heh, actualy I think the game looks really cool
as graphicaly challeged as it may be, it's a fun looking game

lol. graphicly challenged. duhrrrrr!

Glad to hear you're back and in better spirits Kenneth. It would be tragic for you to do anything stupid over what some undersexed and overpimpled little hood rats who wouldn't know a entity from an action have to say.

I hope in the future when you are down and don't the the energy to go on, you'll come back to this thread and see how many people here support you and your works and how we are willing to stand up for you.

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It would be tragic for you to do anything stupid over what some undersexed and overpimpled little hood rats who wouldn't know a entity from an action have to say.

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Yes. Don't pay any attention to the "undersexed and overpimpled little hood rats who wouldn't know a entity from an action" people around here that cut down your game. This is very immature of them. By the things that they say I can tell that they have never finished a game completely by themselves.

Your game is awsome!
I have a lot of respect for you for making a game all by yourself and actually finishing it.

I hope to see more of your great games around here.

-regards

I seem to not be giving up, I did not get billed this month for 789site.com after I removed it so I took the money that would have went to that bill and I got some more models for later projects I don't feel well so I am just kinda thinking of a few ideas to put them into a game. I would like to thank all the people here for lifting my spirits again. I was about to stop making games forever my feelings have gotten allot better about things now and I will try to start a new project at the end of the week. Thank you.

Heya man

Glad to hear you're up on your feet again. As I've said before, making a game is no milk run.. I can't even remember the number of times I've given up in the past.. Sometime's it would be a few days, other times I didn't wanted to see another line of code for 6 months are something.. I'm glad I had people to put me back in the 'game' though... I know that this is what I do best, so I keep going..

From the screenies I saw, I could clearly see you're an electronic music dj kinda guy:) Your game does look like it has a mushroom/lsd kinda feeling .. There was no demo though, so I can't say anything about the gameplay.. Is it a fast game? If it's fast, I think I'd like it..

One guy posted a wicked idea a few mins ago on this forum*bored to go back and check the name.. you know who you are:P*... If you're a coder and you don't have any 'contracted' modelers working on your team but looking for some quick cash, then why don't you make some mini games instead? There's a big market in cnet.com and tucows.com sites for mini 'cute' looking shareware games, so maybe you can get some first cash working on something like that for starters.. Just an idea.. I've thought of doing that myself..

Keep it up man..

I will try and upload the demo on www.turbosquid.com this morning it should take an hour or to I will get back to you guys here when its online.

kenneth, I always liked Reverse the Abnormal from the start. When you put the whole thing together with the audio, music, characters and action, I found it to be an enjoyable experience. Parts of it made me laugh. I dont know it you intended that, but there is some great subtle humor in there and is very positive.

I just ordered a copy of R T A II from www.cafepress.com Good choice on www.cafepress.com. If I ever get to the point of selling a game, I'll definiftly consider them.

BTW, I really like the Greys from your demos and have put them in test levels to learn with.
Thank you, Dix

Kenneth,

First of all great work on finishing a game, I've only read about half the thread and all I can say to you is to never give up no matter what anyone else says... that is a very important key to great success.
I hope to seeing more great works from you in the future.

Regards,
Guy.