BACKWARDS_COWBOY'S PROFILE

I learned tonight that I am not exactly good at using Ganondorf.

It took me two hours to get the sword in the Kokiri Forest in Ocarina of Time when I was little.

author=kory_toombs
I wonder if Steam will change its DLC policy for this.
Because currently the DLCs are tied to RPG Maker VX Ace.
(You have to own Ace on Steam to use the DLC, owning another
RPG Maker on Steam won't allow you to have it, even though
the terms of use clearly say you can use in other RPG Makers.)

It would be a bit odd to release this on Steam for all the DLCs not to be also available for this (And vice versa for future DLCs to use in Ace.)

(Note these restrictions don't apply if you just buy from RPG Maker Web.)

You can access the Steam DLC purchases through a folder on your hard drive after they download, and move them to other makers manually. They're only tied to Steam as far as the download goes. Once it's downloaded, you can move them around in compliance with RPG Maker Web's licensing conditions.

To my knowledge, Steam can't override a publisher's TOS/licensing on their products, so once you buy them, you can use them in other makers if you move them.

I can't picture the mouse/touch working well unless they go for 8-direction movement as either optional or the default. I've played a handful of indie RPGs on iOS that were basically ports of RM games, and 4-direction with touch controls does not transfer well. If you don't go the "take up 15% of the screen with a virtual d-pad" route, it just becomes frustrating to move around.

I can see the mobile compatibility being good for good games so they can be ported over, but we all know it's probably going to end up like Steam where the majority of the games manage a 47% - 63% rating at best, and get denounced as scams at worst.

I guess I'm in for both.

ID: TurboTurtleman
Quote: "Mewtwo was free so I don't feel pressured to use him."

I don't really have a main, but you could throw Donkey Kong in there if you really need to put one.