain waves to my computer.

author=KatanaHiroshi
The system requirements, though. That's the thing that they need to fix and improve.

The system requirements are about on par with a typical PC game. It's still a bit poorly optimized, however, considering that playtesting and even working in the event editor causes lag on high-end PCs.

It's the Fallout 4 of RPG Makers. It might still run on your shitpile computer but it ain't gonna run well... as with every program that has ever existed - it has it's required settings... which are spelt out on the pages so people should check that shit before they buy it. Like, seriously? Do you buy games without checking to see if they'll work on your system? Then why not game engines too?
>.<

author=Liberty
It's the Fallout 4 of RPG Makers. It might still run on your shitpile computer but it ain't gonna run well... as with every program that has ever existed - it has it's required settings... which are spelt out on the pages so people should check that shit before they buy it. Like, seriously? Do you buy games without checking to see if they'll work on your system? Then why not game engines too?
>.<

I played Resident Evil 4 on my shitpile computer once and when I entered the lava room, things get laggy af.
And plus, it would've been better if they try to at least make MV run properly. I really don't like the lag spike though. I know that some people really don't care about the system requirements as long as they are entertained. And overall, it's becoming the Fallout 4 of all pixelated stuff, so I have to agree on that part.

Fix up autotiles. Nuff said.

Edit: Welp it's already been suggested. That's good. I hope they fix the tile errors in the RTP while they are at it too.

Though I think its an improvement over Ace, I wished the character generator had more options and features, while ace had weird characters when you made them, it had more features at least in my eyes it did.