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So this morning I found out that the RPG Maker forums will be shutting down this year, and it’s really just another depressing thing to see.
If you read the link the company does of course say they’re replacing the existing forums with new ones, and I’m sure no one would say the old ones didn’t perhaps need a lil bit of a glow up, some tech debt fixing… but there’s a few key notes in there:
They are NOT carrying over any history, data messages etc. from the old forums
They are NOT archiving, retaining or in any way saving the existing forums in any way
They have NOT provided any reasoning past ‘as part of continued efforts to support developers’
As an offhand, moderate read, this sounds to me like a desire for some change in the forums but deciding nuking everything is less expensive than rebuilding and carrying over info.
If I’m cynical, and likely realistic? Probably to increase sales of their latest GameMaker software by making it inherently more difficult for someone getting the older software for cheap pushing it to its limits. The amount of institutional knowledge on those forums is absurd.
And even if it is a benign reason, it’s still terrible because what do you mean you’re doing this with no recourse or potential for change? You sell software that runs on community goodwill? In an era where people are pulling away to open source software?? Crazy.
There are yeeeaaars of answers, plugins, suggestion, community built up on those forums - I’ve used the em to learn and grow my own skillet!!! And soon it won’t exist.
At the very least, they gave a ‘heads up’ - the deletion occurs mid December, so archiving by the community is possible from now. It’s just absurd that it needs to happen in the first place.
It’s just reflective of how the industry is right now - and why it’s so important for communities to grow and build up knowledge together, knowledge that is NOT reliant on a company that can pull the plug at any time in the very name of the very customers, users and supporters they are screwing over.
The good news is that other people are already starting external archival. Here's a couple posted on the r/RPGMaker subreddit:
https://web.archive.org/web/20260000000000*/https://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/
https://rpgmakerchat.com/
https://github.com/imraf/rpgmakerweb-archive/
https://wiki.archiveteam.org/
Bless the archivists of our time
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Every time I joke about most people who "only listen to video game music" being instrumental jazz fans who don't know it, I get somebody in the notes going "what if I only listen to Super Mario soundtracks – what non-video-game genre of music is that referencing, buddy?", and, well, I'm afraid the answer is still instrumental jazz.
"Okay, but what if I only listen to Mega Man soundtracks" well, there's a fair bit of classic prog rock influence in there (hence the other half of the joke), but would it surprise you to learn a large chunk of the answer is "also instrumental jazz"?
guy who only listens to super mario soundtracks: gettin' some real super mario 3d world vibes from this
Something that's important to remember is that very little appears fully formed out of the ether. VGM has some unique factors around its birth, especially due to the limitations of early game tech, but VGM composers are fans of non-game music, and that music influenced their work.
So even if you have some hyper specific VGM preferences, there's probably something else out there that's in the same musical space, whether it was a direct influence or not. Being able to recognize those connections have made me appreciate the music more AND helped me find more music I like. A win all around!
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