brandondevito

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Occupation: Designer

Rank: Beginner

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Location: United States

Join Date: Friday, September 24, 2010

Last Visit: Tuesday, May 08, 2012 2:23:37 PM

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Trialing the gamemaker
Posted: Monday, October 11, 2010 2:22:10 PM
(slaps forehead) Leave it to me to find the hard one, and miss the easy one.

Thanks for the assistance.
Trialing the gamemaker
Posted: Friday, October 08, 2010 5:54:45 PM
Por Vous mon' Capitain...
Trialing the gamemaker
Posted: Friday, October 08, 2010 12:42:00 PM
My player is Alive, (his animations react to keyboard input.) However he doesn't seem to want to leave the space in which he has been placed...


Any ideas?
About The Public Release
Posted: Monday, October 04, 2010 9:22:31 PM
Thank you all for the hard work. I am sure that, following our contributions to this project, the retail version of the software will mint a pretty penny. The majority of us understand the limitations of 'regular life' when this is not yet paying any of the bills.

As per your responsibility to us, I feel that it has been grossly misrepresented by some members of the community. We understand that we are onlookers in your process, and as no funds have traded hands, you are not required to provide us with anything. However, in some instances, it is good to keep up with the community with a bit more frequency.

Thanks again for working so diligently on the back end. We'll be ready for the front end work load when you get us the software.
About The Public Release
Posted: Monday, October 04, 2010 12:14:44 PM
The waiting game for a build is nothing new to me. I do this for a living... In fact, at this very moment, I am waiting for a client to drop a build so that I can pop it into the console and get to work on a localization.

My only hope is that the Developmental team drops a quick email to let everyone know it has all gone live.

I intend to spend about 70 (budgeted) hours creating tutorials, and resources for the 1.0 launch, and to be honest, I am already chipping away at that scheduled time.

Ah well, we are professionals, adjusting work flow is a hazard of what we do.

Personally, I'm just pleased as punch to be in on the small community side of the game design fence. This has the potential to do a lot of good for a lot of small studios, including my little 5 man.

I do wish however that I could be guaranteed that the materials I am about to spend so many hours generating are of 'acceptable' value. For my team at least, it will be a game of generating as many materials as possible, as fast as possible and submitting them in an attempt to justify a retail copy of the software for permanent use.
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