Very first project

[Tylerb2012]

So me and a very small group of people have been making a game and now with rpg maker were actually excited to produce this of course there will be changes to our originals ideas and concept but I'm looking forward to sharing our idea and our game with anyone willing to play, If you have and ideas or concepts suggestions anything please write I would like to find people to share their experiences with me I'll be really happy to read them. 

 

[Faytless]

You may want to lead the discussion with maybe a little about your ideas, and projects.  It wouldn't hurt to shoot some screen shots and concepts that you guys have.  Otherwise forum goers like myself and others don't have much to go on. 


The only tip I can give you is Don't over use RTP


Don't steal others works, including commercial video games


and be original!

 

[Dr. Delibird]

Make the game you (and the other creaters of said game) want to play, the passion for it will show if it is something you would personally want in a game of its nature.

 

[LightningLord2]

If you're really eager to make a game, try something that can be beat in 1-2 hours.


Either way, you might want to have a side project for mapping, eventing, databasing and maybe scripting with no rhyme or reason so you understand how to use RPG Maker.

 

[Tylerb2012]

thankyou all for input and advice

 

[mlogan]

There are a lot of different ways to share and discuss game ideas, general and specific. To share about your specific project development, you can make a topic in Early Project Feedback or Project Development, whichever is more appropriate.


To share you general progress, you can keep up with the Goals & Progress Thread.


For feedback and discussion on stories and characters, we have the Plot & Character Feedback topic.


If you don't want to create a game specific topic in Early Projects, and would like to share screenshots, you can post in our Game & Map Screenshots topic.


For ideas and feedback on mechanics, we have a whole Game Mechanics Design forum.


Otherwise, your original post was very vague, and too broad for people to just start throwing random ideas at you. It always helps to be pretty specific in your discussion points. So, I'm going to close this post.