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So yeah, hi!
I'm a (rather lazy) hobbyist game developer, primarily with a background in Flash, who has been slowly migrating over to JavaScript due to Flash's slow spiral into Adobe's toilet of neglect. Since Actionscript 3 (Flash) is so similar to JavaScript and since JS is extremely useful/everywhere, it seemed like my best bet.
Awhile back, VX Ace was massively discounted on Steam, so I figured I'd try it for fun, but since my last experience with anything called RPGMaker was from the Super NES days, I wasn't expecting much. It was fun to toy around with and surprisingly decent, but since I'm not a fan of Ruby (that's what it uses, right?) I didn't plan to do much with it. Then I saw MV and noticed that they upgraded to JavaScript--that got my attention and made me start considering it as an actual development tool.
So anyway, since I've been meaning to make an RPG and since I don't really like engine-gruntwork-development very well, MV seemed nearly perfect for my needs. Being able to dig deep into the code meant it could be used to put out a pretty decent, unique-feeling game instead of "a thing that looks just like all the other things."
So I suppose I'll be seeing people around here over time.
I'm a (rather lazy) hobbyist game developer, primarily with a background in Flash, who has been slowly migrating over to JavaScript due to Flash's slow spiral into Adobe's toilet of neglect. Since Actionscript 3 (Flash) is so similar to JavaScript and since JS is extremely useful/everywhere, it seemed like my best bet.
Awhile back, VX Ace was massively discounted on Steam, so I figured I'd try it for fun, but since my last experience with anything called RPGMaker was from the Super NES days, I wasn't expecting much. It was fun to toy around with and surprisingly decent, but since I'm not a fan of Ruby (that's what it uses, right?) I didn't plan to do much with it. Then I saw MV and noticed that they upgraded to JavaScript--that got my attention and made me start considering it as an actual development tool.
So anyway, since I've been meaning to make an RPG and since I don't really like engine-gruntwork-development very well, MV seemed nearly perfect for my needs. Being able to dig deep into the code meant it could be used to put out a pretty decent, unique-feeling game instead of "a thing that looks just like all the other things."
So I suppose I'll be seeing people around here over time.
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