Question: if you buy this, what are the restrictions on game releases? I can't see them letting you buy it for a dollar, and then letting you do what you want.

Just curious, really.

Its really just a very over priced piece of game making software. The real options in the engine are with the DLC which alot of it is in the higher tiers, so they get ya that way

Its the same thing the people who made the big games like To The Moon used, except they could have to cut the RPG Maker company into royalties, not sure

You will never look at Jamie Lannister the same way again:

https://i.chzbgr.com/maxW500/6586107392/h4EDA915B/

I feel I have to refute this. Considering everything that RPG Maker does for you, if you are a hobbyist that wants to make an RPG but does not want to learn full-on coding and build it from the ground up, and don't mind the game being 2D, there really isn't much better of an option right now.

It does TONS for you. Metric tons. And then is still rather customizable through Ruby, to the point that people have made side-scrollers, SRPGs, etc, in the system. I've heard some things can be difficult to get around (I've never used it myself due to never having made an RPG) but, given the alternatives, like I said, it's the best option for hobbyists interested in making a 2D RPG. GameMaker might be a close second but setting the systems up in GameMaker can be difficult depending on the person.

It's priced well for what it is. There's a certain stigma involved due to how many games re-use the royalty free assets included or found on the web but otherwise, the price is rather fair, all things considered.

The DLC is entirely royalty free assets. None of them do anything to modify the capabilities of the engine. If you end up using your own assets, they are pretty much useless to you.

Ergo, if you're interested in using RPG Maker at all, now is the time to grab the bundle. I can't remember the differences between VX and XP, other than XP having a much larger library of scripts available for it but they're both still being sold alongside one another for a reason.

There are no fees involved in anything you produce which is a big part of why RPG Maker is as popular as it is.

I believe that actor was picked to be Jaime Lannister on purpose because he looks like Prince Charming. They probably thought the irony would be amusing to people and they were right. :) And yes, Jaime Lannister looking like Prince Charming is very ironic because Jaimie Lannister is the opposite of Prince Charming. :) One of the things I love about Game Of Thrones is nobody is who they physically appear to be...like in real life. Nothing is simple. In a way, Game Of Thrones is telling idiots not to judge people by their looks.

Now you will never look at Ned Stark the Same way again

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2085462/Sean-Bean-plays-transsexual-BBC-Jimmy-McGovern-drama-The-Accused.html

And I will never look at Sharpe, the same way again.

http://kotaku.com/an-artist-is-faithfully-recreating-system-shock-2s-grea-1583254356

:D

I know it must be 5pm somewhere, I think there's a hard cider around with my name on it!

i think theres a stooner with a semi and some gaffa tape nearby!

I'm there!

So I see you two's evil plot to hold all the game codes on the internet ransom has paid off!

The chimp is counting his earnings right now...sausages!