It sounds stupid and way too much to ask 1000000$ for an "old school" RPG. Considering that the only thing they have right now is just words.

I don't like that they didn't break down how they would use the money and for what. They said that they will make two individual projects.

http://digitalbattle.com/2010/02/20/top-10-most-expensive-video-game-budgets-ever/

You watch too many Hollywood movies.

In Hollywood it would be: You son of a ... (And explosion censoring the rest)!

Holy Sh... (And explosion censoring the rest)!

For me it was the second solution that fixed my game.

TheDev

Thank you for this valuable information.

You should always teach your left arm what the right one knows and right arm what the left one knows. It's not fun to train but most people have two arms and only use one.

I like your project and I would like to see it ready. <img src="smileys/smiley1.gif" border="0" align="middle" />

http://www.scirra.com/forum/layout-order-crash-objects-disappear-after-save_topic57218.html

It's a bug.

Ashley

Things disappearing is probably due to my old drivers.

This is what I did some years ago in Game Maker with openGL plugin.

I'm experiencing two bugs.

• After I have saved or exported my project objects disappear from the editor, all I can see is blank. They come back if I change to windowed mode.

• Construct2 crashes if I try to change layout order.

I've seen lot of people do pixel art in games and have some hi-res smooth rotations and stuff in them. This is when i'm asking the same question.

I don't like too simple pixel art as it's in Super Mario 1. I like more how things look in Super Mario 3.

In 90's I used to do long animations with this icon software called Microangelo. It was fun to see how just one pixel can change the whole thing.

I think people like to do pixel art for the same reasons as people like to draw manga and make things look Japanese. In the end most of these drawings just look awful.

Updating my ATI drivers ended up breaking my hard drive.

Wink

Thanks. I'm going to do some tests.