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Posted: 29th Feb 2016 22:16
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Quote: "in the test game press tab twice, there's a slider for water"

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Jerry Tremble
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Posted: 1st Mar 2016 01:04
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Quote: "a good quality game i suppose takes weeks or months."



LOL, yes, at least that, once you've spent the "weeks or months" to learn everything that goes into making a game, even an "easy" game engine! Plus the weeks or months mastering all the other tools involved! I will never say you can't do it, but I will say you have more than "weeks or months" ahead of you, unless of course, you use all stock or purchased media! Stick with it, though, there is a LOT to learn! Welcome aboard, and don't be afraid to ask questions! Most folks are more than willing to help!
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Posted: 1st Mar 2016 13:59
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Or years too. Just has to see credits when game finnished, there are not just one person involved, a bunch of them; and with all the resoures needed, they takes years to make AAA game.

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Posted: 1st Mar 2016 15:52
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Quote: "LOL, yes, at least that, once you've spent the "weeks or months" to learn everything that goes into making a game, even an "easy" game engine! Plus the weeks or months mastering all the other tools involved! I will never say you can't do it, but I will say you have more than "weeks or months" ahead of you, unless of course, you use all stock or purchased media! Stick with it, though, there is a LOT to learn! Welcome aboard, and don't be afraid to ask questions! Most folks are more than willing to help!"


thank you i wont be shy and that's why i will turn my game into chapters as i plan.
Chapter 1 game play lengh like 30-50.
Chapter 2 idk
Chapter 3.
So i don't takes a year or a month to produce the game
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Quote: "Or years too. Just has to see credits when game finnished, there are not just one person involved, a bunch of them; and with all the resoures needed, they takes years to make AAA game.

3com"


I think if i developed a good game, and made it free for every one to have fun with .. it will be called indie right ? GG don't make AAA games xD
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Posted: 1st Mar 2016 16:00 Edited at: 1st Mar 2016 16:02
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Quote: "I think if i developed a good game, and made it free for every one to have fun with .. it will be called indie right ? GG don't make AAA games xD"


Indie doesn't mean free, it means independent developer, ie someone who isn't part of a big well known games company, you culd charge a million pounds for your game and you would still be an indie developer because you don't work for a company like EA or Ubisoft etc. and likewise if a big company like EA or Ubisoft developed a game using GameGuru it wouldn't be an indie game, it wouldn't be AAA but it wouldn't be an indie game. The indie status is always on the person or group of people developing the game, not the software they use, nor on how much they charge for the game.
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Posted: 1st Mar 2016 17:02
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Ohh i see, Thank you.
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Posted: 2nd Mar 2016 00:56
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Quote: "you culd charge a million pounds for your game and you would still be an indie developer "


I have never completed a game myself worthy of selling so you can take my advice with a grain of salt, but I recommend NOT asking a million pounds for your game. It would probably not sell very well. But then, at that price, how many copies do you really need to sell?
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Posted: 2nd Mar 2016 13:25
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@Jerry Tremble - have you seen this?
https://www.vg247.com/2016/02/11/dying-light-the-following-10-million-spotlight-edition/
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Posted: 2nd Mar 2016 13:40
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Quote: "@Jerry Tremble - have you seen this?"


LOL, that's absurd, but I'm sure somebody will do it! I like the author's line at the end:

Quote: "If any VG247 readers are in a position to drop $10 million on anything, get in touch. I have several excellent ideas to benefit humanity, particularly the bits of it positioned between my keyboard and chair."


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