Well yes games are secondary nobody is arguing that, that's not even an
issue. I mean you aren't going to make a living out of playing games.
Although it would be nice though But it's this rather stupid mentality
of oh games aren't meant for computers or blind people shouldn't be playing
games
Could you please resend the link?
I must have missed it.
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From: shaun everiss shau...@xtra.co.nz
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Thursday, December 03, 2009 8:11 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Re: Can not install Night of Parasite .
yeah the installer
the management of the
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Hi everyone,
As this issue comes up off list quite often I thought I'd share this
with the list, and perhaps I can save myself some trouble repeating
myself time after time regarding Mysteries of the Ancients and Raceway.
Please, no flame wars etc over this, but I do think my repplyto the
Hi Che,
Cool. Looks like I'll have to check out this API as I desperately want
to get away from Managed DirectX as soon as I can.
As far as XNA accessibility goes Microsoft is very tight mouthed about
what accessibility improvements they have planned for the project if
any. A better solution
Hi.
I thought it more appropriate to start this on a new thread, hence the reason
for two messages.
X-Sight Interactive is still on the move. Here are some points of interest that
will hopefully answer some questions as to why I have been absent from the
scene for a while.
Website
I am
I thought most people understood that development of any kind, especailly
accessible games, takes time in the code writing, the checking, the editing
and all that, not to mention that most people have lives to attend to.
I, personally, didn't know that Raceway and the other were titles you
hmmm I can get that side.
my brother is a chronic game player.
he wastes his days playing poker, or battlefield or something after he mangled
his hand doing battlefield and ra2 all the time he went to poker but he now
sleeps late gets up later and plays all day.
I know that I can get on a role
Hi.
night of parasite 3.1 installer is avalible on dropbox.
warning! this is far from perminant.
Due to testing with mainly pkb and other things the dropbox is quite full, if
the size goes over 2gb I will start deleting things, so be warned the public
file is not perminant by any means.
I will
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Right on, Thomas!
It's evident from your posts that you're working your tail off creating
good accessible games.
The posts themselves are often valuable technical or business guidance
that are certainly appreciated at our end.
Having recently emerged from 6 months of constant work getting
wow what is this game?
is it an adventure game, visit salem?
On 4 Dec 2009, at 22:08, John Bannick wrote:
Right on, Thomas!
It's evident from your posts that you're working your tail off
creating good accessible games.
The posts themselves are often valuable technical or business
guidance
William,
Nope; Visit Salem is not an adventure game.
It's a travelogue of Salem, Massachusetts.
Totally inaccessible, I'm afraid.
See my screed on the subject in the Audyssey post You can make a
Difference
I am scheduled to resume work on Sinister Cities this summer.
That's a series of CYOA
The thing is most people are fairly understanding. It's just a few bad
apples who have the potential to make it seem totally unworthwhile (is that
even a word?) to keep going. To be quite frank I don't know if I would have
the patience to deal with all Thomas has gone through. That's probably
Hi Peter,
No, I see no real hurry to replace any of my Visual Basic projects until the
new C++ versions are ready to be released.
The only reason I deleted the AutoIt projects was because they were not
designed to be open source software, but due to a major flaw with the
introduction of the
Thanks, got it installed.
Now to check out the game.
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From: shaun everiss shau...@xtra.co.nz
To: gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Friday, December 04, 2009 4:24 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] bits and bobs
Hi.
night of parasite 3.1 installer is avalible on dropbox.
warning! this
Hi Damien,
Glad to hear you are switching to C++. I think you will be much happier
with it once you learn it. I know it can be somewhat daunting coming
from a language like Visual Basic 6, but I do beleive it is worth it in
the end. There really isn't any better language for game development
ok,
just my thoughts on this,
I believe Thomas should get a break, if he wants it.
I mean, I'm not on the computer all the time. I have school, a band,
and a family. it's not right to hastle someone just because they can
find something to do with themselves and you can't.
I've seen that over and
Hi Damien,
Yeah, I don't blame you. AutoIt is crap. Might be alright for newbis,
but shouldn't b taken very serious for professional game development.
Damien C. Sadler wrote:
Hi Peter,
No, I see no real hurry to replace any of my Visual Basic projects
until the new C++ versions are ready to
Hi Thomas,
That's just what my recommender told me. That's why I have completely
removed VB from my system so's I don't get tempted with my old ways again
*smile*.
Regards,
Damien.
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To: Gamers Discussion list
Hi Damien,
Yeah, I have the same problem here. Even though I had C++ in college and
have used it for some Linux software development once I began using C#
.NET for game development it is hard to go back to C++. Although, one of
my projects, USA Raceway, is actually being written in C++, and
Hi Nick and all,
Well, when it comes to the programming part obviously you get better,
make less mistakes, the more you do it. The longer you've been
programming the less bugs, mistakes, etc you will make from the
beginning. However, this by no means a good developer doesn't make
mistakes and
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Hi,
Oh, I really know what you mean. I started programming games myself, and
yeah, sometimes its really hard to find bugs. And, even I didn't find all of
them. People who played the games reported them to me, otherwise I wouldn't
have noticed, kind of weird, but yeah.
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Hi,
I fully understand, you can't spend all day on the computer programming
games. Also I know that sounds are damned expencive. I can wait. While I
wait I can make a bit of money somehow to purchase that game. *laughs*
You can take every break you need to finnish off this thing.
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Hello,
This is Tristan here. I'm sure most of you know me well.
I run Trek Games.net Inc. Now, which is accompanied by my MUD (or MOO) (in
short, a text-based game with sound packs, add-ons, and the like) Cosmos, is
now managed by Trek Games. It has come a long way in two years -- from the one
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