8.

9. from me, the money it takes to redesign the homepage and to replace cbabe, warlock, guard and co. is nothing against the profit that these investments would bring along.

10. I'm under the Top 10
EDIT: After the Person who started the thread
What's about a Contest to get new Textures etc.

I guess that is make's me #0

11? There are packages of textures and models of quality, affordable, benefits would be many, and known as anyone who is looking good impression catches the engine on the web.

And please, largest collection of shaders, it is important to facilitate this.

Count me as 12. As a teacher I've recommended this software to dozens of sales. It was difficult to even try it after researching programs and seeing sites like Unity's. I have an even more difficult time convincing other teachers, students, and friends.

Just as with the opposite sex, the first thing we see is visual and many won't even look twice if you can't find that.

i guess im lucky number 13.

and thats why i started that character modeling contest , and tried to get a prize for it(unsuccessfully)

I would also have to agree with the notion to update 3DGS's main website and content. The site is still usable and updated on a regular basis; however, I have stumbled over countless links and web pages that have either been moved or deleted (404). This could be an annoyance to some people when the details on one web page are inconsistent with that on a different web page. I am definitely sure that redesigning the website and 3DGS's content would revitalize sales and an online community.

Above all, a stable website should be the priority. There is no sense in updating content if it means down-times and other setbacks.

Thanks,
Dveyee

Redesign is a good idea!

So i vote "yes"

OK, who do it?

Or better make a contest for the New site?
I will join then.

Ok, ok - you convinced me. We'll do a new website, new screenshots, and remove/replace the very old models and artwork.

A contest could also be a good idea. But would we get many good contributions to this contest? After all, the majority of forum users are game developers, not web designers.