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Socoder -> Question of the Day -> QOTD : Losses and Gains |
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| Mon, 23 Mar 2009, 15:47 | |
Jayenkai
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With everything lost, there's usually something to gain. When I was creating Alien Deathmatch, it was originally planned as a full on Alien Breed clone, with levels, and a story and all of that. But I'm too lazy for the "all of that", and instead plopped random aliens down in a plain arena. Strangely, that turned out to be a lot of fun, and the removal of a story/level/ammo/etc lead to a much more replayable game, in that the randomly generated bad guys always did new things. (Or at least, IMO, anyway!) QOTD : What did you get rid of, and what replaced it? -=-=- ''Load, Next List!'' 
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| Tue, 24 Mar 2009, 02:05 | |
Afr0
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I got rid of the old Afr0 Messenger, and replaced it with a new and better version. Also lost a girlfriend, and it was mostly replaced by bitterness and sadness. And I got rid of my C# fears. I used to be afraid of anything that wasn't compiled to native code, but I actually discovered a neat language! 
-=-=- Afr0 Games Project Dollhouse on Github - Please fork!
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| Tue, 24 Mar 2009, 02:58 | |
JL235
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I used to use Greenfoot to make small games and I replaced it with my own library. It means it's now far more effort if I want to publish work and I have a smaller potential audience. However on the other hand I have a more powerful library with all the features I want. The only problem with this though is that Greenfoot has a better and more thorough testing process. Afro: C# does compile to native code at run-time (it's called just-in-time compilation) and I believe there is an option to compile ahead-of-time to native code at compilation time. |
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