So, for a long time, the negativity surrounding the engine hasn't really bothered me its like playing low-tier :3 Some people stay and improve ofc and I know a handful of people who pride themselves on doing things that 'cant be done in RM' so, sure, its a tool like any other, but then weirdly you can get stick within the community for not migrating to another engine :3
So whoever you're quoting there is far from inaccurate in saying a lot of released content is 'basic and standard rpgmaker stuff'. Heck, most of us have been that guy, myself included. And, y'know, new devs are all big dreams and bad work ethic (sorry!) they buy those crappy dlc packs (which would be better spent on private commissions supporting other devs in the community), they use the same scripts from YF and hime (if any at all), and they validate the generic visuals and mechanics by saying ~'its all about the story'. The various iterations of RM are where a lot of people start devving, rather than something people migrate to, so fledgling devs are commonplace. Well, this is far from a new attitude towards the engine I've been in the scene for six or seven years now and that has always been the case. What do you guys think? Do you think the stigma is justified, or do you think the stigma shouldn't exist? This comment is basically saying that no effort gets put into an RM game, which simply is not true. At the end of the day, it's not about the engine, it's what you can do with it. the good rpg maker games already exist' and ' unless it's something as outstanding as Hylics or something, its just basic and standard rpgmaker stuff '. What annoys me are comments like this ' let me guess, its going on steam for like 25 dollars and will bring nothing new to the table? sorry for being a skeptical dick (i was an rm developer myself a few years ago) but that is basically what rpg maker games have become since steam let everything in their store.
While I can understand that the stigma is somewhat justified, I've played way more good RPG Maker games than bad ones. People tend to always assume that if a game is made with RPG Maker, that it's automatically bad and not worth their time. I've been seeing this a LOT more recently.
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