And Guess What This Game Will Be A 3D Final Fantasy Like RPG...Items,Special Attacks,EXP Points, Individual Wheapons,And So On.

The Summon Monsters Will Be The Different Kinds Of Angels that God Has,The Special Attacks will be the "Magic Attacks"(magik is to occultic,special attacks are more godly).

12 Playable Characters(you meet up with them on your quest), 2 of them hidden(to get them to join you,you must find and recruit them during 2 different side quests)and A 13th Character Who Will Come To Your Aid At Random(provided that you found her)

IM also Taking Some Plot Elements From My Deleted Game Idea And Putting It Into This One.

Well What Do Ya Think Please Gimme Feedback,LOTS of feedback.

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Originally posted by Steve:
Only You Beat Up {not kill mind you}The NON-FALSE Deity Type Characters.

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if they are human... no killing and stuff...
but if they are demons, false gods, etc. slaugter them!
my opinion atleast.
"non false?" I'm sorry, it's just me, but you're gonna have to explain that one.

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a picture tells a thousand words y'know

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--D-SIPL

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If at first you don't succeed, destroy all evidence that suggests you tried

Graceworks Interactive

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There are only 10 types of people - those who understand binary, and those who don't.

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"True friendship is not characterized by the absence of conflict, but by the ability to resolve conflict."

And FYI I Only Writen 1 Game

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There are only 10 types of people - those who understand binary, and those who don't.

I went 2 years without making a game because I tried to make the big one.

Then I read this:

http://www.gamedev.net/reference/design/features/makegames/default.asp

Now I did alot of demos, so I skipped Tetris and went to Breakout. I'm looking into a 2D or 3D side scroller next and skipping Pac Man, and that's only because I have a book on Role Playing Games.

Don't let the big one be your first one. Just my advice.

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We are at war. Not to take lives, but to save them.

I'll Try Making A Special Character Based Pong Game...Always Wanted to Make 1 of those.

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We are at war. Not to take lives, but to save them.

Will those be good for learning and building skills? Yes. Has the author of the article created a logical path? Yes. But you may want to weigh your desire for learning and practice versus time spent and achievement. (And creativity.) There are a zillion clones of all these games, so that another one is not very valuable unless there's something different about it.

If you just want to educate yourself and don't mind about creating another one of the same old thing, okay. But there are two other options:

(1) Make a game *similar* to one of the suggestions, but with some fundamental differences. Either a twist on the game, or an entirely different game in the maze genre. (Think about the differences between PacMan and Mr. Do or Labyrinth.)

(2) Make a totally different game that you think will require about the same skills to make as the suggestion. Decide what requirements you want to tackle (the article had some good examples of the challenges at each level) and think of a game that fits the requirements but doesn't need too much beyond them.

Either of those ways (if you do it properly) you'll have achieved the learning and practice you were looking for, but you will also have something unique, creative, and valuable! If you want to make Christian games, or games that make people think, or something family-friendly, or whatever goal you have, no reason why your first game can't be--it just has to also not be biting off more than you chew.

Curry

[This message has been edited by Curry (edited July 04, 2003).]