That was actually meant pretty much without any side note ... just that OGA tries to get interesting for indie devs. I guess that is pretty much as far as we can go with the licenses we use, as well as anyone (especially bart) is willing to go.
@ Udi:
Yeah, I talked to the founder of GameBoom about it and it was a pretty heated argument... I am pretty much on your side towards that. It just doesn't work IMO. You can't promote Open source games by comparing them to multi-million-dollar games
That was actually meant pretty much without any side note ... just that OGA tries to get interesting for indie devs. I guess that is pretty much as far as we can go with the licenses we use, as well as anyone (especially bart) is willing to go.
@ Udi:
Yeah, I talked to the founder of GameBoom about it and it was a pretty heated argument... I am pretty much on your side towards that. It just doesn't work IMO. You can't promote Open source games by comparing them to multi-million-dollar games
Thanks Brandon, but I actually stopped doing that a long time ago. If there is actually someone who needs some reconstruction of a midi file for a project I might consider it, but I am pretty busy by now
Dunno if that came up before but I want the art pages to be handled like forums, so we can see updated posts, number of replies, search through in forum view etc.
atm there are some good discussions from time to time on those pages, but hard to find for people who didn't subscribe to it. Also it makes OGA look more vivid and encourages community participation because of that IMO
@ Bart and Udi:
That was actually meant pretty much without any side note ... just that OGA tries to get interesting for indie devs. I guess that is pretty much as far as we can go with the licenses we use, as well as anyone (especially bart) is willing to go.
@ Udi:
Yeah, I talked to the founder of GameBoom about it and it was a pretty heated argument... I am pretty much on your side towards that. It just doesn't work IMO. You can't promote Open source games by comparing them to multi-million-dollar games
@ Bart and Udi:
That was actually meant pretty much without any side note ... just that OGA tries to get interesting for indie devs. I guess that is pretty much as far as we can go with the licenses we use, as well as anyone (especially bart) is willing to go.
@ Udi:
Yeah, I talked to the founder of GameBoom about it and it was a pretty heated argument... I am pretty much on your side towards that. It just doesn't work IMO. You can't promote Open source games by comparing them to multi-million-dollar games
Sounds like great news to me. Congratulation!
edit: just the Hosted by logo seems a bit too much to me. I hope it doesn't stay that big/prominent in the long run
Thanks Brandon, but I actually stopped doing that a long time ago. If there is actually someone who needs some reconstruction of a midi file for a project I might consider it, but I am pretty busy by now
I am no fan of the mixing, but like your composition quite a lot :)
Is there any chance I could get the midi to play with it?
Great work!
Dunno if that came up before but I want the art pages to be handled like forums, so we can see updated posts, number of replies, search through in forum view etc.
atm there are some good discussions from time to time on those pages, but hard to find for people who didn't subscribe to it. Also it makes OGA look more vivid and encourages community participation because of that IMO
Those 3 models look awesome.
what do you do them with?
yeah, that is most likely it
For some reason the main lead sounds very familiar to me
looks awesome
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