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I ask this, not because I want to ignore our Japanese-speaking friends here on this forum, or the fact that **cough, cough** the maker comes from Japan, or because I know much about it.
But I rather expected something to rise in the wake of the demise of FSM, and nothing did. Instead, an increasing number of blogs seem to be dying off. Of course, the Kaduki blog was a purposeful close-off of materials, but Apapapan has only a cover page now, and that is just the latest.
(I am wondering how long until I am backing up the whole universe, actually.) =P
And searches (for RPG Maker things from Japanese sites) which used to bring up new materials don't bring up new things anymore. Pixiv isn't hopping. Deviant Art. All slowing waaaay down.
Am I misreading this or are other countries running ahead with RPG Maker and the Japanese game makers are just not so "into" it any more???
And if so, where are the hopping spots, in your opinion? For example, we have great contributors from the German-speaking RPG Making community. I have been watching German-speaking blogs who have been posting some fantastic screenshots, btw, for years and years.For some reason my own blog was lit up from Russia lately. Russia?
So I am curious.
Where are we represented? Is there a way to know? What is your take?
=]
But I rather expected something to rise in the wake of the demise of FSM, and nothing did. Instead, an increasing number of blogs seem to be dying off. Of course, the Kaduki blog was a purposeful close-off of materials, but Apapapan has only a cover page now, and that is just the latest.
(I am wondering how long until I am backing up the whole universe, actually.) =P
And searches (for RPG Maker things from Japanese sites) which used to bring up new materials don't bring up new things anymore. Pixiv isn't hopping. Deviant Art. All slowing waaaay down.
Am I misreading this or are other countries running ahead with RPG Maker and the Japanese game makers are just not so "into" it any more???
And if so, where are the hopping spots, in your opinion? For example, we have great contributors from the German-speaking RPG Making community. I have been watching German-speaking blogs who have been posting some fantastic screenshots, btw, for years and years.For some reason my own blog was lit up from Russia lately. Russia?
So I am curious.
Where are we represented? Is there a way to know? What is your take?
=]
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