The end of an era

The Core RPGC Main Forum
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RPGMaker.net was sold today. The price, will not extreme, was high enough to convince me of the sincerity of the new owner’s intent to re-launch the site in a worthy manner.

Thus ends the final chapter in a misadventure that began with the ill-fated RPGEngine project, involved a hugely successful website that became unfundable after the dot-com collapse, and (largely) ended with the collapse of said website and me having incurred a debt that took two years to pay off. I wish the new owner the best of luck in the grand re-launch, which I assume will occur shortly after the transfer goes through.

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We’re still gonna see DDII, correct?

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I STILL need to finish DD1… :too bad;

Thoguh I LOVED Bob’s Big Adventure. :hahaha;

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You’re posting this here, which leads me to believe that someone here bought it.

So who bought it? Is it anybody we know?

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Good bye RPGMaker.net, the very site that bought me to RPGC so many years ago. At least nobody like The Game will be back for the relaunce. :smiley:

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I posted this here because many here were also involved in RPGMaker.net.

Dragon Destiny II (and all my tuts and articles) are hosted on my private website at http://www.rastblackwing.com (which is technically a subsite of RPGC… hmm… rpgmaker shrine anyone? :D), which is in need of a redesign when I get the chance :stuck_out_tongue: (I’ve got too much in the toc table…)

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Originally posted by Rast
hmm… rpgmaker shrine anyone? :smiley:

<img src=“http://www.rpgclassics.com/staff/tenchimaru/td.gif”> http://www.rpgclassics.com/rm2k

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SB was one of the big staffers at RPGMaker.net (he did the mailbag if I recall) and I trailed him over here.

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I was interested in finding out what happened to RPGMaker.net since I watched it pretty closely. Hiei also played a big role over there.

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: Mr. Cactus Smilie says ‘A toast to the undiscovered country’, sees that no one understands and adds ‘The future.’