yes but if thomas doesn't want to implement that mode if it means more
delays and frustrations for him, people should be greatful for what
they get
On 4 May 2009, at 13:10, James Dietz wrote:
I personally wouldn't miss arcade mode, but Idon't think William's
argument holds up. If someone paid for something, they shouldn't need
to program it themselves - you don't need to pay anyone else to
program anything for yourself. Plus, not everyone can program a game,
never mind one of the quality they would expect by paying however much
they did for this one.
On 5/4/09, william lomas <lomaswill...@googlemail.com> wrote:
yeah i wouldn't bother. It was only because of a select few that you
couldn't make your intended game in the first place some people are
just never grateful for what others do for them. if they want the
game
they paid for, program it themselves and stop moaning
On 4 May 2009, at 00:38, shaun everiss wrote:
then don't bother I actually am getting used to saving games.
At 10:36 a.m. 4/05/2009, you wrote:
Hi Ryan,
Actually, when I originally came up with the idea for Mysteries of
the Ancients I never intended it to be a side-scroller or arcade
game to begin with. When I found out I wasn't going to be able to
release Montezuma's Revenge do to copyright issues I began working
on Tomb Hunter Mysteries of the Ancients. When I announced the new
game would be a 3d FPS title instead of a classic side-scroller I
got quite a lot of heated replies back on the subject. Some felt I
was being dishonest or at the very least I would be creating a game
they neither wanted or paid for etc. So the compromise was to add
the arcade mode into the Genesis Engine, something I absolutely
hated from the start, and modify the engine to handle 2d side-
scroller levels instead of a full 3d environment. That really
soured me on the project from the outset, and i decided when
creating the cross platform engine to remove everything I didn't
like about the Windows Engine. Now, that I have decided to port
Mysteries of the
Ancients over to Mac OS it appears most of the people are in favor
of putting all that code back into the engine. I can do it, but it
will take time adding all that extra code, and it will take time
yanking every single line of it back out when the game is released.
Sorry about the rant, but I'm not overly thrilled about adding code
in to my game engine, and then have to spend just as much time
yanking it all out again a few months later. It is fairly well known
that i am not a huge fan of arcade games these days, and what I
really want is a good high quality Ferst Person Shooter, and I've
been denied that all thanks to taking orders for a game I can not
legally create now.
Smile.
Ryan Conroy wrote:
Hi Tom,
I prefer the Arcade mode when I'm trying to get used to the game.
Plus, I feel that if you take away arcade mode, it'll take away
from some classic feeling of the game.
Ryan
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