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Hello there traveler!

They call me Norman the Expressionless and I was instructed to seek you out, the wanderer. You must be something special for them to hire me and come find out. I wonder what makes you so special; perhaps you have some super power and are destined to save the universe! Just kidding, they told me to find you because you have nice hair and they want to harvest it to create the perfect hair.

So yeah, you should totally join this fine community they’ve established here. Heck, if you need even more reasons I suppose I can list off a few of the perks.

Gain complete access to our Download, Tutorial/Script and Resource Databases.
Be a part of an ever expanding community and create your own legacy!
Get support for a wide range of maker programs, were experts on them all.
Discover your true purpose in life, maybe even become one with the force.
Make new friends, allies and enemies.
Participate in thoughtful, intelligent conversations aimed at expanding your mind.
Request translations for foreign maker related sites, games, scripts and tutorials.

I could keep listing all the awesome benefits and perks but why not discover them for yourself?

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Submitted: Jun 28 2012 02:23 PM
Last Updated: Jul 02 2012 06:06 AM
File Size: 62.64MB
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Downloads: 1,588
Creator: ASCII DCP

Download Network RPG Maker 2000 1.1

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Released on July 7, 2000 developed by DWANGO and ASCII and maintained by ENBAN, the first of the new ASCII DCP division. Network rpg maker also know as nedango allows users to create multilayer rpg type dungeon crawlers similar Diablo and allows up to 8 players. While at the time of released nedango pushed the limits of the current avaible makers (rm2k) by supporting a higher resolution and support for full 24-bit color graphics. While a huge community thrived in japan, it was short lived with the shutdown of enban which housed most user created material.

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