03-18-2005, 04:41 AM
Another thing we don't want to see, we don't want to see advertising for a game that we soon learn is either non existant or nowhere as good as the author is saying it is. *cough*xeko*cough*
Well said Adosorken! I completely agree with you.
Gustav, Perhaps the graphics sucked to you, but I heard quite a few people compilmenting Moo on its graphics when the first demo was released.
Rattrapmax6, if you want to see some of Nek's legendary arguing, just search for threads that have Nek and Adiguin both in them: chances are you'll find some good arguments by Nek.
My issues with the rules:
1. Why are 3d and text not allowed? It's like saying you don't want zelda type games allowed in a rpg contest because you only want to see dragon warrior-like games. Text games are perfectly fine: Check out Oopa Oopa.
2. Restricting the amount of characters allowed in a party is just... stupid. If someone wants to raise an army in their game, let them! It could make the game more interesting. E.g. A person has 100 soldiers in their army, and during battles, you get to see those hundred soldier take on someone elses army when you encounter an enemy. Furthermore, you can control them ala RTS style.
3. Why must sprites HAVE to leave footprints when it rains? Suppose someone isn't quite able to do such a thing yet. It would mean they can't submit their shiny new rpg because their characters don't leave footprints.
4. Music can be premade but graphics can't? Is there a specific reason?
Well said Adosorken! I completely agree with you.
Gustav, Perhaps the graphics sucked to you, but I heard quite a few people compilmenting Moo on its graphics when the first demo was released.
Rattrapmax6, if you want to see some of Nek's legendary arguing, just search for threads that have Nek and Adiguin both in them: chances are you'll find some good arguments by Nek.
My issues with the rules:
1. Why are 3d and text not allowed? It's like saying you don't want zelda type games allowed in a rpg contest because you only want to see dragon warrior-like games. Text games are perfectly fine: Check out Oopa Oopa.
2. Restricting the amount of characters allowed in a party is just... stupid. If someone wants to raise an army in their game, let them! It could make the game more interesting. E.g. A person has 100 soldiers in their army, and during battles, you get to see those hundred soldier take on someone elses army when you encounter an enemy. Furthermore, you can control them ala RTS style.
3. Why must sprites HAVE to leave footprints when it rains? Suppose someone isn't quite able to do such a thing yet. It would mean they can't submit their shiny new rpg because their characters don't leave footprints.
4. Music can be premade but graphics can't? Is there a specific reason?
Jumping Jahoolipers!