@Kesstryl:
First of all, many thanks for taking the time to write your kindly reply.
Second, I can recognize and admire the great work and efforts of the development teams of GameGuru, as well as the FPSC Classic and FPSC X10, trying to make products to make the very difficult task of make a video game much easier and accessible to people, especially, for the beginners.
Furthermore, before using the GameGuru and its brothers (FPSC Classic and FPSC X10), I had tried some other game engines, such as Torque 3D, Torque 2D, BlitzBasic, 3D Gamestudio, UDK, CryEngine, among others.
Consequently, I understand properly the difficulty of learning to use all the tools necessary to try to develop a very ordinary video game in other game engines out there.
Some tasks which are made readily in FPSC family, where you may easily to create waypoints, spawn points, trigger zones, check points, sound zones, win zones, bullet holes, AI, iron sight vision in weapons, etc., with no coding, they may take months or years, until you be able to make similar stuffs by yourself alone in other game engines previously mentioned.
So, I am no stranger on this road, and also I know very well some traps scattered along it.
Besides, I have put a lot of money (on software, books, game assets, training, etc.), trying to learn this subject(game development), and in special, the most valued asset which everyone person in the world may have: the Life Time.
Nobody may be able to recover the wasted time.
Once it lost, it will go forever.
Sometimes, that loss may result in severe and irreversible consequences.
Moreover, I understand that GameGuru is still in development, by the way, practically all serious software nowadays, are always in development, a great example is the MS OS Windows and its versions, as well as other Microsoft products, which are almost daily updated, just to name one example.
However, just using only one or two "Jack of all trades," to make all the development work that GameGuru requires at this time; it's a giant task near the impossible.
All the best,
Northern
