i think there might be a perception that RPG Maker games should strive to look and sound as little like the platform they were made from, but i love how many devs out there effortlessly blend their custom assets with the stock ones to create unique experiences. when you play a lot of these games back to back it starts to feel like a form of community theater where everyone is sharing a beloved set of props.
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in reply to @PoisonSlime's post:
I wanna say I've not heard this like angle wrt "sharing a beloved set of props" and that makes it very sweet to me. Plus I guess it also feels like collaboration in a way, working with all these artists who did the stock ones and including them with your own imagination. Breathing new life into the set. I'm gonna think more about this now
i think collaboration is a good word for it. i also use that word to describe some gameplay experiences, so it feels appropriate to me.
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