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I opened unity, downloaded the update and got started watching tutorials, this time, I just watched more general tutorials about scripting and what the different things did in the interface. Then after I had used RMVXA for a year with my first game made, I wanted to take it to the next level. I closed unity and didn't open it again until much, much later. I saw some tutorials with some scripting included which I understood nothing of and just did exactly what they did, learning nothing, having no fun. I opened it and I saw a very complicated interface that I had no idea how worked. This is my first attempt at using unity, about 2 years ago: This engine is pretty stable and has few bugs if you use it in the specific way it was meant to be used. Some of these people are more talented than the people that made the engine it seems. If it wasn't for the community I bet a lot fewer people would be using this engine. It consists of wonderful, talented and friendly people who is always ready to give a helping hand to others, expecting nothing in return. The community is the best thing about the engine and the best community I have ever seen to anything. All bugs and extensions are up to the community to fix/make, which brings me to my next point.
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So the only thing close to updates are the new versions released every few years that you have to pay the full price for again. I haven't noticed any updates to the engine so I don't think there are any. The engine is pretty expensive considering it's capabilities and the DLC's pricing is, even more, outrageous. If you want to make something else than a top-down RPG you'll most likely have a much easier time using another engine.
When you want to edit the slightest in stuff like the battle system you will most likely be bombarded with errors and bugs, solving them will just cause more and you'll find out that you want to replace the system with another entirely. Some of the built-in scripts and systems are very specific and sensitive to changes. However as you'll soon the discover the engine is very limited. It is easy to just start making games with this, you just open it up and there you go, a pretty big library of graphics, sound and scripts and a GUI programming language with a wide number of options to it. What I like about the engine is that you have almost full access to the source code and you can freely edit it, that's awesome! It is annoying that more base methods and classes cannot be edited.
I believe that games that turn out awesome that are made with this engine is more the devs being extremely creative and talented than the engine being good, though. It's just a pity that they're overshadowed by the generic ones. Of course, there are exceptions to this and some really awesome games can be found. This is the main reason why people shun RPG Maker games. The games made with this are so generic that it doesn't matter what game you play. At the end the hero defeats the villain and they live happily ever after, yay! On his way, the protagonist meets a very girly, feeble and kind healer that will be the love interest.
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The young boy who has never had any kind of training in combat defeats powerful RTP monsters in the super exciting RTP battle system (perhaps even a battle engine that they found for free on the internet if it's really advanced) and gathers a team of hardened warriors/whiny teens. Then all of a sudden, an evil power awakens and only the protagonist can stop it and save the world. Personality weaknesses are introduced and small conflicts. It is only optimal to use for a very specific kind of game.ĩ9% of the games made with this (including my own) will end up looking something like this: Game starts with intro then the teen, male, heterosexual protagonist is being awoken by his mom and is ready for another normal day in his life (fantasy medieval setting, RTP village style). This makes it easy for beginners to get into.
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You don't have to learn how to program to make something in it, it has a simple, yet powerful interface. RMVXA was the first engine I really got into and made a game with. I respect your opinion and I hope you respect mine too.
This is just my opinion, no insulting intended.
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