SLASH'S PROFILE

Thank you so much for your support, everyone!

author=TungerManU
Yeah, best of luck if you decide to go commercial! I initially didn't know how to feel about this since money is very tight for me, but I decided that of all the commercial games, if you decide to go that route, Bossgame is the one game I'd buy.

Thank you! I don't plan on making it too expensive, and I will have a demo or free version of some kind!

author=NeverSilent
Everyone seems to be getting more and more interested in creating commercial games lately. I've only been on RMN for a little over 2 years, and I'm already starting to feel like a relic from the past with my scepticism towards commercial RM games. Sigh...

I know what you mean. I've been here for probably 8 years now, and I've been making games for at least 8 years. It's been a lot of fun and I plan on continuing for the rest of my life. Right now, I work full-time, which means the only gamedev time I have is weekends and a couple hours in the morning. If I make some money off my games, it means I can pay off my student loans and save up some cash so I can possibly take a break and do contract work for a while, which means I can spend more time making games, which I would love! And it means more games for everyone else :)

Indie games are never going to be a path to riches (outside of rare & unpredictable outliers) but it'd be nice if they could help us out a bit. I think RM games can be powerful and stick out enough to be worth a few bucks, and I hope BOSSGAME is one of those games :D

But regardless, I want to continue supporting you and your games in any way I can. And I'd still really like to be a tester for BOSSGAME, if you'll allow me.

Thanks! I may have some open testing before the game is released, and I'll keep you in mind for future tests! Right now I'm keeping it kind of close to the chest, haha :D

author=Red_Nova
Yeah, I know what it's like to work on a game for over a year now. Soul Sunder was made in a year and a half, and PotF is reaching that length. It can really burn you out, but the finished product is totally worth it!

Good luck with the game, man! Can't wait to see it in action!

It's tiring, right? Haha. I'm enjoying myself but I'm so looking forward to the next project, too. I have so many ideas lined up... agh! Thank you for the kind words :)

Mirror Boy's a lover, not a fighter ;__;

I was gonna say, Mercury was my favorite when I was kid too! She had cool hair and I just really like blue, I guess :P

Like I said, we need legislation that obeys the spirit of the Second Amendment. Legal responsibility goes both ways. Yeah, as American's we have the right to own guns, even assault rifles and automatics, but the government also has the right to expect us to demonstrate that we are capable of handling those weapons responsibly, and frankly, thanks to organizations like the NRA, any lunatic can buy a gun without having to do that.

The Constitution is a living document that is meant to be amended when the population demands it - and was designed with a system in place for those amendments. Thank god for it, because so much has changed in the last 200+ years that there's we could never make set of rules that would be sensible until the end of time. Just take a look at the Bible, eh?

Either way, the Constitution in no way guarantees that people can freely buy or own whatever kind of armaments they want. We already have some reasonable restrictions (turns out you can't just legally go out and buy Stinger missiles) but we probably need to update our specific restrictions to match with the changes in society. People may very soon be capable of manufacturing their own guns and ammo with incredible ease - legally or illegally - and we'll need to find a way to address these if we want to maintain any sort of pretense of control.

Oh good, the CEO of Stardock is shitposting on facebook about how he needs to buy silencers for his sons' SIG Sauers.