Hi Will,

No, unfortunately, Draconis hasn't given us any more news on their
current projecs. However, just because they haven't given us any news
or a game release doesn't mean we should automatically start comparing
them to Bavisoft.I for one am pretty sure Draconis is working on
something, and I know more than most the time, effort, and drain it
takes to produce a serious game of any real quality. Especially, if
that someone happens to be coding an engine and games from the ground
up in a language like C+++ which Draconis is doing.

I've said this before, and I'll say it again, one thing the average
gamer often over looks is the people producing accessible games do so
in their spare time. They have families, they have jobs, they need
personal time as well. Therefore they can't be treated as robots who
sit in front of a computer 12 hours a day programming this or that
game just because a few gamers want it on demand.

As for why Draconis and many accessible game developers don't give us
weekly or monthly updates as to the status of projects its pretty
simple. If a game developer says something in an e-mail and decides to
change his or her mind at a later point they'll get flamed for
promising one thing and giving the customers something else. If a
developer goes into a lot of detail about a certain game then there
won't be as much surprise when it is released. If a game developer is
doing a lot of experimentation as I did for a while people will get
confused, angry, and upset because they'll accuse the developer of
goofing off when they are trying to figure something out by trial and
error. Bottom line, there are times when discretion is indeed the
better part of valor. :D

Cheers!


On 8/19/12, william lomas <[email protected]> wrote:
> hi all i thought one of the draconis games was all ready to go?
> thought be released by now?
> it like bavisoft i suppose, if nothing comes out from a company for five
> plus years, how can the community which it serves expect to remain loyal to
> the said company?
> we hear to be fair "working on new titles" but same mantra for five years
> now?
> if something to show for it i for one would have faith in the company but if
> no news, does that in our community necessarily mean good news?
> want to look at the BGT program myself just trying to get head around it all
> :) then we all set
>
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