09-30-2005, 12:46 PM
Had time to read QB Express more yesterday.
Adigun, I really think you are overrating me and my work. I know you were happy with the game but as a reviewer you have to keep a certain objectiveness and observer the game more grounded. I mean 9.2/10 for a mini-game is way too much. What would you give The Griffon Legend then. 15?!? But still, thanx for the flattering words. BTW, did you get my PM about no sound version of FJ. I need it for the QBasic Games Directory. Just compile one version of the game with all the DS4QB routines bypassed and email it to me.
And DrV. That situation in the figure 1. in the strategy section is possible to get out of. You simply need to draw the knight under one edge of the platform and then move to the opposite edge and escape successfully(it's in the nick of time but possible).
One question. To what situation did Matt2Jones referred in his e-mail? I'm really curious.
Deleter, you "Game Apathy: Another Symptom Analyzed" article is really great. I'm 100 % with you when you say we shouldn't expect for game design to be fun all the time. Actually, I never expect that. Releasing a finished project and getting positive feedback is fun.
Great issue.
Adigun, I really think you are overrating me and my work. I know you were happy with the game but as a reviewer you have to keep a certain objectiveness and observer the game more grounded. I mean 9.2/10 for a mini-game is way too much. What would you give The Griffon Legend then. 15?!? But still, thanx for the flattering words. BTW, did you get my PM about no sound version of FJ. I need it for the QBasic Games Directory. Just compile one version of the game with all the DS4QB routines bypassed and email it to me.
And DrV. That situation in the figure 1. in the strategy section is possible to get out of. You simply need to draw the knight under one edge of the platform and then move to the opposite edge and escape successfully(it's in the nick of time but possible).
One question. To what situation did Matt2Jones referred in his e-mail? I'm really curious.
Deleter, you "Game Apathy: Another Symptom Analyzed" article is really great. I'm 100 % with you when you say we shouldn't expect for game design to be fun all the time. Actually, I never expect that. Releasing a finished project and getting positive feedback is fun.
Great issue.