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I, as most people like to create games, i want to be a games designer, i like thinking up plots for Adventure games and RPGs, some may think it is sad, again i don't care!
If someone who knows how you can become one, get a game acknowledged please help me, i am poor at art, so my drawing are always basic but still, Steven Spielberg does stick figure story boards! Look how great he is, like i say, if you know how, please tell me
Thanx in adavnce
Sir Auron
> Stop calling it a game.
>
> Dark Basic is a program which *makes* games. Not a game itself.
>
> And there should be a file which you downloaded along with the program
> which is a tutorial.
>
> If you havent got that or there isnt a little icon on the
> P-R-O-G-R-A-M then tuff luck.
>
> You'll just have to buy the full thing.
i downloaded the demo last nihgt in order to see what it was like, i will get the real thing in a little while!
Dark Basic is a program which *makes* games. Not a game itself.
And there should be a file which you downloaded along with the program which is a tutorial.
If you havent got that or there isnt a little icon on the P-R-O-G-R-A-M then tuff luck.
You'll just have to buy the full thing.
as the demo had nothing about making a game on it!
> Well, you can't expect it to be easy. My box came with a tutorial
> booklet, as well as the manual, which is a good introduction to making
> a game. The actual program, however, is identical to the trial
> version apart from the limitations.
>
> Dark Basic is a LOT easier than C, C++, or any other traditional
> language, but it still requires a lot of effort, time, willingness to
> learn - it IS a programming language.
yea but does the actual game give you a lot of help, as the demo was not helpful!
Dark Basic is a LOT easier than C, C++, or any other traditional language, but it still requires a lot of effort, time, willingness to learn - it IS a programming language.
ill let you know it is me!
> I decided that would be where I go (and I live in
> Edinburgh, only about an hour away :D)
Hehe, lucky for some eh? ;)
3yrs studying games old and new, with access to the latest and greatest systems whenever needed, and an established in-house turned mainstream developer as your head lecturer... can't go wrong. ;)