revision demo party 2013 excellent !!!

[britelite]

Originally Posted by Akira

I've said this before, I think the only way the Amiga scene can get more interest is if the hardware gets locked (standardization) and milked to death.

But the hardware is pretty much "locked" already, people do either A500 or AGA+060. Artificially limiting compos to only unaccelerated machines wouldn't necessarily bring more demos, because people coding for accelerated Amigas wouldn't automatically switch down to unexpanded A500 or A1200.

A better solution would be less talking and more democoding. If everyone who are asking for more demos would produce some themselves, we'd have quite a lively scene now

[vitux]

Originally Posted by britelite

If everyone who are asking for more demos would produce some themselves, we'd have quite a lively scene now

I was not asking more demos. My question was for the noncoincidence of more groups, principally in Revision. Would mean more demos.

Now the demos only see those that make the demos? Then is a closed circle. ohh
Sorry, I have no programming skills, but I like see demos.
No spectators there would be no movies.

[britelite]

Originally Posted by vitux

I was not asking more demos. My question was for the noncoincidence of more groups, principally in Revision. Would mean more demos.

I wasn't referring to you specifically, and I wasn't being completely serious either.

Sorry, I have no programming skills, but I like see demos.
No spectators there would be no movies.

No harm in wanting to see more demos, but the best way to get more demos is to be active yourself. Movies and demos aren't really a good comparison, because the demoscene is a hobby, and movies are (mostly) made for a living.

[vitux]

Britelite, Yes, I know he was not referring to me only, but as I went the only one who complained...of scarce demos