It seems I lost alot of interest in this game. Its just too easy to use and I'm kinda used to something hard and challenging you know. Too me rpgm1 and rpgm2 are a bit better than three. I know its a medieval rpg maker and I was excited about that but its kinda too easy.

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Well, if you sell that's one less person with RPGM3- seriously.

The preview department is dying slowly, sadly. I'd be the only person with RPGM3.

I wont be selling it soon I don't have anyone who will buy it. If I hear of someone breaking the limits on it then I won't sell it. But I'll still be in the previewing dept. Unless I decide to join the military then there isn't a guranteee.

I know what you mean...but if limit breaking is what you want than maybe you should check out shadowx's "How to make a long RPG", he figured a way to get around memory and population limits, not really hard and useful. Also, if it's just this one then I know you know RM1-2 are good so there's hope until the fourth one hits (not even sure if that's happening, anyone know about that?)

Yeah, I understand RPGM3 is limited though. The visuals KILL me. They have so many portrait styles, and yet so few 3D models and still no customization.

I wouldn't ever consider making my game, GT, on there. I'm too lazy to get RMXP. So it stays undone.

Its not the length of the game its the customization and other things. I'm still using rm2 no matter what. If I gain enough experience I can use flash to make my game instead.

If anything, keep RPGM3 at least to play other peoples' games. They might all play almost exactly the same, but there's always going to be different stories.

that is true and I do enjoy a good story.

Another possibility is b*tching, not here-go to the Agetec site and let them know. I'm sure since pretty much every single one of us feels the same here more have done it there. And the more people b*tch in the video game world, the more likely the corporates are to bend in order to please the consumer.

It takes alot of b*tching to a game company. So you would have to go after the developers instead of the producers.

to be honest, you're most likely to succeed with b*tching if you tell both the developers and the producers what you think. spread it as far and as wide as possible

It's not like this was supposed to be part of the main RPGM series anyway.

I am currently working a RPGM3 game, so it won't be that long before there is a game to be played on it.

I will play your game when you are finished with it.