The Pax Tsukuru is an organization dedicated to a simple and philanthropic cause. Too many game design communities out there are stagnant because they're too busy boasting about how their game engine is superior to their 'opponent'. They fail to realize that they should be grateful that games are being made at ALL. The ultra-independant game industry is falling around us, only most of us are too proud to see it! 1

So, basically the Pax Tsukuru is a message to the ultra-indie game design community telling them to get over themselves. There's too much in-fighting over idiotic and useless issues and we're dying as a community because of it! We know there are other game making engines out there and everyone should respect that rather than bitch about how those people should switch to their engine! 2

On a smaller scale, the individual sites dedicated to the various engines or methods have the same problem. Everyone should just be grateful that people are making games at all and stop pitching at passers-by to join their site under false pretenses. As tacky as it may sound, we really can just all get along, all it takes is a kick in the ego so you'll get over yourself. 3

First, you must remember that Pax-Tsukuru.com officially is a "not-for-profit organization, as in done for fun" 4

You are then to fill a form 5 made with Contact Form Generator. 6

• Your site's engine or method section must NOT be newer than 3 months.
• Your site's engine or method section must NOT be overly generic.
• Your site's engine or method section must NOT be a minor portion. 7 (see FAQ) 8

• It must be hosted somewhere and have a webpage about it. FREE HOSTING INFO!
• This webpage must have an "affiliate" button for it. (Unless you'ld prefer a default button)
• You can only submit it if you personally were a major contributor to its creation.
• The game must be a stand-alone game, meaning no additional downloads required.
• The game must have at LEAST 30 minutes of of non-repetitious gameplay. 9 (see FAQ) 10

A word derived from "Affiliation" is used ("Affiliate" 11). However, affiliation sometimes carries a connotation that some find unpleasant.

No worries, we wouldn't ask you to change chatrooms. 12 We only require that your site's representative be in the chatroom often enough so he can be available to answer questions people might have about that representative's specialty. 13

A java chatroom for discussion uses none of your bandwidth and is never a risk to your site's security. You also get the influx traffic of being part of a website hub. You and your staff get ranks in this chatroom, and your site's representative gets Operator status as well. Game creators also get a position in the chatroom. Members also have the option of setting up their own room on the chat server and having the Pax Tsukuru javachat enabled to go to that chatroom. 14

Discuss possible membership (not "affiliation", as "affiliation" carries a connotation that some find unpleasant 15) with your staff to find out what they think and clean up the visual presentability of your site's engine or method section if necessary. Be sure your staff are aware that a basic code of conduct must be followed while in the Pax Tsukuru chatroom and also have a representative already in mind in case your site is accepted. It would also be a good idea to be ready to arrange an informal interview between Invisionary and your site's chosen representative. 16

Dictionary.com defines "stand-alone" as: "Self-contained and usually independently operating." 17 That means that no other middleware is required to be previously installed in order to run the game. We do not allow games that are not stand-alone to be registered because part of the point of this game directory is to show even the casual game browser what a determined independant game-designer can do. Most game design programs that normally require middleware to run usually have a means to make the game a stand-alone, you just need to look for it. 18

• Clickteam TGF
• Engine 001
• Game Maker
• RPG Director
• RPG Maker 2000
• RPG Maker 2003
• RPG Maker XP
• RPG Toolkit
• Sim RPG Maker 95

Various edits were performed on Etherchan by an user named User:Invisionary, rumored to be affiliated with Pax-Tsukuru, edits that could be interpreted as a more open approach to affiliation. As experts are still debating the real meaning of no longer considering that "affiliation" carries a connotation that some find unpleasant, no further objective analysis is available yet .

As of September 5412, 1993, Pax-Tsukuru is now about "Kuru, PAX, TSU, College Search, College Ranking, Online College, Community College, Private College, State College, College Distance Learning, College Course Online, College Scholarship, Online College Degree, Education Financing, Student Loan Consolidation, College Essays, Term Paper, and Need Cash? Click Here for Fast Cash".

As it currently stands, the cause of the disappearance of Invisionary and the removal of Pax-Tsukuru from the map is totally unknown. What is known is that at some point, Pax Tsukuru's battle capability greatly diminished, and Invisionary was forced into hiding. Allowing the Pax Tsukuru name to lapse, Invisionary formed IGDD.org, the Independent Game Development Directory. After gaining new power through IGDD, Invisionary revealed his ambition: IGDD was Pax-Tsukuru, recreated under the guise of a new website.

However, while a considerable improvement over the failing Pax-Tsukuru, IGDD was not enough. Not a year later, IGDD had also disappeared, as had its leader, Invisionary. The terrible implications of this new development are unclear.

A number of theories as to how or why this happened have circulated on many popular internet message boards, both online and offline. As this is a wiki and we cover only the most truthful, factual facts and truth, they will be covered here.

• The Elitist Superstructure removed Pax-Tsukuru from the map, and got rid of Invisionary. This is by far the most common theory, as it is widely known that The Elitist Superstructure exists to keep Pax-Tsukuru off the map. And really, what better way to keep Pax-Tsukuru off the map than to destroy its leader and sole proprietor(/member)? But The Elitist Superstructure doesn't exist, so there's no way that's what happened.

• Invisionary grew up. This theory is based on a vague, cryptic statement made by Invisionary in the formative years days of Pax-Tsukuru.

"I know it's far from "cream of the crop", but for people anywhere from 8 to 16 it's a good thing to play around with" -Invisionary

Historians have interpreted this to mean that Invisionary was never defeated, but rather, that he had abandoned his battle. That Invisionary's ambition was ill-fated to begin with: because it would only last between the ages of 8 and 16. Historians believe that some time between Pax-Tsukuru's rise and IGDD's fall, Invisionary turned 17. In the process, he lost his will to unite the independent game community and defeat the nonexistent Elitist Superstructure. Instead, he is said to have chosen to live in pax with his family in Kansas, and never again attempt to tsukuru it for others. _{This theory is approved by The Elitist Superstructure.}

• Pax-Tsukuru.com, an organization leading the eventual eventual symbiosis between the various communities around the globe helped by its "members" (not affiliates, as affiliation carries a connotation that some find unpleasant) <html></html>NEW!<html></html> Version 3 or so!
• The Pax Tsukuru chatroom. Pax Tsukuru can't speak for the owners of the server, but Pax Tsukuru has never had problems with the server and they chose this server because of the features it has that work to their benefit, such as optional network-supported anti-spam bots and complete access-level control.
• ITT we are The Elitist Superstructure at The Elitist Superstructure of DQN

• Invisionary gets angry.
• Invisionary explains his political views.
• Webmaster@Pax-Tsukuru.com :Invisionary's MSN.
• Pax Tsukuru :Invisionary's AIM.

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