Post by deathravin on Dec 28, 2005 13:52:11 GMT -5
I want to take this opportunity to tell you that I really appreciate you creating this peice of software. This is quite an undertaking and a very difficult process. I know from experience that just making a program like this can make you hate the game you're creating it for. Mainly because you want the game to work like you think it should, and the process of you making it work "properly" in your eyes, takes away hours, days and weeks of time you could have been using to play the game you (used to) love.
Even making a script for this program can do that easily enough.
On top of all this time and effort you are dedicating to this project, you are taking opinions, sugguestions and comments, replying to our questions with much haste, and (on top of it all) not charging us for the "privlage" of using it. Obviously it is an alpha release, and your ultimate goal may be to charge for it, which would be well within your rights - it is too daunting of a task to not consider doing that. But where other programers out there are keeping their code simple and constricting, you are opening up the full spectrum of memlocks (well, at least the good ones) and making a truly powerful program available.
So Three cheers for TinyTerror - may his coding room have a plentiful supply of Jolt Cola and Hot Pockets, and his computer fly with the speed of many servers.
Ok, enough ass-kissing, back to *my* coding...
Even making a script for this program can do that easily enough.
On top of all this time and effort you are dedicating to this project, you are taking opinions, sugguestions and comments, replying to our questions with much haste, and (on top of it all) not charging us for the "privlage" of using it. Obviously it is an alpha release, and your ultimate goal may be to charge for it, which would be well within your rights - it is too daunting of a task to not consider doing that. But where other programers out there are keeping their code simple and constricting, you are opening up the full spectrum of memlocks (well, at least the good ones) and making a truly powerful program available.
So Three cheers for TinyTerror - may his coding room have a plentiful supply of Jolt Cola and Hot Pockets, and his computer fly with the speed of many servers.
Ok, enough ass-kissing, back to *my* coding...
