Well The Darkmountain project also started small and look how far that is!

So it definitely can be done - it just needs determination!

yeah I agree.
the start is allways the time to get a lot of motivation
and we dont want to drag him down do we?
maybe you dont need to do all by yourself try searching for free nodels if you cant get it done.

Regards

Aztec

Whether or not you finish the project the experience and skills you learn along the way will be incredibly valuable to becoming a great game developer. Keep up the good work!

Yes, it might be true this one never finishes. But I won't quit easily. Also I'm going to go in some coding (or whatever it is in english) school to study a lot and start game making as my career. (It's not a "HEY I WANNA BE MAKERS OF TEH GAMZORZ!! =D"-idea it's the future )

I know all you experts think "Lol you're just a noob who can't make anything :P" but I have lots of experience in map making and texture editing/drawing/making... I think that makes things a bit easier too.

Well then good luck, btw any models you make keep, in case you need them in the future ,same with any code,maps ,textures anything. If you need any help i know some coding (lite-c) and can make some models and maps.

Starting small is the best option for gaining experience but it's a free world thus why can't you try
There is always a chance that it succeeds but you will definitly gain a higher chance when you make it a small Oblivion-like project (like you mentioned ^^)

Cheers

Frazzle

I would advise intesne-x for the AI though, make your life easier and the game come together faster

And those guys who think they are experts haven't finished a game, those of us who have know that it takes determination and if you have that, you'll finish it. Just don't stop in the hard parts of the project, considering it is your first (?) there will be some hard parts, but continue anyway. Keep going with the project, although I think you did start the topic too early (you should have more to show, but that's my opinion), but I'll be watching this project to see how it turns out. Good luck

Yeah it's good not to stop in hard parts... I just usually slow down a bit. My progress at the time is already kind of slow as I'm being very busy with other things but I think it's funnier and better to make slow than making it too fast...

The next thing I'm making is a simple house. I already have a wall model and next will be the door and window parts.

Great thing people are interested in this and like to give help (I've already got more help than I thought I could get )

I'll be posting new pictures as I make some progress...

When I said this project will not finish, I meant that the game won't be as described, but something else.

I can't take game project seriously if all I can see is piece of pavement.