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But i guess this discussion can be deferred until there is some release to talk about. Good luck anyway...
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I'm pretty sure that I've never said bad things about a good idea on these boards.iZOTOPE wrote:why you guys always have to say bad things over a good idea?
They're scared someone MIGHT defy what they've always said and do something they thought couldn't happen and prove them wrong.BlindSide wrote:Haha your right. Why is it that people always get so flustered when someone mentions the word MMORPG?monkeycracks wrote: ...you guys are being really harsh on him.
yes but there is a difference from spouting out random things that are obviously not going to work, from thinking about new and inventive ways of doing something, not saying p2p is going to work, but kudos to him if he is trying to figure a new way to do something, you like the guy 1000 years ago telling everyone that the world i obviously flat.Well, that's not much reallistic, there are things that are too hard or even impossible to do, regardless of how much faith you put in it.
For example, I have faith in building a game where 30 millions of people will connect on my home computer with a simple ADSL connection, and I will render trillions of polygons in every single frame making the most awesome graphics in the industry. I have faith that I will develop nice algorithms that will allow me to do that.
Sometimes faith is not enough...
Thats nonsense.monkeycracks wrote:They're scared someone MIGHT defy what they've always said and do something they thought couldn't happen and prove them wrong.
And no one likes being proved wrong.
IMHO i think it is easier to make 30 million people play on my home adsl than doing a p2p mmorpg, so who is spouting random things.lostclimategames wrote: yes but there is a difference from spouting out random things that are obviously not going to work, from thinking about new and inventive ways of doing something, not saying p2p is going to work, but kudos to him if he is trying to figure a new way to do something, you like the guy 1000 years ago telling everyone that the world i obviously flat.