thank you all for your comments.
i still dont know when the presentation of the game will be held at college.
even so, there are some things i wish to add to the game with help from demigod.
so.. right now. the things that are in need to add to the game are:
-a menu, for when you click ESC, asking what you want to do.
-settings menu with a couple of sliders to define the volume of the background music and sound effects
-settings menus, with the ability to change resolutions.
-credits panel for when you exit the game.

if you feel that there are things that could be added to the game, feel free to post it, and we will try to see if it's doable.

And once again, thank you all for your comments, you are a great community.

Congrats Pedro and Team, fantastic effort, very epic thread and its done

Awesome, even though I cant play with my res mode I can imagine I would enjoy every aspect too.

(Still downloading so will give it a go anyway..)

Its a good future Pedro and this is a fine addition to the portfolio but dont forget about Indy work too...:)

[*Edit] Well it played ok, a bit laggy understandably but it played which is awesome really.
Couldnt hook up so had a toy around (my line not your mp script) and liked the skyline and the setup.

This I think could be a real good winner if you follow it thru for a games release, I can easily imagine people of all wallks giong online for a blast fest, especially once the movement and objects have been refined.

A great job!

hey man, thanks!
Really apreciate it! yeah! it has been one hell of a ride. heeh.
yeah. this game has some good potentital to go further.

i wish i could enter the game industry, but there's so little companies here in portugal

Well you could always do what we are doing, entering thru GStudio via the boards and the version one owns.

This is what Indy development is, doing your own game as your own publishing house because all you need if you have difficulties looking in or out side of Portugal, is a website and a little bit of marketing knowledge.

Anyway, appreciate your thread and skills, respect!