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Tosh wrote:
They obviously have a much bigger team & budget than you guyss =]

its an independent 7 people (3 of wich are brothers) "studio", based on Chile (Southern South America), trying to make their first game.

I believe they have the same or lower team and budget than Wolfire.

Jeff wrote:Yup, will start doing that next monday.

thanks a lot

could it be possible that as you upload an alpha version you guys could also post a list with notes about whats new in the version and maybe a "roadmap/to do" list with what you expect to have in the next versions

that would be great

thanx

I was wondering that now that lugaru 2 will be developed by a team of full time "non-student" workers, will that mean that the game will be priced as a regular "studio" game to make cash for the team, or will the pricing scheme be more in the tipical shareware game range?

I am going to write the story for L2, and you can let me know if you like it or not :) The L1 story is a pretty standard revenge story, and I think it holds up decently compared to most action games (i.e. it has a storyline with distinct characters, and it is not ridiculously awful) However, I thin...

you know what they say... you have to learn how to dance before you learn how to walk (or something like that)

Renegade_Turner wrote:

Sorry about that...it seemed kinda appropriate.

Is this still the Wolfire development blog topic, right?

i know, i need to have some patience....but an update on how things are going on isn't gonna hurt anybody....at least to say "hey, three months, i'm doing other things, no progress over here". Whatever, but please let us know how's everything going on.

As for Lugaru 2 ideas (sorry if this has been mentioned...) Adding to the incapacitating idea: -busting their legs so they can't move when they wake up... -torturing of some kind to get information (eg. toilet swirlies, busting legs, breaking fingers...etc...) -throwing dead bodies in the ocean or ...

I'm on a mac, and it's not that it look bad, only that in web pages (and other on-screen texts) it usually look better sans serif fonts (like arial or verdana) than serif fonts (like times or georgia), which are generally better suited for printed text. also you could play with different sizes and s...

I think it would be better if you use a sans serif font, maybe gray and a bit smaller in the "what's been up" descriptions

David wrote:I updated the Wolfire blog again, this time with a movie of the new animation system I am working on!

http://blog.wolfire.com/

Woah!!

would be cool if we could see now a forest plus water plus grass plus shadows plus turner plus weapons screenshot

nice

Why is the sky in all screenshots kind of purple instead of blue?,I think it looks kind of too alienish...

just a thought


the actual picture is


i think it would look more real like this