RSGames is  temporarily closed for now! You happy, you just ruined everyone a new game I was going to finish. I am telling you a great game. Much better than my stupid GSV. I know it is crap. Someone wanted it so I made it! Okay! This was for one person, but I thought I would release to people in case they want it. GSV isn't a game. It is a quiz.

Harrasing people against the forum rules! Warn/Ban ABCGamer!

Yeah.
They do. But first we have to think of ideas since I can't think of any for RSGames to come up with.

Intelectual value? Yeah, ok. His post made absolutely no sense. We folks who use screen readers, or at least this particular screen reader user doesn't like the way it handles so-called internet lingo. It's little morethan just an attempt to be lazy.
  And Ryan, maybe you ought to calm down a little? That was what, five posts in a row? I agree that that post by ABC or whoever was highly inappropriate and, well, immature, but there's no need to have a heart attack over it. If you're a new programmer of course you're gonna start with something small, and yeah it'll probably have some bugs, but that's to be expected. I doubt that my first project, if and when I decide to try my hand, will be even close to perfect. I'll have to reiin myself in and do something small, and not the enriching, engrossing title I'd really like to do. While I agree that the Audio Gaming market is badly in need, no, desperately, of more challenging games with decent replay value, those will only come when those developers we have, or someone new, decides to take the time to write them. I myself would like to see a game in the style of Final Fantasy, but even without all the graphics it would probably take at least a year to code if not longer. And a game in the style of Final Fantasy VI would doubtless take even longer.

I can think of more than one Dev who started with a fairly symple project and is now creating much more complex and interesting games. As has been said, there's nothing wrong with starting small and going from there.

Abc, while it's quite legitimate (and can be extremely helpful), to cryticisea developer, hurling random abuse is not going to get anyone anywhere, either in terms of constructive action to creating new games, or dealing with any bugs or other problems your having with the old ones. If Guess the voice has indeed caused problems on your machine, the person who programmed the game is probably in the best position to give you advice, thus flaming him is doubly futile.

I also fail to see why the use of sapi or dialogue boxes in a game is automatically a bad thing as yur post implies (would you say the same of Lone wolf?). Please remember Abc, that even on a net forum, and even when cryticising something, politeness is always a good idea.

ryan, obviously your annoyed, but I suggest you simply move on to the next project, sinse no actual cryticism has been made of your game.

Thank You All. People like ABCGamer are destroying the programmers of the future!

Can a moderator delete this topic!

No.
Don't delete this topic, because then people can see what not to do.