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[MakerofGames]

Hi guys, since i have shook hands with the unreal engine. now i am able to create a game so after playing hawken i decided to make something similar to  hawken. i have the whole story cooked up in my mind. the game will be out in the future in 4 to 6 years. I can't give any details right now about my game cuz i haven't bought the license for the story but i promise the game.

[AsianJoyKiller]

Promises, promises.

[MechFighter5e3bf9]

I'm sleepless

I'm sleepless
You got me wide awake
I'm dreamless
My soul is yours to take
I'm haunted
When I look in your eyes
I want this
And I won't be denied

[Umbre]

Okay then. See you in 4-6 years.

[coldform]

right now, coldest is an open source project that shows the slightest bit of promise.  Wanna make a mech game_ maybe start there.

I dunno.

[dorobo]

I have ideas too but zero programmers

[coldform]

better yet: Panda3d might be a better place to start.  imo, it's feature complete, and it's bound to python(for quick prototyping) and C++(scalability), with a near 1:1 API call ratio between the two languages.

and because python/multi-platform/open-source!

Do you have any art concepts_ design notes - maybe a link_ something_

I shook hands with the UDK too. I thought its hands were kinda clammy from all that feature bloat, and I was a little intimidated by the size, too.

here goes nothing:  I'd wager that if the devs had sat down and chose a different path as far as their game engine goes, they might have wound up with a little less bugs/quirks to deal with, a more modular approach to updates(even minor updates client side were massive downloads), and more integrity with their server-client aspect.

and cheating.  UDK is to cheating as windows is to malware.  Popularity makes you a common target, and an easy one to boot.

just saying.

Edit: and apologies to the OP for derailing. ugh.

Edited by coldform, August 18 2014 - 10:39 PM.

[MechFighter5e3bf9]

but unreal has also been the biggest target of programmers coding to counter hacks too over its lifetime i've seen it all down to the UT usermade custom hack detectors  (we are going a step back by not implementing  some custom (bypassable sure but i bet a good portion of haxors cant get by) antihax measures such as hardware IDs  yadayadayada sure can be changed but security through obscurity can make a good impact. if you patch it enough the hackers/hack buyers wont keep cycling money and time to redo the same thing in same game i know because hackers who persistently evaded my bans on dayz eventualy gave up after enough of my log surfing forensics matching their smurfs up





i got plenty of time lol. and people reall notice and appreciate it when you put in your best it makes me feel all warm and fuzzzy inside when they called my server the best in the game tehe

Edited by MechFighter5e3bf9, August 19 2014 - 03:59 AM.

[Draigun]