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I enjoy playing and creating games (mostly RPGs) and have a love of story and characterisation above graphics. I've been into RM* since '96 and have used all makers - started on the PSX makers, found and used a patched version of the SNES RM, then moved to RM95. When I found RM2K I finally decided to join some forums and I've been a part of the community ever since.
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Site last broken: 7th January, 2017
Before that: 24th May 2016
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Absolute Justice
Site last broken: 7th January, 2017
Before that: 24th May 2016
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On the round-up I can see the votes and various information from them so if you want to try to game the system, well, it won't really work out well for ya. XD
While yes, you can add different names, it still has the typical poll protection stuff like browser and IP checking, so it over-writes your previous answers and such. So if the first time you do your normal, then decide to change to a different name and cheat the system, it'll instead overwrite your normal. Suckage to be you in that case.
While yes, you can add different names, it still has the typical poll protection stuff like browser and IP checking, so it over-writes your previous answers and such. So if the first time you do your normal, then decide to change to a different name and cheat the system, it'll instead overwrite your normal. Suckage to be you in that case.
Wow, the official RPG Maker site forum rules are..... wow!
not completely sure how they're posting after being banned again for acting a tool, but I'm a go and fix that since I'm awake at 2am
Wow, the official RPG Maker site forum rules are..... wow!
Video Game Critic Wager 2022
Jingle Jangle Jam
If a game isn't complete, it isn't complete...? If it's very apparent that it's not complete then... well... sorry?
I'll see on stream, and we can adjust the badge then if it reads as completed, okay?
I'll see on stream, and we can adjust the badge then if it reads as completed, okay?
Tiger, Tiger, Burning Bright :: 2022 Gammak Challenge!
The rules of this challenge are as follows:
- The game must be playable in order to get the badge.
- The game must feature a tiger prominently.
- The game must be started and finished within 2022.
- The game must have at least 10 minutes of playtime.
- The game must have an accepted game page on RMN.
You will need to post a link to it in this thread when finished. Also, feel free to share resources here too!
You will then receive a Tiger badge worth 50MS.
- The game must be playable in order to get the badge.
- The game must feature a tiger prominently.
- The game must be started and finished within 2022.
- The game must have at least 10 minutes of playtime.
- The game must have an accepted game page on RMN.
You will need to post a link to it in this thread when finished. Also, feel free to share resources here too!
You will then receive a Tiger badge worth 50MS.
I hereby declare this the Year of the Tiger.
Tiger symbolism stands for strength, fearlessness, and military prowess. In many cultures, as well as religions like Hinduism and Buddhism, tigers are vehicles of various deities. In Hindu culture, tiger skin is considered sacred because it is the seat of Lord Shiva.
A tiger can also stand for military prowess, status, rank, place, and position - even royalty or King. The mystical tiger was also used extensively for its medicine. The state of being grounded is another symbolic meaning of the tiger, for no other animal is as fearless and steady as the tiger.
Tiger symbolism stands for strength, fearlessness, and military prowess. In many cultures, as well as religions like Hinduism and Buddhism, tigers are vehicles of various deities. In Hindu culture, tiger skin is considered sacred because it is the seat of Lord Shiva.
A tiger can also stand for military prowess, status, rank, place, and position - even royalty or King. The mystical tiger was also used extensively for its medicine. The state of being grounded is another symbolic meaning of the tiger, for no other animal is as fearless and steady as the tiger.
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