Charas-Project
Game Creation => RPG Maker => Topic started by: Kilyle on October 16, 2017, 02:08:25 PM
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VX Ace is in the $1 row, along with a Fantasy Starter Pack.
XP, and a Sci-Fi Starter Pack for VX Ace, are in the "Beat the Average" row.
2k and 2k3 are in the $15 range.
And you can nab all that content plus MV and an MV content pack at the $50 range.
That's not even counting the RPG Maker games thrown in at every level. Wish I'd realized this sooner -- I could've budgeted for it instead of a couple other things I've bought recently.
https://www.humblebundle.com/software/rpg-maker-software
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Thanks for the heads-up. Interesting tidbit of info regarding the Humble Store: They've recently been acquired by IGN. Just putting that out there.
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That is a ruthless deal! :D I'm getting all over that.
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Awww crap. I already either bought most of it for allot more or have no interest in it. =/ Phooey.
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I think this was the bundle I bought, and I didn't really look it over, so tonight is the first time I've gone through what I got.
Just the VX Ace DLC alone is an incredible amount of value for what I paid. I would definitely keep an eye out for future RPG Maker bundles from Humble Bundle -- this is just crazy what I'm unpacking here. Tons of music packs -- I didn't really count them, but at a rough guess, I netted well over a hundred tracks (possibly closer to 200), all royalty-free for use in VX Ace commercial projects. I also got a lot of tile packs for various settings, and a lot of character packs, and even a lighting/shader engine for creating light and shadows in the game.
So glad I jumped when I had the chance!
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I regret getting Destiny 2...
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Wolfenstein 2 is solid
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Wolfy 2 looks amazing. As if you get to stamp on Hitler's face :D I've always wanted to stamp on Hitler's face.
Just bought rm2k3 for £2.99! As if we can finally legally use it.
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Ugh, EvilMaze on sale.Some VX/MK game on steam that is basically just some generic game with 2 DLCs and a naked protagonist.
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Just bought rm2k3 for £2.99! As if we can finally legally use it.
This is why I'm pleased to buy more engines (and DLC) than I actually use. I figure it's kinda like making up for the pre-legal times by ensuring that the company gets a goodly amount of funding (although I'm buying everything as cheaply as I can, because that's how my games budget allows me to have over 200 Steam games).
Not that I have much trouble with how we used to do it -- it was either pirate the thing or do without (No Export for You!), and the buzz generated through the illegal versions is what led to the company deciding to bring it over here to begin with. It's part of the reason that I call myself a "New Media Pragmatist": Our current legal system isn't set up to benefit either the public or the companies when it comes to the legalities of passing around computer programs, so, pragmatically, it sometimes makes more sense to do the sort of things I wouldn't be the least bit ethical doing in areas other than digital media.
But still. I'm glad to have the engines, even if I don't use them much, and glad to pass the word along to others who might get more benefit out of them than I am right now ^_^
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I know the feeling, Purple. Every game is an RTP slate with sex to make it sell. Just awful.
I actually genuinely wanted to try and sell and rm2k3 game years ago, as if it would do well, but I think it's just nice to
have rm2k3 there for hobbyism.