I'm a long time user of various RM applications on numerous platforms. I've used basically every single iteration short of MZ and the console/old PC iterations I've not had any way of getting a hold of.
That said, I'm most experienced with XP and VX Ace, with 2000/2003 right behind.
My current game project is being made with VX Ace, you may already know of it. Ramsey.
Anyway, I'm not gonna ramble; my PC's HDD is on the rocks and I expect it to fail at anytime; what I get for pulling a HDD from a PS3, but it wasn't getting used otherwise and I needed an internal storage solution, so yeah.
*HOWUUUUUU* (Translation from Lycan:
Greetings!)
I'm not familiar with Ramsey. So feel free to post what you will about it in our Upcoming Projects thread. And from your greetings title, I pretty much understand what you mean.
I found it best to get some USB portable hard drives to back up one's work. Saved me a lot of grief a year ago.
(11-07-2023, 05:58 AM)DerVVulfman Wrote: [ -> ]I found it best to get some USB portable hard drives to back up one's work. Saved me a lot of grief a year ago.
I recently got one from a pawn. 4 TB for less than a hundred quid. Not bad. Now, to get my main project PC out of storage (if it's still there-will discuss elsewhere later).
Last time I tried 2k3 on both Windows and Linux it was a mess. Well, it was a lot worse on Linux because Wine emulator couldn't properly handle it. I guess it'd force me to playtest games by launching them via the EasyRPG engine. BUT I can't stand some of its developers. Man, their egos are big as Mount Everest. A previous dev even thought that replicating RGSS like structures like a custom GameTemp class was a terrific idea. The current devs complained about it claiming they had to remove that base code to readapt it to ye olde RM2k/3 systems.
Ah, I see more are migrating. Glad I could offer a more stable place of respite that doesn't go down or stop working every like 12 fucking hours.
You already know me~ I heavily recommend joining our discord if you like that kinda social.