It's a great starting point that is for sure, only takes a little bit of brain power to learn the basics. I'd recommend the demo to at least try it out first!

It makes you wonder if the audio tracks are also AI.

A used ThinkPad is usually the way to go, most of the time they're cheap bust also very solid and reliable because they're business machines. I have a T480s I purchased it for 180$USD a few years ago, I personally run Linux but Windows 11 runs just fine and it is compatible.

Oh no, RPG Maker jail!!! I will proceed with caution 😏

You know, I have to agree.

Ohhh, a very nice quality of life touch, I like it. Hope you don't mind I steal that idea for my future plugin updates?

Bust pictures are over hyped for sure.

Oh no, that's rough! Not trying to promote, but also trying to promote 😏 For future scenes, if you're playtesting frequently, our game backup plugin could be the lifeline you need. Luckily, the free version is all you need to save you from losing hours of work.

It’s great to hear! Many people who switch from RPG Maker to Godot often praise its features. For RPGs, story-driven games, or even fun little simulator games, RPG Maker is still a solid choice.

Glad you’re part of the RPG Maker community, happy game making!

We used the built-in tint system for day and night cycles, the change tint method has a duration argument that allows for smooth transitions.

Oh gosh yea, I notice this with really old code or code that I wrote where I could hardly keep my eyes open.