The scar was a little square... But I liked it!

I'm skeptical. Then again, I'm also me, which greatly contributes to me being skeptical.

You're an Indy developer. You don't even have the resources to create a website so far. You claim to have designed your own game engine, which is a lot of working for your programmers I'm sure. Not only must you design a way for it to interpret code, but you have to write your own physics libraries and a way to implement the front end. Long story short, thats a task that most major developers don't undertake because of its gravity.

And yet, you still claim to be doing it. If this is successful then more power to you, but there have been more independent developers that undergo and fail just the same process than I care to count. Just a heads up.

Also, nobody will pay $60 for an unknown independent developer's take on airsoft that runs on a homebrewed game engine. Thats just common sense. Especially considering that the average gamer takes graphics into large consideration and, while your renders aren't bad, they simply are not up to par with the quality of franchises such as MoH and COD.

Just saying.

Well ****.

Theres some controversy.

Originally Posted by Skate

I'm skeptical. Then again, I'm also me, which greatly contributes to me being skeptical.

You're an Indy developer. You don't even have the resources to create a website so far. You claim to have designed your own game engine, which is a lot of working for your programmers I'm sure. Not only must you design a way for it to interpret code, but you have to write your own physics libraries and a way to implement the front end. Long story short, thats a task that most major developers don't undertake because of its gravity.

And yet, you still claim to be doing it. If this is successful then more power to you, but there have been more independent developers that undergo and fail just the same process than I care to count. Just a heads up.

Also, nobody will pay $60 for an unknown independent developer's take on airsoft that runs on a homebrewed game engine. Thats just common sense. Especially considering that the average gamer takes graphics into large consideration and, while your renders aren't bad, they simply are not up to par with the quality of franchises such as MoH and COD.

Just saying.

LOL. When I saw that you posted in this thread, Skate, I knew you were going to post something like that.

I do have to agree with you on some of your points, though. (Especially that nobody will pay $60)

-Griffin

Hey
Yes that is definitly a dream price. We are pushing to get our own engine for the game, and we will keep working till its done. Thanks for the support though, if you have any more ideas or areas for us to improve just shoot them out. Guess you will just have to wait and see, we will keep posting updates and as soon as possible a small demo.
Thanks

Skate's points are all perfectly valid, I haven't invested any time, energy or money in to the project so I'm being open minded about it.

Personally if I was going to make an indy game I would probably use the UT3 engine or perhaps beg the NS2 team because their engine is amazing.

Works for me. It would be cool for zombie mode to have players "build defenses"(ie sandbags, turrets, tarps, etc.) with preset amounts of cash and have zombies come in waves.

Being cynical is what I do best. It makes all you other people look happier and more sociable. You're welcome

If you met me in real life.... I agree in some ways with skate, but slayer obviously could do this better than me, so he has that.

Originally Posted by Griffin

LOL. When I saw that you posted in this thread, Skate, I knew you were going to post something like that.

I do have to agree with you on some of your points, though. (Especially that nobody will pay $60)

-Griffin

I agree too, im just to nice to say anything