MACBLO'S PROFILE

Hello everyone. I have recently caved and bought RPG Maker MV and, while I haven't used it all that much just yet, I'm really enjoying it so far. I have begun working on a small game. While the game won't be big or anything, I'm not even shooting for it to be that long, I am primarily using to work on my writing skills, something I've been working at for almost a year now after doing on and off for year before. As I'm getting back into trying my hands at game development, its got me wondered whether I'm fine with being only a writer and using graphics made by others, or if I would be willing to put the extra effort into learning at least one other skill to help me with my game making. Either art or music... While I still don't known if I'm willing to go that far yet, do you guys have any places that you recommend I should check out to learn either making sprites or music.

If your curious, I'm using RPG Maker MV as my primary engine and have little to no prior knowledge of either spriting or music making.

I have Yanfly Adjust Limit in my game. When I used the note tags to adjust starting values and equipment stats, they wouldn't work no matter how many times I tried. After a bit of research, I saw that it was a problem with the notetags. I saw on Yanfly's blog that somebody made a fix for the script since Yanfly didn't make one, but the site is down. I was wondering if anyone has the fixed script.

Hello! I'm sure most of you guys have had a "Dream Game" at some point. You started RPG Maker in order to bring this dream to reality but some were along the way, reality hit. Some people place this "Dream game" in the large pile of things they thought of as a child but just never came to be. Some people were actually able to create that ultimate game. I'm just curious as to how that worked out.

Hello RMN. I've been curious about this for a long time, but how hard would it be for an indie developer to make physical copies of their game. I know they do this in japan for things like comiket, so I've always been curious. I'm just talking about making a dozen copies or so, not enough to meet the demands of thousands of people or anything like that.

Hello! I'm sure most of you notice that games often get a lot of heat because people think that they influence violent actions in a kid. While I don't think this is true, I do know that there are a lot of games that have things in them that should only be explored by somebody of a certain mental maturity. The media is no help with this kind of thing since they always take the worst parts of a game and show them to people who don't know better. Parents don't have time to do research on every game their kid plays and often time gives their kid a game they just aren't ready for. It seems like it would be a good idea for a website or youtube channel to be created by gamers who know about game and can give an explanation so that parents and guardians can decide if the game is right for a kid.