New forum theme up and running!
Eh, you guys are a pretty downer bunch.I'd consider it. Enterbrain might not be the coolest of companies and this might be really old software, but, I don't know about you guys, but I have my personal reason to be thankful for it, and wouldn't mind tossing some money their way (as long as it's "some money" and not "a lot of money").Though the same can probably be said for Don Miguel or whoever it was that translated 2000 - I'd never have gotten into all of this if not for them.
I wouldnt be so optimistic about the pricing. Did you happen to catch how over priced the last 2 creation toolsets EB developed were? Not to mention their customer support for north america is lacking. I purchased AGM from them, only to have it not have the english patch work. They told me they would give me a copy of the official english release, and refund my money if I went through the purchase process a second time after the English release. I did. They didnt refund anything. The second time trying the software, it would not run on my x64 system. So I paid twice for a 2 copys of AGM that are of no use to me. And the toolset was WAAAY over priced for the value you got, even with a working copy.But I should probably sign it anyways, so that I can pirate the hell out of it. Because screw those guys.EB has never been awesome to its north american fan base.
And 3/4 of these people being RM fans is a moot point. Im a fan of my own products too. I fail to see how this is going to make my attempt at writing my life story and publishing it in japanese any more sucessfull.
This suggestion was thrown into the table and so we have to ask, if we were to release RPG Maker 2003 in English would you buy it?Vote and post your suggestions here~Just a note, take the EULA into consideration. This means you guys shouldn't use patches/plug-ins/external programs if you want to use RPG Maker. Not sure about the RPG_RT.exe though since I know it's not illegal to change the icon *hint hint, wink wink*I also wanted to add that this was actually requested by a fan and her reasoning was she wants to own a legal copy of her childhood program, which we think isn't a bad idea if it's for the sake of Nostalgia and just a collector's item.After talking to my boss, its estimated price value is $20.EDIT: Wow I just posted the topic and there's already a petition, over here http://www.change.or...m2k3-in-english
Enterbrain also offers free resources for their fans. They have really good generators. TUtorials too. Documentation. Im not sure what kind of sparkles Degica is blowing up your butt, but I've seen this sort of thing a million times before. The result, is the EB equivalent to Square Enix and CHocobo racing. A convoluted attempt to rehash some commercial sucess at a time when other developers are all ready offering Independant and free creation suites with ten times the power and half the headache.
CONFIRMED. It's only $20. How about that?