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Zetr0 · 06 January 2010, 00:05

@landoq

I like your thinking, I truly do, theres some fine projects that are looking for coders, this might be a better start before jumping into your own game although I do wish you the very best in this endevor.

I would look at Game Design being your first port of call.

I love the idea of an atic-attack remake / clone with the power of the miggy one could make this a very good game indeed =D

unless you have been blessed by god, RPG's are very hard to make and conceptualize as an entity sure, but as a whole gaming environment no, you need stories, sub-stories and a good game mechanic as well.

I am not saying its impossible, I am just saying RPG development is more TEAM orientated than one or two people.

Artists, these are the people that make a concept work by commuinicating it to the user/player, either in music or graphical mediums, this requres a lot of time on thier part, and can (and often will be) a lynch pin in games development.

06 January 2010, 00:05	#5
Zetr0 Ya' like it Retr0? Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: United Kingdom Age: 49 Posts: 9,768	@landoq I like your thinking, I truly do, theres some fine projects that are looking for coders, this might be a better start before jumping into your own game although I do wish you the very best in this endevor. I would look at Game Design being your first port of call. I love the idea of an atic-attack remake / clone with the power of the miggy one could make this a very good game indeed =D unless you have been blessed by god, RPG's are very hard to make and conceptualize as an entity sure, but as a whole gaming environment no, you need stories, sub-stories and a good game mechanic as well. I am not saying its impossible, I am just saying RPG development is more TEAM orientated than one or two people. Artists, these are the people that make a concept work by commuinicating it to the user/player, either in music or graphical mediums, this requres a lot of time on thier part, and can (and often will be) a lynch pin in games development.