Well, I knew that someone would eventually ask to make a test account. So I'm working on that. For the moment, I've made a quick hack entrance to the game, at heroes.efrgames.com Its a public account, everything that is done can be seen by anyone, and anything made will remain in the game indefinate...

Dizuki wrote:
+crafting system
+town construction
+Equipment
+harvesting (in town)
+PVP fighting
+and maby some more features

Sounds like a Game I'd like to play.. or write.

Do you have a good RPG system in place? or still working on it?

I remember a link from years ago, a publishing house that took PDF's stored them and allowed users to browse their titles, give out direct links. If you wanted an ebook copy, you'd pay around $5 to $10 and the writer got 60% maybe more. If you wanted a printed copy, they'd send it to you, Europe and...

hallsofvallhalla wrote:wow your game looks great bane_star.

Thanks,

I wanted to open it up for you guys to test, but I have some serious security flaws, I'm not so much concentrating on security as I am on game play. lack of 'Index Pages' etc.

I got the book, Business Plan for Dummies, one question it asked alot was, what is your company doing? how does it fit into society? how does it benefit and therefore create demand for its product. The Minecraft survival game was a mixture of a demand for people for A) mining games -> Dwarf fortress...

Looking good,

I too was looking to make a farm game for my next project, worked out all the paper version, but I figured the market is so flooded with them, I might leave it until later..

I'm working on a PBBG game, for over a few years now, mostly I was working on the game physics and mechanics, play styles and backdrop, now my testers are saying, 'hey your game is like minecraft' .. sh*t. if only I went public 6 months ago.. http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs782.snc4/66...

Yeah haha :D But the upside to having so many projects going is that in the process of one, I learn something that can be used to improve or extend another. That's the main reason I like to have so many going Same here, On Topic, I'm a little bit peeved about minecraft, I've been working on an ISOM...

I thought the point which lead this spin off was the 'players trust the GM with his/the dice's decisions' vs ' the GM does things on a whim, players never truly know what will happen next'

I don;t know if anyone reads Dan Cooks Blog about game design. Alot of Theoretical workthrough. I really enjoy using his verb + subject system on Game design theory. It breaks a game down into managable chunks, easier to code. As I understand it, When you design your game, you don't look at all the ...