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Currently working on: The Machine that Breathes https://store.steampowered.com/app/1126210/the_machine_that_BREATHES/ (Please wishlist!)
Currently working on: The Machine that Breathes https://store.steampowered.com/app/1126210/the_machine_that_BREATHES/ (Please wishlist!)
the machine that BREATHE...
A tunneling machine finds itself injected into a body resembling a human.
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A.I. Generation and RMN
A.I. Generation and RMN
no one reads the thread because the exact same arguments keep cropping like everyone got amnesia, or because no one likes discussion or reading
[RM2K3] [RM2K] Liability. :o
Always admit where you got resources from, especially in the readme for credits. If being honest means putting up evidence of your copyright violation on a commercial game well... that's where the principle breaks down.
There's places like https://freemusicarchive.org if you're desperate for music and sounds. It's hard to find music that's both of allowed commercial use and good/fitting, but you'd be surprised what you can find. Also it's really not that hard to find a musician, I get DMs CONSTANTLY begging to do pro bono music for a project they may not have even played just to get their foot in the door. Ripped music can also be useful for providing reference for them especially if you got a game already done and showing exactly what the ingame areas should sound like.
There's places like https://freemusicarchive.org if you're desperate for music and sounds. It's hard to find music that's both of allowed commercial use and good/fitting, but you'd be surprised what you can find. Also it's really not that hard to find a musician, I get DMs CONSTANTLY begging to do pro bono music for a project they may not have even played just to get their foot in the door. Ripped music can also be useful for providing reference for them especially if you got a game already done and showing exactly what the ingame areas should sound like.
Best RM series to play all the way through?
Does anyone remember GamingGroundZero? (Remembering GamingGroundZero)
@DarkMatter: Dang I remember trying to make a lot of games using your charsets. They were a pretty good template and inspirational for 12 year old lurker me at the time.
These charsets are still in the butterfly's song demo and i think there was a CBS demo with similar charsets? Pelican50 something
idk if it's ok to post them here but I get extremely nostalgic when i see these. GGZ had a really solid sprite art community.
These charsets are still in the butterfly's song demo and i think there was a CBS demo with similar charsets? Pelican50 something
idk if it's ok to post them here but I get extremely nostalgic when i see these. GGZ had a really solid sprite art community.
A Major V Tuber is playing RPG Maker
A Major V Tuber is playing RPG Maker
A.I. Generation and RMN
there's definitely a case to be made about the 5 star review system being pretty dated at this point, made sense in 2010 but ranking hobbyist submitted content like RT or metacritic did create a perfectionist mindset that prevented a lot of people from just "throwing something out there."
On a broader scale I'd also argue that AAA games with high production values are already "creatively automated" as it is (even without AI). As more publishers and devs try to automate the fuck out of sales and goty awards or whatever. The people that work on them are stripped of any agency or personal stamp, paid less, treated as disposable etc. Even with freeware RPGs the expectations and pressure somehow wasn't all that different. Doesn't help that every teenager with RPGMaker in 2001 was trying to compete with 90s Squaresoft in their prime. Though I think as time went on, 2D sprite rpgs were seen more for what they are than compared to what's on the big markets.
but yeah i think the culture about it is changing at least.
On a broader scale I'd also argue that AAA games with high production values are already "creatively automated" as it is (even without AI). As more publishers and devs try to automate the fuck out of sales and goty awards or whatever. The people that work on them are stripped of any agency or personal stamp, paid less, treated as disposable etc. Even with freeware RPGs the expectations and pressure somehow wasn't all that different. Doesn't help that every teenager with RPGMaker in 2001 was trying to compete with 90s Squaresoft in their prime. Though I think as time went on, 2D sprite rpgs were seen more for what they are than compared to what's on the big markets.
but yeah i think the culture about it is changing at least.
A.I. Generation and RMN
Does it taste like the space flavor at all? Kinda feels like canadas just a guinea pig testing ground due to the low population and other factors. I do love the doritos ketchup chips though
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