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Then people need to quit stealing everything that isn't nailed down so the government doesn't feel they have a need to take over the internet.

Just advice, I don't have any authority. Do whatever you want to do. Releasing the stuff from your actual game is a great idea. I just wanted to make sure you weren't slaving away being creative on this off-beat stuff for everybody else to use. Playa gotta put himself first

Well, here's three things on display: http://i.imgur.com/nlF9MkB.png Some sort of flower, I guess. I'm not in the cheeriest mood today, but I felt like drawing some sort o' flower. http://i.imgur.com/Dif5wIG.png Because Master K would most likely demand it, here is a Dingoo. http://i.imgur.com/prgg...

Don't you think killing two, maybe even three skeletons is worth it to get a single loaf of bread? I know whenever I'm setting up a farm, I always think to myself "Boy that was fun, I wish I could click the bonemeal 6 or 7 more times.". Seems like a well thought-out decision to me!

I think the best plan is going to be let our games do the talking. Dungeonmen was a great success outside our community because it was a great game and the same goes for Escape The Wolf and other LudumDae entries. If people who make games have enough pride in their work to enter it into contests and...

Oh my god, Meowski. That is the cheatingest game on the Gamecube. The last time I played that was like the week after it came out, and I was doing the last big "Race on every track!" cup for the last goofy unlock or whatever, and on the very last race, I only needed to finish 6th or better...

I think it was fun and I think your story and set-up were fine. My personal experience is that I was just never on the right page. I assumed from the set-up that we'd be doing a lot more urban exploring of dealing with the various gangs and their plots and schemes, maybe some blackmail and extortion...

I'm debating whther or not my character is smart enough to realize this is a lost cause, and whether or not they're charismatic enough to switch teams.

All that said, in answer to your question of: Basically, I'm wondering if it's possible to turn on/off the mouse with a menu button, use it to click/activate an NPC, and not effect the Hero's original position? The answer is yes, that should all be possible. But you're going to have to use scripting.

It really doesn't matter what kind of a story you want to tell, it can be good no matter how many times it's been done. The important question is what kind of game do you want to have with your story. If the focus of your game is Redemption vs. Destruction, you should try to reflect that in the game...

Isn't that the plot to Knights of the Old Republic?

The best advice I can give you is that you need to get more specific. saying you want to make a really good game that centers around a slightly dark and foreboding theme but has moments of light heartedness and fun with a gentle weave of horror, thriller, comedy, and action is like going into a rest...

Zoogy, surprised to find out that she's still visible, quickly rectifies that mistake and continues the hasty retreat.

It's... scary. We should probably freeze it. Or burn it. Whatever we can do without touching it.

What kind of supplies, if any, should we be dropping off? Like, do we want to start building stuff Friday or do we want to spend some time gathering stuff or what?

Snowy biome sounds great, by the way.

Zoogy is going to back up as fast and as far away from that thing as she can, even if that means going back into the caves. Hopefully it can't fly.