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zem52887 · Jun 2nd, 2006, 8:55 AM

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Originally Posted by uman

I'm about to make fun of you and generally be a bastard. I try not to make fun of ignorant people, but you're ignorant AND stubborn, which makes you fair game in my book.

Point 1: Your C++ CD has a hole through it (I'm not even going to ask what a "C++ cd" is or discuss the many levels of stupidity inherent in this statement) and you can't afford a new one, but somehow you can afford to put on a huge project costing millions of dollars?

Point 2: If you don't have time to learn a single programming language (no, Macromedia Anything does not count, nor does GameMaker), you don't have time to run a HUGE programming team, especially one composed of volunteers.

Point 3: You are an idiot, and idiots usually do not produce successful games.

Point 4: You say that nobody would make games if they were to cost a million dollars or more. You're quite lucky that I don't sue you for every dime of the medical costs incurred from my massive seizures and heart attack brought about by laughing so damn hard at this statement. Apparently you have no concept of money, at all.

Point 5: All games of the caliber you're talking about are produced by big companies with lots of money, and I guarantee that none of them are going to agree to produce your game. There are no indie games on the level of Doom 3, without exception, and you think that you, with no programming experience, will be able to produce one with effectively no money.

hahahahahaha

zem52887 · Jun 2nd, 2006, 8:57 AM

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Originally Posted by gamedude9003
We don't have a name for it yet so post those in the "Suggestions" board.

Quote:You are an average person living around the year 2320, and you are suddenly transported back in time to ancient Mesopatamian (spelling?) and Egyption days to fight major wars. You go through starting from there, going through the days of knights, Renaisance (spelling?), etc... until you get to the year 2539. You find out a new organization (spelling?) like the Nazis are changing time in their favor to control the universe. You and a squad of 3-10 go and battle your way through to their leader to stop this and reset history to the way it was written... but there is a twist.

We don't have the twist yet post that in suggestions board also and sorry for the spelling errors.

I liked this game better the first time... when it was called Age of Empires... and the second time... when it was called Civilization

I'm on the edge of my seat waiting for this twist

megamind5005 · Jun 2nd, 2006, 10:13 AM

I've gotta say I could not BARE to read any more than the 2nd page of this cos I was banging my head on the table after reading each of this kids' posts. what a delusional kid. I dunno what's been said during 3 and 4, and I wont know cos I will explode due to a mixture of laughter and anger, but GAMEDUDE if you don't even know how to do the simplest programs HOW THE HELL are you going to manage 100, or even 10 people at that, people who will ALL know more than you, who will ALL be older than you and who will ALL probably be doing what they are just to ridicule you by abandoning you halfway. And if you're already complaining that you dont have time at the age of 13, then how are you going to manage ANYTHING remotely complicated?!

Now for some helpful advice: go learn how to code. learn Python, and start using PyGame etc. Then make a 2D game. i dunno, make tetris. Then see whether you're even capable of doing any coding.

And on the matter of your parents thinking it's a good idea ... i'm sorry but it sounds like they just wanna keep you quiet for a while.

frankish · Jun 2nd, 2006, 11:06 AM

No offends, but I don't do buisness with kids or teens simply because they lack maturity and good decision making skills. You shouldn't waste our time if you do not post a description of the job. Second, if you want to host your project try sourceforge. There are people there who will be willing to work for free and plus you can get donations. Drop the company stuff because you do not have a company you're just playing.

Jun 2nd, 2006, 10:13 AM	#83
megamind5005 Programmer Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: UK Posts: 53 Rep Power: 4	I've gotta say I could not BARE to read any more than the 2nd page of this cos I was banging my head on the table after reading each of this kids' posts. what a delusional kid. I dunno what's been said during 3 and 4, and I wont know cos I will explode due to a mixture of laughter and anger, but GAMEDUDE if you don't even know how to do the simplest programs HOW THE HELL are you going to manage 100, or even 10 people at that, people who will ALL know more than you, who will ALL be older than you and who will ALL probably be doing what they are just to ridicule you by abandoning you halfway. And if you're already complaining that you dont have time at the age of 13, then how are you going to manage ANYTHING remotely complicated?! Now for some helpful advice: go learn how to code. learn Python, and start using PyGame etc. Then make a 2D game. i dunno, make tetris. Then see whether you're even capable of doing any coding. And on the matter of your parents thinking it's a good idea ... i'm sorry but it sounds like they just wanna keep you quiet for a while. __________________ Tetris is so unrealistic

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Jun 2nd, 2006, 11:06 AM	#84
frankish Hobbyist Programmer Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Ohio Posts: 177 Rep Power: 0	No offends, but I don't do buisness with kids or teens simply because they lack maturity and good decision making skills. You shouldn't waste our time if you do not post a description of the job. Second, if you want to host your project try sourceforge. There are people there who will be willing to work for free and plus you can get donations. Drop the company stuff because you do not have a company you're just playing.

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