   I'm new here.....
  I was just wondering, I''ve been working on a few stories and recently have finished a game script I''m decent artist and have designs for most of the charcters and a few of the backdrops, but when it comes to programming I''m quite the ludite. Iwas wondering if there were any like minded individuals interested in making a home brew rpg (preferably one well versed in programming). Now I know making this from scratch would be near impossible for a bunch of beginers like us, but I duno maybe one of you guys knows about some game editors or some other such program that could make it easier (relax I have absoloutely NO delusions about making something like Final fantasy or that ilk) I know this could possibly be done by one''s self but things usually work out better when theres a team, or at least mutliple heads to be put together. I understand this is a little vauge, but I''m new at this sorry .  
  If you said you didn''t bother about using any tool like a game maker then here are three game maker that could be very usefull :1. Rpg Maker 2000 or 2003 : This game make is very usefull for rpgs2. Rpg toolkit : Same as above3. Game maker : This game maker is the most simulair to real programming. This one is a bit more complicated then the two others, but more satisfiyng at the end.    Kevin ;  do they come with any faqs? and also if you could make a comparisson what would the quality of game be like? ;  Another viable option for an infrastructure is BYOND.  It has it''s own little programming language and it''s very powerful, yet you can have a working game in just around 3 - 5 lines of code.  It supports networking, other languages like HTML, disk access, and it''s very object oriented.http://www.byond.com ;quote:Original post by ShadowWolf  Another viable option for an infrastructure is BYOND.  It has it''s own little programming language and it''s very powerful, yet you can have a working game in just around 3 - 5 lines of code.  It supports networking, other languages like HTML, disk access, and it''s very object oriented.http://www.byond.com   I agree. If you want to make a online game easily (MMORPG''S are actually simple with Byond), then you should try this.